NAM JUNE PAIK NAM JUNE PAIK South Korea/United States b.1932 List of works Baby Buddha no.1 2001 Video, 5 television monitors 195 x 150 x 58cm Collection: Gallery Hyundai, Seoul The elements 1989 Lacquer cabinet, 6 television monitors with laser discs, roots, 3 silk flowers and 3 glass beakers 195 x 126 x 65cm The Kenneth and Yasuko Myer Collection of Contemporary Asian Art. Purchased 1999 with funds from The Myer Foundation. A project of the Sidney Myer Centenary Celebration 1899–1999 Gift through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Collection: Queensland Art Gallery Global groove 1973 28.3 min. colour videotape with stereo sound Purchased 1996 with a special allocation from the Queensland Government. Celebrating the Queensland Art Gallery’s Centenary 1895–1995 Collection: Queensland Art Gallery Moon is the oldest television 1965–67 1965–67/1996 2 projections, 12 television monitors, DVDs Dimensions variable Collection: National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul Charlotte Moorman, collaborating artist United States 1933–91 Peter Moore, photographer United States Retrospettiva 1964–74 (Retrospective 1964–74) 1975 Portfolio of 3 folders Folder 1 containing 2 title pages, 1 black-and-white photograph, 15 colour photographs, 5 screenprints, 2 chalk drawings by Nam June Paik, 6 posters, photocopies of newspaper clippings and 2-page prospectus Folder 2 containing 1 contact sheet of black-and-white photographs and 27 gelatin silver photographs Folder 3 containing 3 publications, 1 contact sheet of black-and-white photographs and 30 gelatin silver photographs Dimensions variable Purchased 1996 with a special allocation from the Queensland Government. Celebrating the Queensland Art Gallery’s Centenary 1895–1995 Collection: Queensland Art Gallery TV Buddha 1976 Television monitor, video camera, painted wooden Buddha Dimensions variable Collection: John Kaldor, Sydney TV cello 2000 2 DVDs, 6 video monitors, perspex, wooden cello neck with coloured plastic strings and wooden tail piece, marble base 232.2 x 75 x 55cm (overall) The Kenneth and Yasuko Myer Collection of Contemporary Asian Art. Purchased 2002 with funds from The Myer Foundation. A project of the Sidney Myer Centenary Celebration 1899–1999. Gift through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Collection: Queensland Art Gallery Artists and Works Print friendly version