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Exchange (1973)

In 1972, Robert Morris and Lynda Benglis agreed to exchange videos in order to develop a dialogue between each other's work. Morris's tape, Exchange, is a part of that process - a response to Benglis's Mumble. At the beginning of the tape, Morris comments on the nature of the collaboration, their interaction, and what they represent to each other. Morris's speculations about work, travel, and relationships are juxtaposed with frozen images of race cars, Benglis herself, images from Benglis's tape, and Manet's Olympia. An asymmetry of elements forms as the tape moves from the professional towards the personal- a shift that gives the work humanity and, concerning the development of early conceptual video, its unique historical importance. - Video Data Bank


Robert Morris & Stan VanDerBeek

Site (excerpt) (1964) 5 mins. 11 secs. | MOV (From Aspen 5 & 6)

"Site", (by Robert Morris - duet). Judson Dance Theater. Stage 73. Pocket Theater.
Carolee Schneeman, performer.


RESOURCES:
Rent or Purchase this film from Video Data Bank
Robert Morris in UbuWeb Historical
Robert Morris in UbuWeb Anthology of Conceptual Writing
Robert Morris "Statements" (1970)
Robert Morris "Los Angeles Project" (from Aspen 8)
Robert Morris: Wikipedia Entry


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