Nam June Paik
DirectingGyeongseong, South Korea [now Seoul]
Nam June Paik was the first video artist who experimented with electronic media and made a profound impact on the art of video and television. He coined the phrase "Information Superhighway" in 1974, and has been called the "father of video art."
Directed by Nam
Beatles Electroniques
★ 8.0Film
1969No Image
Electronic Fables
★ 0.0Film
1965No Image
Electronic Yoga
★ 6.0Film
1972
Merce by Merce by Paik
★ 6.5Film
1978
Electronic Moon No. 2
★ 6.0Film
1966
Missa of Zen
★ 0.0Film
1967No Image
Deoksu Palace
★ 0.0Film
1992
TV Cello Premiere
★ 0.0Film
1971
Lake Placid '80
★ 8.0Film
1980
Analogue Assemblage
★ 0.0Film
2000
Magnet TV
★ 0.0Film
1965
Good Morning, Mr. Orwell
★ 8.1Film
1984
Butterfly
★ 6.0Film
1986
Allan ‘n Allen’s Complaint
★ 0.0Film
1982
TV Buddha
★ 0.0Film
1974
TV Garden
★ 0.0Film
1974
All Star Video
★ 6.5Film
1985
Button Happening
★ 0.0Film
1965
Fluxfilm Anthology 1962-1970
★ 0.0Film
2010
Sistine Chapel
★ 0.0Film
1993
Early Color TV Manipulations
★ 0.0Film
1968
Beuys
★ 0.0Film
1990
The Medium Is the Medium
★ 0.0Film
1968No Image
Videotape Study No. 3
★ 4.5Film
1967No Image
Bye Bye Kipling
★ 0.0Film
1986
One Candle, One Projection
★ 0.0Film
1988
A Tribute to John Cage
★ 6.0Film
1976
Global Groove
★ 7.7Film
1973
"Topless Cellist" Charlotte Moorman
★ 5.7Film
1995
Waiting for Commercials
★ 0.0Film
1966
Suite 212
★ 0.0Film
1974
Cinema Metaphysique No. 1-5
★ 0.0Film
1972
Guadalcanal Requiem
★ 7.0Film
1977
Media Shuttle: New York - Moscow
★ 0.0Film
1978
9/23/69: Experiment with David Atwood
★ 0.0Film
1969
Zen for Film
★ 5.4Film
1964
Living with the Living Theatre
★ 0.0Film
1989
Moon is the Oldest TV
★ 0.0Film
1992
Electronic Opera no. 1
★ 0.0Film
1969
Wrap around the World
★ 0.0Film
1988
Digital Experiment at Bell Labs
★ 0.0Film
1967
Video Commune (Beatles from Beginning to End)
★ 0.0Film
1992