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  1. Cover
  2. Half Title Page
  3. Series List
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright Page
  6. Dedication
  7. Epigraph
  8. Contents
  9. Acknowledgments
  10. Introduction: Screen Subjects
  11. 1. Interface Matters Screen-Reliant Installation Art
  12. 2. Body and Screen The Architecture of Screen Spectatorship
  13. 3. Installing Time Spatialized Time and Exploratory Duration
  14. 4. Be Here (and There) Now The Spatial Dynamics of Spectatorship
  15. 5. What Lies Ahead Virtuality, the Body, and the Computer Screen
  16. Afterword: Thinking through Screens
  17. Notes
  18. Index
  19. About the Author

Index

  • Acconci, Vito, 37, 39
  • Adams, Parveen, 29, 34
  • Ahtila, Eija Liisa, xii, 40
    • Consolation Service, xix, 49–51, 52, 53, 112n24
    • experimental films of, 51
  • Aitken, Doug, xii, 40
    • electric earth, xix, 41, 47–49, 53
  • Alberti, Leon Battista, xiii, 63
  • alienation: Marxist critique of, 25
    • of subject, 34
  • Archer, Michael, 55, 113n40
  • art: community building in, 120n16
    • fin de siècle, 55
    • premodern, 98n7
    • public, 121n5
    • relationship to cinema, xvi
    • screen-based, xi–xiii, xv, 1
    • spectatorship for, xii, 25, 64
    • temporal engagements with, 110n1. See also closed-circuit video installations installation art, screen-reliant
  • art history: digital art in, 79
    • gaze in, 98n10
    • installation art in, xv
    • museum audiences in, 56
    • on post medium condition, 100n20
    • screens in, xvii, 101n23
    • spectatorship in, 93, 95, 98n10, 107n10
  • art institutions: media screens in, xi–xiii, xvi, xviii, 6, 62, 63
    • reflexivity about, 98n8
    • temporality of, 56. See also galleries
  • attention: coerced, 35
    • cultural foundations of, 22
    • psychological explanations of, 22–23
    • regulation of, 23
    • of spectators, 21–24
    • technologies of, 35, 39
  • avatars, digital, 81, 119n13
  • Barthes, Roland, 115n6
    • “Leaving the Movie Theater,” 19
  • Bateson, Gregory, 103n12
  • Baudrillard, Jean, 77, 79
  • Baudry, Jean Louis, 61, 74
  • Bellour, Raymond, 55
  • Benjamin, Walter, 116n16
    • “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction,” 94–95
  • Bergson, Henri: on images, 120n23
    • on time, 36, 109n30
  • bidirectional browsing units (BBUs), 81, 82
  • Biesenbach, Klaus: Loop, 58
  • Birnbaum, Daniel, 40
    • Chronology, 53, 100n19
    • on the subject, 112n30
  • black boxes: in galleries, xii
  • body–screen interfaces, xviii, xix, xxi, 17, 41
    • coercive, 21, 24, 35
    • materiality of, 69
    • spatial aspects of, 69, 75
    • temporal aspects of, 39. See also viewer–screen interfaces
  • Borgmann, Albert, 91
  • Brecht, Bertolt, 26
    • on apparatus, 68
    • influence on media artists, 117n20
  • Bruno, Giuliana, 101n24
  • Buchloh, Benjamin, 107n3
  • Burnett, Ron, 118n4
  • Campus, Peter, xii, 2
    • Interface, 64, 69–76, 81
    • on televisual discipline, 37
  • capitalism: and body computer relations, 96
    • control mechanisms of, 23, 35, 109n24
  • Cartesianism, 25, 74
  • Cavell, Stanley, xii
  • cinema: affective transport in, 110n1
    • art’s relationship to, xvi
    • of attractions, 101n2
    • avant garde, 116n9
    • Benjamin on, 94–95
    • disruptive capacity of, 116n16
    • duration in, 42, 110n7
    • of exhibition, 52
    • institutional context of, xiv, 106n35, 111n9
    • as locational, 5–11
    • materiality of, 8, 61, 105n23
    • nonmateriality of, 15
    • phenomenology of, xv, 1
    • the sculptural and, 1–2
