- 1979-1983 Hershman's Lorna is thought to be the first interactive video art installation
- The piece was a a woman, Lorna, sitting at home watching television. The person looking at this had a remote, as did Lorna, and operate the remote to make choices (mock survey, selectable objects) all of which could branch out into more general narratives of the piece.
- Her work was both installation and performance
- Language of video and film was reintroduced and situated for a more interactive world
Saturday, December 13, 2008
44. The Fantasy Beyond Control, Hershman, 1990.
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