Seen: Paper Rad Selects Works from the EAI Collection
		September 18 & 19, 2004 8:00 pm FACT - Film, Art & Creative Technology 88 Wood Street Liverpool, United Kingdom
	Psychedelic and lovable, Paper Rad's self-styled art for the 3 eyes brings the Gospel of Good Time back to an America suffering from a serious lack of fun. -- FACT, Liverpool On the occasion of the Liverpool Biennial, members of artist collective Paper Rad will present a special program of video works that they selected from EAIÍs major collection of media art. The program will include an animated introduction and conclusion created by Paper Rad specifically for this screening. Paper Rad synthesizes popular material from television, video games, and advertising, reprogramming these references with an exuberantly neo-primitivist digital aesthetic. The EAI collection features over 3,000 new and historical media works by 175 artists. Forcefield: Video I, 1996, 2:20 min, color William Wegman: How To Draw, 1983, 5:41 min, color Forcefield: The Sad Robot, 1996, 2:08 min, color Mike Smith: Famous Quotes from Art History, 2001-03, 1:20 min, color Steina and Woody Vasulka: Discs, 1970, 5:24 min, b&w Forcefield: Video II, 1996, 2:10 min, color Radical Software Group (RSG): Prepared Playstation 2: RSG-THPS4-7, 1:46 min, color About EAI EAI is a nonprofit media arts organization and a leading resource for video art and interactive media. EAI's core program is the worldwide distribution of a major collection of media art works, ranging from seminal works of the 1960s to new works by emerging artists. EAI's activities include extensive online resources, a video preservation program, free viewing access, and special screening events. For more information, please visit EAI's website at http://www.eai.org Electronic Arts Intermix 535 West 22nd Street, Fifth Floor New York, NY 10011 (212) 337-0680 (212) 337-0679 http://www.eai.org info@eai.org