Nam June Paik's Distortions | Lossy
New Media: week2 Nam June Paik
PDF) ELECTROMAGNETIC POETICS: A meditation on Nam June Paik's Magnet TV, in the light of Martin Heidegger's essay, The Question Concerning Technology | Katy Connor - Academia.edu
Programmed: Rules, Codes, and Choreographies in Art, Whitney Museum - CatSynth
SAIC Sound Colloquium Talk | Contemporary modern art, Conceptual art, Glowing art
Research Critique: Nam June Paik, “Magnet TV”, 1964 – When art meets technology!
Boxes of tricks | IMAGE OBJECT TEXT
Nixon', Nam June Paik, 1965–2002 | Tate
Magnet | NJP ARTCENTER
Life and Technology: The Binary of Nam June Paik | Gagosian Quarterly
Nam June Paik Magnet TV 1965 television and magnet black-and-white, silent, variable dimensions
Modern Art Monday Presents: Nam June Paik, Magnet TV | The Worley Gig
Nam June Paik - Magnet TV | Video installation, Glitch art, Tv
Magnet TV (1965) | Modified 17-inch black and white cathode-… | Flickr
Magnet TV (1965) by Nam June Paik - YouTube
Modern Art Monday Presents: Nam June Paik, Magnet TV | The Worley Gig
Nam June Paik, Magnet TV | Video in American Sign Language (ASL)
TV Lab - Nam June Paik's "Magnet TV" is still at the Whitney Museum. The label says "Do Not Touch", but moving the magnet to distort the video signal was Paik's point.
Nam June Paik Tate Modern / London | | Flash Art
Nam June Paik's Distortions | Lossy
Media Art Net | Paik, Nam June: Magnet TV
Distorted Visions: Artists Shaping Glitch Art - FW LOG
,%20%E2%80%98Magnet%20TV,%E2%80%99%201965,%2017-inch%20black-and-white%20television%20set%20with%20magnet,%2072.1%20%C3%97%2048.9%20%C3%97%2062.2%20cm%20overall.jpg "Nam June Paik (1932-2006), 'Magnet TV,' 1965, 17-inch black-and-white television set with magnet, 72.1 × 48.9 × 62.2 cm overall")
Nam June Paik (1932-2006), 'Magnet TV,' 1965, 17-inch black-and-white television set with magnet, 72.1 × 48.9 × 62.2 cm overall
Nam June Paik
Nam June Paik: Open Circuits | Society for Asian Art
