- Vito
Acconci (Italian: [ˈviːto akˈkontʃi], /əˈkɒntʃi/;
January 24, 1940 –
April 27, 2017) was an
American performance,
video and
installation artist,...
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Seedbed is a
performance piece first performed by Vito
Acconci on 15–29
January 1972 at
Sonnabend Gallery in New York City. In the piece,
there is a low...
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continued making films, such as Impact, with the
conceptual artist Vito
Acconci, and
Brooklyn Bridge, with
Gordon Matta-Clark. In 1971, he also parti****ted...
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brothers Julio Acconci (vocals/b****) and Dino
Acconci (vocals/guitar),
Soler made
their Hong Kong
debut in
early 2005.
Julio and Dino
Acconci were born on...
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literary magazine that was
published between 1967 and 1969
edited by Vito
Acconci and
Bernadette Mayer in New York City.
Produced cheaply with a
small print...
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involving social taboos (such as
genital mutilation).[citation needed] Vito
Acconci once do****ented,
through photos and text, his
daily exercise routine of...
- Nitsch,
Joseph Beuys, Nam June Paik,
Tehching Hsieh, Yves
Klein and Vito
Acconci. Some of the main
exponents more
recently are
Tania Bruguera, Abel Azcona...
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light up. This
landmark of Graz was
designed by New York City
artist Vito
Acconci on the
occasion of Graz
becoming the 2003
European Capital of Culture....
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appearing in Iain
Forsyth and Jane Pollard's
short film
Walking After Acconci (Redirected Approaches) in 2005, Drew's
first major film role was as a...
- 263–264.
Cooley 1983, pp. 467–489;
Blundy &
Lycett 1987, p. 156;
Sacerdoti &
Acconci 2011, pp. 312–313. Oliveira, Ingrid. "Libya".
GFRAS (in Spanish). Archived...