    • shot/reverse-shot technique, 18, 106n33
    • spectators of, xvi, xviii, 12–14, 68, 101n2, 110n1. See also film theory cinema, experimental. See experimental film
  • closed-circuit video installations, xix, 19
    • criticality of, 38
    • live images in, 31, 33
    • psychological impact of, 34
    • spatiality of, 33, 36, 78
    • spectator participation in, 31, 33–34, 39, 109n21
    • spectators’ attention to, 23–24
    • spectators’ images in, 29
    • time in, xix–xx, 36
    • visual control in, 34. See also installation art, screen-reliant
  • communication, screen-based, xi, xxi, 12
  • computer networks: gaming in, 118n5
    • spatiality in, 78. See also Internet
  • computer screens, 77–78
    • as glass doors, 88, 89
    • as places, 88–89
    • viewing subjects of, 79, 80
    • as windows, 88. See also digital art; media screens
  • consciousness: cinematic nature of, 113n32
    • of spectators, 54
  • Construct (Internet design company), 119n8
  • Cornwell, Regina, 16, 105n27
  • Corral, Maria de: 51st Venice Biennale, xii
  • Crary, Jonathan, 96, 109n24
    • Suspensions of Perception, 21, 35
    • Techniques of the Observer, 98n7
  • Debord, Guy, 35
  • Deleuze, Gilles, 101n3, 105n24
    • on cinema, 36
    • on time, 109n30
    • on virtuality, 90, 120nn22–23
  • Difference Engine #3, The, 79, 81–84
    • diagram of, 84
    • virtual reality of, 90
    • visitors’ images in, 81, 119n13
  • digital art, 118n2
    • in art history, 79
    • interactivity of, 78, 119n10
    • on Internet, 81–87
    • lifespan of, 120n15
    • multisited, 80, 81–82, 85, 88, 91
    • robotic interfaces in, 85, 89, 90
    • space in, 86–87
    • surveillance cameras in, 80
    • viewer privileges for, 85
    • viewing subject of, 87, 89
    • as virtual window, 87–88. See also computer screens; installation art, screen-reliant
  • discipline: in digital technology, 96
    • in screen spectatorship, 21, 24, 26
    • televisual, 37, 38
    • in video technology, 39
  • Douglas, Stan, 53
  • Dreyfus, Herbert, 90
  • Duguet, Anne Marie, 110n2
  • duration: in cinema, 42, 110n7
    • exploratory, 110n2
    • in gallery-based installations, 40–42
    • spectator determined, 41, 51, 57
    • spectators’ experience of, 47–48, 52–59
    • suspended, 53
    • without time, 36. See also time
  • Enwezor, Okwui: Documenta XI, xii
  • exhibitions, screen-based, xi–xii, 97n3. See also galleries; installation art, screen-reliant
  • experience: commodification of, 107n9
  • experimental film, 10, 41, 51, 105n23
    • British, 106n32
    • and film installation, xviii
    • Warhol’s, 111n13. See also structural film
  • EXPORT, VALIE, xii, 2
    • Ping Pong, xx, 64, 65–69
    • Ping Pong Kassette, 67. See also Ping Pong
  • Ferguson, Russell, 44
  • Fifer, Sally, 56
  • film theory, xiv–xv
    • identification in, 64
    • installation art in, xv
    • psychoanalysis in, 3, 102n7
    • suture in, 64, 106n33. See also cinema
  • film theory, apparatus, xiv, 98n12, 102n6, 111n9
    • masculinist viewing in, 99n15
    • materiality in, 3, 61
    • spectatorship in, 62, 99n15
    • subjectivity in, 115n6
  • film theory, feminist, xiv, 98n12
    • on apparatus theory, 115n6
    • psychoanalysis in, 99n15
  • flicker films, 8, 104nn17,19
  • Foster, Hal, 102n4
  • Foucault, Michel, 35
  • frames: in film theory, xv
    • media screens as, 97n2
  • Frankfurt School, 94, 107n3
  • Franks, David, 6
  • Fried, Michael, 5, 62
    • “Art and Objecthood,” 1–2
  • Friedberg, Anne: on multiple visions, 93
    • on time shifting effects, 58
