World-Wide Video Festival
Founded: 1982; The HagueFestival Organizer
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http://www.wwvf.nl/
Partner: Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, Stedejlik Museum, Busan Bienniale, Michaels Gallery in Cape Town, Prince of Wales Museum in Bombay and Trienniale in Milan.

About
The Organisor World Wide has presented its media art festivals from 1982 - 2004 (22 editions in total). World Wide was an international platform where artists, often for the first time in an international context, presented their work. The festival included the presentation of various forms of media art: installation, single screen (video, film, net-art, game, CD-ROM) and performance. The exhibitions and presentations took place at various locations, including the Haags Gemeente Museum, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and the Melkweg in Amsterdam. A catalog appeared at every edition of the festival.
World Wide also initiated numerous new works by, among others, Michal Rovner, Stefaan Decostere, General Idea, Atsushi Ogata, Eder Santos, Minette Vari. Parts of the festival were shown at a wide range of international locations such as the Pusan Bienale, the Michaels Gallery in Cape Town, the Prince of Wales Museum in Bombay and the Trienale in Milan.
Over the years, an extensive collection has been built up that consists of both installations and video tapes. The collection was digitized.
Areas of Specialization
Media Art Commission, Collection & Digitization,
Single-Screen Media Art
Publications & References
World Wide Video Festival, ed. World Wide Video Festival, Catalogue 16th. Vol.16th. 2000 th ed.Amsterdam, The Netherlands: World Wide Video Festival, 2000.
World Wide Video Festival, ed. World Wide Video Festival, Catalogue 14th. 1996 th ed.Amsterdam, The Netherlands: World Wide Video Festival, 1996.
World Wide Video Festival, ed. World Wide Video Festival, Catalogue 13th. 1995 th ed.Amsterdam, The Netherlands: World Wide Video Festival, 1995.
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