Sergei Bugaev's 'Stalker 3' Video Installation at I-20 Gallery Explores Death Depiction Ethics
From November 2 to December 14, 2002, I-20 Gallery in New York presented 'Stalker 3,' a video installation by Russian artist Sergei Bugaev, who also works under the name Afrika. The exhibition centered on ethical questions regarding artistic representations of mortality. Bugaev's work, created in 2002, served as the focal point for this critical examination. The show prompted discussions about the boundaries and responsibilities involved when artists tackle the subject of death. The gallery hosted the installation for over a month, providing a platform for this specific artistic inquiry. Artcritical published commentary on the exhibition, highlighting its thematic concerns. The presentation was part of Bugaev's ongoing exploration of complex social and philosophical issues through his artistic practice.
Key facts
- The exhibition ran from November 2 to December 14, 2002.
- The show featured the video installation 'Stalker 3' by Sergei Bugaev.
- Sergei Bugaev is also known by the name Afrika.
- The exhibition was held at I-20 Gallery.
- The central theme involved ethical issues in depicting death in art.
- The work 'Stalker 3' was created in 2002.
- Artcritical published content related to the exhibition.
- The installation prompted discussion about artistic boundaries.
Entities
Artists
- Sergei Bugaev
- Afrika
Institutions
- I-20 Gallery
- Artcritical
Locations
- New York
- United States