Bill Viola, the artist described by some as the ‘Rembrandt of the video age’ but dismissed by others as ‘overrated’ – obituary
Bill Viola, who has died aged 73, was a pioneer of video art who created technically complex productions that divided art critics, museum curators and the public; his videos can be seen in the Tate Modern and St Paul’s Cathedral and were used as the backdrop for Peter Sellars’ 2005 staging of Wagner’s Tristan und… Read More »