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DVD:
Bill Viola – The Road to St. Paul‘s

Author: MONARDA Music GmbH

A close insight in the artistic creation of Bill Viola, one of the most influential video artists.

  • 109387 Cover Bill Viola | Copyright: © Arthaus Musik

    109387 Cover Bill Viola © Arthaus Musik

  • Bill Viola during the work on Mary, one of the two permanent video works in London's St. Paul's Cathedral | Copyright: © Arthaus Musik: Kira Perov © by Bill Viola Studio 2019

    Bill Viola during the work on Mary, one of the two permanent video works in London's St. Paul's Cathedral © Arthaus Musik: Kira Perov © by Bill Viola Studio 2019

This powerful documentary follows the world’s most influential video artist Bill Viola and his wife and close collaborator Kira Perov over a twelve-year period as they undertake and complete the installation of two permanent video works, Mary and Martyrs (Earth, Air, Fire, Water) in St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. In documenting Viola’s approach, the award-winning arts documentary director Gerald Fox captures the essence of Viola’s creative process, along with the significant changes that occur in these two figures over the lengthy time period. He also looks back at the career of this seminal artist, who since the early 1970s has taken video art to a new level of acceptance in contemporary art.

Worldwide available on DVD from 15 March 2019.

Cat. No.: 109387 (DVD)

Genre art documentary
Duration 81 mins
Video format DVD / NTSC
Audio format PCM Stereo
Production Company foxy films Ltd.
Director Gerald Fox

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