    • on viewing subject, 79
    • on the virtual, 118n1
    • The Virtual Window, xvi, xvii, 63, 97n2
    • on virtual windows, 116n10
    • on window shopping, 110n4
  • Fuller, Matthew, 103n12
  • galleries: black boxes in, xii
    • materiality of, 3
    • spatial parameters of, 3
    • spectators in, 53, 54–56, 57, 72, 110n5
    • white cubes of, 12, 113n41. See also art institutions
  • gaming, computer, 118n5
  • Gardner, Colin, 109n30
  • gaze: in art history, 98n10
    • Lacan’s theory of, 29, 108n13
  • Geller, Matthew: From Receiver to Remote Control, 102n9
  • Gidal, Peter, 61, 106n32
    • on structural-materialist film, 115n4
  • Gillette, Frank, 2, 19
    • on feedback, 24
    • Wipe Cycle, xix, 20, 21, 22–24, 25. See also Wipe Cycle
  • Goldberg, Ken: The Telegarden, xx, 79, 84–87
    • on telepistemology, 89–90. See also Telegarden, The
  • Goldberg, RoseLee, 36
  • Golden Nica Award, 79, 119n8
  • Gordon, David, 44–45
  • Gordon, Douglas, 50
    • 24 Hour Psycho, xix, 41, 43–45, 111n13
  • Graham, Dan, xii, 42
    • experiential installations of, 119n11
    • on mirrors, 36
    • Present Continuous Past(s), xix, 35–39
    • on topology, 109n26
  • Grau, Oliver, 79
  • Grosz, Elizabeth, 89
  • Hall, Doug, 56
  • Hanhardt, John, 121n6
  • Hansen, Miriam, 94, 95, 116n16
  • Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, 111n13
  • Heim, Michael, 90–91, 121n28
  • Hershman, Lynn: awards of, 79, 119n8
    • The Difference Engine #3, 79, 81–84
  • Hitchcock, Alfred: Psycho, 43, 44
  • Huhtamo, Erkki, xvii
  • human–computer interfaces, 77–78. See also viewer–screen interfaces
  • Husserl, Edmund, 112n30
  • Iles, Chrissie, 56
    • Into the Light, xi
  • illusionism, 5, 77
    • cinematic, 8, 15
    • perspectival, 63
  • images: Bergson on, 120n23
    • electronic transmission of, 78–79, 112n17
    • materiality of, 118n1
  • installation art, screen-reliant: aesthetics of play in, 95
    • bodily disciplining in, 21, 24
    • commodity status of, 95
    • connective interfaces in, 90
    • critical discourse on, xv, 16, 23, 26, 93
    • critical relevance of, 5
    • destabilizing effects of, 75
    • effect of minimalism on, 3
    • film theorists on, xv
    • gallery-based, xi–xii, xiv, xvi, xviii, 6, 62, 93
    • hybridity of, 4
    • interactivity in, 119n10
    • machinic presence in, 98n4
    • material apparatus of, 64
    • medium-specific criteria for, 100n20
    • mirrors in, 72, 74
    • modes of engagement with, 41–42, 43
    • of 1950s, 2
    • obsolescence in, 113n34, 121n6
    • participation in, xix, 25–26
    • political aspects of, 26
    • popularity of, 56
    • postminimalist, 61
    • post 1960s, xviii
    • preservation of, 95, 120n15
    • process based, 72
    • and progressive aesthetics, 26
    • public, 121n5
    • spatiality of, xiii, xviii, 10, 59, 60, 78
    • telepresence in, 118n3
    • temporality of, xiii, xviii, 4, 39, 40–42
    • terminology for, 98n6
    • viewer–screen interfaces in, 2, 3–4, 10
    • viewing subject of, 98n13
    • virtual window paradigm of, xvi, 87. See also body–screen interfaces; closed-circuit video installations; digital art; spectatorship, screen-reliant
  • Interactive Media Festival (1995), 79
  • International Urban Screens Association, 121n5
  • Internet: spatiality in, 87
    • spectatorship through, 80, 81–87, 92. See also computer screens; digital art
  • Internet surveillance cameras: in artistic applications, 80
  • Jameson, Fredric, 4, 41, 79
    • on cinema, 56
  • Johnson, Giggy, 48, 54
  • Jonas, Joan, 37, 39, 42
  • Joselit, David, 71
