"In the paintings where it's there—the tenderness—I work for it. I'm not afraid of it. If I could put my bleeding heart in there, I would."
"As Seen on TV" (1987)
"As Seen on TV," 1987
Collaboration with Bill Irwin
Film and videotape, color, sound, 25 minutes
Courtesy the Artist
Collaboration with Bill Irwin
Film and videotape, color, sound, 25 minutes
Courtesy the Artist
"If you're making a dance and you know it's going to be performed on a stage, you know the space. You know it's usually a rectangle. But there's no point in working that way if you're working for a camera unless the choreography already exists...That's the way a lot of television works. They look at something, and they say, 'Oh, that's a masterpiece. Let's make a television version of that" or any kind of art. It may be a practical way to work, but it results in a certain kind of work. So I wanted to do new work for television. But I would create the work."
- Charles Atlas



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