Uri Tzaig's Recent Works Examined in Afterall Essay
On April 29, 2001, Afterall Journal Issue 3 featured an essay by Sarit Shapira, titled 'The Counterpointed Medium (and the Amorous Twin).’ Access to the text is restricted to subscribers, who can choose to subscribe or buy individual articles through the University of Chicago Press. The essay delves into the recent creations of Israeli artist Uri Tzaig, emphasizing his exploration of counterpointed mediums and twin themes. Tzaig frequently incorporates video, installation, and performance in his work, addressing concepts of duality and perception. This publication marks an early point in Tzaig's career, prior to his subsequent global acclaim. Afterall is recognized for its comprehensive critical essays on contemporary art.
Key facts
- Essay published on 29 April 2001
- Written by Sarit Shapira
- Part of Afterall Journal Issue 3
- Full text available only to subscribers
- Individual articles purchasable via University of Chicago Press
- Focuses on recent works of Uri Tzaig
- Title: 'The Counterpointed Medium (and the Amorous Twin)'
- Afterall is a contemporary art journal
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Artists
- Uri Tzaig
- Sarit Shapira
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- Afterall
- University of Chicago Press
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