Ko Nakajima, one of Japan's most innovative and respected video and performance artists, and his protégé Kentaro Taki offer a fascinating view of the historical and contemporary faces of Japanese video art, highlighting its unique sensibilities and aesthetics. Curated by intermedia artist Phil Dadson in association with ST PAUL St Gallery, Video Life is both a meditation and a provocative presentation of video technology's impact on contemporary society.

Table of Contents:

A brief exhibition history / Phil Dadson

Ko Nakajima and Kentaro Taki : learning to live with the box / Andrew Clifford

Ko Nakajima and Kentaro Taki : their lively 'video life' / Kathy Rae Huffman.

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