    • Feedback: Television against Democracy, 37–39
  • Joseph, Branden, 117n19
  • Koch, Christof, 23
  • Krauss, Rosalind, 5
    • “The Cultural Logic of the Late Capitalist Museum,” 56–57
    • on minimalism, 114n47
    • on postminimalism, 61
    • on viewer narcissism, 110n34
    • A Voyage on the North Sea, 99n18
  • Kraynak, Janet, 34
  • Lacan, Jacques: model of vision, 117n23
    • on screens, 99n17
    • on the subject, 74
    • theory of gaze, 29, 108n13
  • Lee, Pamela, 111n13
  • Le Grice, Malcolm, 42, 106n32, 110n7
    • on experimentation, 117n24
  • Leibniz, Gottfried: monad theory of, 90–91
  • Leigh, Janet, 45
  • linearity: disruption of, 56
    • in time based media, 48–49
  • Manovich, Lev, 87
    • The Language of New Media, xvii, 63
  • Mapping the Studio I (Fat Chance John Cage), xix, 41, 46, 54
    • advice for spectators of, 114n50
    • camera movement in, 112n19
    • duration of, 45, 47, 112n18
    • installations of, 111n16
    • viewers of, 46
  • Martinez, Rosa: 51st Venice Biennale, xii
  • materiality: in apparatus theory, 3, 61
    • of body–screen interfaces, 69
    • of cinema, 8, 61, 105n23
    • of galleries, 3
    • of images, 118n1
    • of media screens, 2, 3–4, 62, 67, 68, 97n2, 101n3
  • McCall, Anthony, 42
  • McCarthy, Anna, 103n11
  • media: anti illusionist, 60–61
    • process based, 60
  • media, time based, 40–42
    • disruptive potential in, 42–43
    • linearity in, 48–49
    • minimalistic, 56. See also time
  • media ecology, 103n12
  • media screens: ambivalence of, xii, 2
    • in art history, xvii, 101n23
    • in art institutions, xi–xiii, xvi, xviii, 6, 62, 63
    • as art objects, xii
    • as barriers, 72
    • commercial, xii, 57
    • in contemporary life, xi
    • in digital art, 85
    • double sided, 72
    • effect on modernism, 2
    • everyday viewing of, 31
    • as frames, 97n2
    • of mass media, 23, 59
    • materiality of, 2, 3–4, 62, 67, 68, 97n2, 101n3
    • mediating role of, 12, 69, 73–75, 85, 94
    • mediation of self, 31, 74–75
    • moviegoers’ experience of, 1
    • objecthood of, 15
    • performative, 2, 98n9
    • role in viewer interaction, 23
    • in sculptural installations, xvii, xix, xx, 1–3, 23, 62
    • spatiality of, 4, 70–71, 75, 1117n24, 118n24
    • as subjects, 65
    • as surfaces, 117n24
    • as technical devices, xvii
    • as thresholds, 4
    • in urban spaces, 121n5
    • as windows, xiii, 71, 75, 88. See also computer screens; installation art, screen-reliant
  • Metz, Christian, 64, 102n6, 111n9
  • Michalka, Matthias: X-Screen, xi
  • Michelson, Annette, 61, 103n15, 110n1
  • minimalism: death of author in, 114n47
    • effect on installation art, 3
    • immediacy of, 114n47
    • sculptural, 1, 64
    • spectatorship in, 62, 110n5
    • of timebased arts, 56. See also postminimalism
  • mirrors: in film theory, xv
    • in Present Continuous Past(s), 36
    • in psychoanalytic theory, 102n7
    • in screen-reliant installations, 69, 72, 74
  • Mitchell, William J., 85
  • modernism: effect of screens on, 2
    • formalist, 1, 5, 110n5
    • reception of, 1
  • Morse, Margaret, 30, 94
  • Mulvey, Laura, 64
  • Nauman, Bruce, xii, 2
    • Live-Taped Video Corridor, 26–31, 33
    • Mapping the Studio I (Fat Chance John Cage), xix, 41, 46, 54
    • Mapping the Studio II with color shift, flip, flop, & flip/flop (Fat Chance John Cage), 111n14
    • Performance Corridor, 26, 27
    • phenomenological works of, 117n22
    • on screen–spectator relationships, 108n20
    • Video Corridor for San Francisco (Come Piece), 31–34, 109n21
