Everybody Loves Nothing - Reinke, Steve
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Cultural Writing. Art. EVERYBODY LOVES NOTHING compiles acclaimed video artist Steve Reinke's scripts from 1996 to the present, numerous illustrative stills and an extensive interview by filmmaker Mike Holboom that probes Reinke's ambitions and inspiration and provides a broad overview of his career until now. Reinkes's videos are often composed of original and found footage (from home movies, training films, porn flicks), and are typically diaristic, often philosophical, even elegiac. The writing in this book is extremely well-crafted, possessing a wit and intelligence that translates well to…mehr

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Cultural Writing. Art. EVERYBODY LOVES NOTHING compiles acclaimed video artist Steve Reinke's scripts from 1996 to the present, numerous illustrative stills and an extensive interview by filmmaker Mike Holboom that probes Reinke's ambitions and inspiration and provides a broad overview of his career until now. Reinkes's videos are often composed of original and found footage (from home movies, training films, porn flicks), and are typically diaristic, often philosophical, even elegiac. The writing in this book is extremely well-crafted, possessing a wit and intelligence that translates well to the page; what seems improvisatory on screen is in fact very polished and precise prose.
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Steve Reinke has exhibited widely, including the Museum of Modern Art, the Centre Pompidou, the Tate, the National Gallery, International Film Festival Rotterdam and the New York Video Festival. He is the co-editor, with Tom Taylor, of Lux: A Decade of Artists' Film and Video and, with Chris Gehman, the forthcoming The World is a Cartoon: Artists' Animation at the End of Cinema. He lives in Toronto and wherever he happens to find employment (most recently Chicago and Los Angeles).