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Joan Jonas Reanimation 2010/2012/2013
The Museum of Modern Art, Floor 4, Collection Galleries
- Medium
- Four videos (color, sound and silent) on custom screens within a prefabricated house structure, two custom benches (made by Ed Gavagan), and crystal sculpture; two wooden theater boxes with video (color, sound and silent); fifteen ink drawings on paper; three oil stick drawings on paper, and two china marker wall drawings Soundtrack and voice: Joan Jonas Sami yoik singing: Ánde Somby Piano and additional sound effects: Jason Moran
- Dimensions
- Varying durations. Dimensions variable.
- Musician
- Ánde Somby
- Credit
- Acquired in part through The Modern Women's Fund
- Object number
- 661.2017
- Copyright
- © 2018 Joan Jonas
- Department
- Media and Performance Art
Research in progress; information about this work may be incomplete.
- This work is on view with 9 other works online.
- Joan Jonas has 21 works online.
- There are 421 installation works online.
- There are 2,354 videos online.
- There are 15,289 drawings online.
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