    • video corridors of, xix, 25–35, 65, 81, 107nn11–12. See also Mapping the Studio I (Fat Chance John Cage); Video Corridor for San Francisco (Come Piece)
  • Neshat, Shirin, 50
    • Turbulent, 113n40
  • Obrist, Hans Ulrich, 43
  • O’Doherty, Brian, 102n5
  • Orphan Film Symposium, 121n6
  • Paik, Nam June, 2
  • Païni, Dominique, 17, 54–55, 101n2
    • on consciousness, 113n32
    • on galleries, 57
  • perception: attention in, 21
    • subjectivity of, 8
  • perspective, Renaissance, 61, 63, 64, 114n2
  • phenakistiscopes, 55
  • Ping Pong, xx, 64, 65–69
    • alternative versions of, 116n17
    • Brechtian influence on, 68
    • materiality in, 65–67
  • ping pong: as cultural trope, 116n15
  • play: in screen-reliant installations, 95
  • PONG (video game), 116n15
  • postminimalism: anti-illusionism in, 102n4
    • in media art, 61
    • process in, 16. See also minimalism
  • poststructuralism: critiques of authorship, 25
    • windows in, xv
  • Present Continuous Past(s), xix, 35–39
    • diagram of, 38
    • multiple images in, 36
    • time in, 36–37, 39
  • public art, screen-reliant, 121n5
  • Rajchman, John, 12, 105n24
  • reception: instantaneousness of, 1
  • Rosen, Philip, 99n14
  • Ross, Christine, 42
  • Rovner, Michal: DataZone, 2
  • Royoux, Jean Christophe, 52–53
  • Schjeldahl, Peter, 45
  • Schneider, Ira, 24
    • Wipe Cycle, xix, 20, 21, 22–24, 25, 36 Screen (journal), 61
  • screen studies, xvii, 101n23
    • future of, xx
  • sculpture: cinema and, 1–2
    • minimalist, 1, 64
    • video screens as, xx, 56
  • sculpture, screen-reliant, xvii, xix, 1–3, 23, 62
    • viewers of, 20–21
  • self: construction of, xi
    • screen mediation of, 31, 74–75
    • screen viewers’, 30
  • Sharits, Paul, 61, 103nn13–14
    • on cinema, 5
    • locational pieces of, 5–6, 8, 10, 15
    • on spectatorship, 42. See also Soundstrip/Filmstrip; T,O,U,C,H,I,N,G,
  • Shaw, Jeffrey, 110n2
    • Future Cinema, xii
  • Silverman, Kaja, xv, 99n17
  • Sitney, P. Adams, 8, 103n15, 115n4
    • Film Culture Reader, 104n15
  • Snow, Michael, xii, 42, 61
    • critical reception of, 106n32
    • on illusionism, 18
    • and minimalism, 105n27
    • on nature of film, 15
    • on spectators, 15
    • Two Sides to Every Story, xviii, 5, 12–18, 65
    • use of hybridity, 105n30
    • Wavelength, 106n32. See also Two Sides to Every Story
  • Sobchack, Vivian, xi, xiv–xv, 106n35
  • social relations: effect of technology of attention on, 35
  • Soundstrip/Filmstrip, xviii, 5, 8–10
    • audience experience with, 9–10
    • diagram of, 11
    • spatiality in, 10
  • space: behind media screens, 117n24
    • bodily experience of, 91
    • deconstruction of, 50
    • on flat surfaces, 63
    • in front of screen, 75, 118n4
    • gallery, 3, 53, 54–56, 57, 72, 110n5
    • illusionistic, 5, 61, 62, 72–73, 92
    • inside screens, 75, 76
    • installation of time in, 40
    • proximal and mediated, 91
    • simultaneous experience of, 65
    • in Soundstrip/Filmstrip, 10
    • virtual, 86–87
    • warped, 63, 116n12
  • spatiality: of closed-circuit installations, 33, 36, 78
    • in computer networks, 78
    • digital, 87, 89
    • in electronic telecommunications, 91
    • of media screens, 70–71
    • of screen-reliant installation art, xiii, xviii, 10, 59, 60, 78
    • in screen spectatorship, xix, xx, 62–64, 67–70, 72–76
    • in Soundstrip/Filmstrip, 10
  • spectators: control of reality, 92
    • in film theory, xiv
    • in gallery space, 53, 54–56, 57, 72, 110n5
    • involuntary behavior of, xix
    • regulation of, xiv
