Tony Martin (1937-2021) was a pioneer of installation art, creating sound and light environments that directly implicated the viewer in their design, featured here in conversation with art historian Erin Stout.

“Jayson Musson’s Art Thoughtz, a satirical performance art series staged on YouTube from 2010—2012, is more profound than its entertainment value might belie,” writes Rebecca Cleman.

Jacob Ciocci’s work, from Paper Rad to Extreme Animals, has captured the dizzying glut of life on the web, creating frenetic collages of found video and sound.

Barbara Buckner’s abstract, often silent video works, made throughout the ‘70s and ‘80s, explored the transformative properties of electronic image-processing technology.

Hand Dryer (2012) and Fall NYC (2014) by Maggie Lee capture seemingly small, intimate gestures with a dream-like lucidity.

Aldo Tambellini (1930-2020) made a series of works channel-surfing in the moments leading up to cataclysmic televised events—including the moon landing.