    • relationship to media technology, xiii
    • as screen subjects, 96
    • use of electronic telecommunication, 78–79. See also subjects, viewing
  • spectators, screen: attention of, 21–24
    • avatars of, 81, 119n13
    • boundary with those viewed, 82
    • of closed-circuit installations, 23–24, 31, 33–34, 39, 109n21
    • of commercial media, 57
    • determination of duration, 41, 51, 57
    • digital interactions of, 80, 81–87, 92, 119n10
    • empowerment of, 42
    • experience of duration, 47–48, 52–59
    • experience of space, 67–69
    • loss of self, 30
    • as mediators, 15–16
    • perceptual expectations of, 29
    • of screen-reliant sculptures, 20–21
    • as screen subjects, xxi
    • self regulation by, 34–35
    • of video corridors, 27, 29
  • spectatorship, xii, 25, 64
    • in apparatus theory, 62, 99n15
    • architecture of, 23, 107n5
    • in art history, 93, 95, 98n10, 107n10
    • cinematic, xvi, xviii, 12–14, 68, 101n2, 110n1
    • as content, 3
    • embodied, 76, 106n35
    • in film apparatus theory, 62
    • ideal, 113n41
    • ideological, 62
    • masculinist, 99n15
    • mediated, 72
    • in minimalism, 62, 110n5
    • modes of, xii, xiv, xviii, 99n14
    • passive, 26, 42, 109n24, 114n50
    • post 1960, xvi
    • process of, 61
    • psychoanalytic models of, 99n15
    • temporal experiences of, 41, 42, 110n5
    • theatrical, xviii, 62
    • theories of, xiii–xiv
    • as window shopping, 57, 58, 110n4
  • spectatorship, screen-reliant, xvi, xvii–xviii
    • and art spectatorship, 64
    • attention in, 21–24
    • coercive nature of, 24, 31, 34, 109n24
    • in completion of works, 65
    • conditions of, 23
    • as content, 18
    • critical framework for, 63
    • disciplinary aspects of, 21, 24, 26, 96
    • doubleness in, 64, 72, 73–74, 76, 115n7
    • effect of electronic telecommunication on, 78–80
    • emancipatory, 52
    • embodied nature of, 19
    • flow of consciousness in, 54
    • via Internet, 80, 81–87, 92
    • of mass media, 59, 71–72
    • material conditions of, 74
    • modes of, 17, 24, 63
    • narcissism in, 110n34
    • obligatory, 117n19
    • participatory, 31, 33–34, 39, 109n21, 115n3
    • passive, 23, 42, 114n50
    • of public art, 121n5
    • regulation of, 35
    • screen-based conditions for, 34
    • spatiality in, xix, xx, 62–64, 67–70, 72–76
    • of tele vision, 21, 71, 103n11, 106n1, 108n15
    • temporal expe riences of, 37, 41, 57–58
    • theories of, 62–64
    • in visual arts, xi–xii
  • Steigler, Bernard, 113n32
  • Streible, Dan, 121n6
  • structural film, 5, 60, 103n15, 104n19
    • essentialism of, 116n9
    • structural materialist, 61, 106n32, 115n4
    • time in, 42
  • structuralism, 103n15
  • subjectivity: in apparatus theory, 115n6
    • electronic mediation of, 12
    • screen mediated, 75
  • subjects: alienation of, 34
    • bodily contact between, 91
    • Cartesian, 74
    • doubling of, 112n30
    • in film theory, xiv
    • ideological construction of, 61
    • media screens as, 65
    • mediated vision of, 74
    • of Renaissance perspective, 114n2
    • self-confirmation by, 108n13
    • self-identification of, 74
  • subjects, viewing, xv, 98n13
    • of computer screens, 79, 80, 87
    • of digital art, 87, 89
    • field of vision, xvi
    • in imaginary worlds, 94
    • interaction with screens, xii, 3–4
    • passivity of, 3
    • and technological objects, 3. See also spectators
  • Sutherland, Ivan, 77
  • suture. See film theory
  • technocracy: compulsory participation in, 34
  • technologies: of attention, 35, 39
    • and culture industry, 107n3
    • outmoded, 113n34
    • of visualization, 114n2
  • technology, media, xiii, 19
    • role in visuality, 30
    • and screen-based art, 97n4
  • telecommunication, electronic: effect on spectators, 78–80
    • via Internet, 81–87
    • screen-reliant activity in, 93
    • spatiality in, 91
    • surveillance cameras in, 80
  • Telegarden, The, xx, 79, 84–87
    • community building in, 120n16
    • cooperation in, 119n14
    • critical literature on, 89–90
    • diagram of, 88
    • virtual reality of, 90
  • television: disciplinary conditions in, 37, 38
    • guerrilla, 24
    • idealized personalities of, 38
    • ideological function of, 35
    • liveness in, 31, 108n18
    • ontology of, 29
    • site specific understanding of, 103n11
    • spectator-ship of, 21, 71, 103n11, 106n1, 108n15
  • temporality: of body–screen interfaces, 39
    • of museums, 56
    • nature of, 58
    • polyphony in, 53
    • of screen-reliant installation art, xiii, xviii, 4, 39, 40–42
    • in screen-reliant spectatorship, 37, 41, 57–58
    • in video installations, xix–xx
    • without duration, 36
  • time: alternate relationships to, 52
    • constructed, 53
    • conventional understanding of, 57
    • deconstruction of, 50, 54
    • installation in space, 40
    • in media culture, 40
    • media experiments with, 42
    • shifting of, 58
  • T,O,U,C,H,I,N,G, xviii, 6–9, 104n20
    • audience experience with, 6, 9
    • material process of, 104n22
  • Touraine, Alain, 34
  • Two Sides to Every Story, xviii, 5, 12–18, 65
    • cinematic viewers of, 12–14
    • doubleness in, 18
    • hybridity of, 17
    • illusionist space in, 17
    • screen of, 14–15, 16, 17
  • Variable Media Network, 121n6
  • Venice Biennale (1999), installation art at, 55
  • video: noninstallation forms of, 56
    • spatial relationships in, 101n23. See also closed-circuit video installations
  • Video Corridor for San Francisco (Come Piece), 31–34, 109n21
    • camera lenses in, 108n20
    • diagram of, 33
  • Vidler, Anthony, 88–89, 116n12
  • viewers. See spectators; subjects, viewing
  • viewer–screen interfaces, 2, 3–4, 10, 18–19
    • as content, 18
    • dematerialization of, 121n28
    • political/ethical implications of, xx. See also body–screen interfaces
  • Virilio, Paul, 4, 119n9
  • visual culture: critiques of, xiv
  • visuality: media-based, xiii, 30
    • philosophical history of, 118n1
    • screen-reliant, xvii, 12, 23, 94, 96
    • of screen spectatorship, 17
  • Vostell, Wolf, 2
  • Warhol, Andy, 43, 111n13
  • Weber, Samuel, 29, 108n15
  • Weibel, Peter: Future Cinema, xii
  • Whitman, Robert: Shower, 2
  • Windhausen, Federico, 103n14
  • windows: computer screens as, 77–78, 88
    • in film theory, xv
    • media screens as, xiii, 71, 75
    • in post-structuralism, xv
    • virtual, xvii, 87–88, 116n10
  • window shopping: as mode of viewership, 57, 58, 110n4
    • of time based objects, 41
  • Windows operating system, 57, 116n10
  • Wipe Cycle, xix, 20, 21, 22–24, 25
    • diagram of, 22
    • script of, 20
    • single representations of, 36
    • viewer interface for, 24
  • wipe cycles, 20
  • Wittgenstein, Ludwig, 93
  • Wollen, Peter, 115n4, 116n9, 117n20
  • ZKM | Center for Art and Media (Karlsruhe, Germany), 81, 82, 83, 84

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Parts of chapters 1 and 4 were previously published in “Be Here (and There) Now: The Spatial Dynamics of Screen-Reliant Installation Art,” Art Journal 66, no. 3 (2007): 20–33.

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