Kill Your TV: Jim Moir’s Weird World of Video Art

In this 59-minute documentary, Jim Moir, known as Vic Reeves, delves into the realm of video art. He examines how artists have manipulated television technology to create groundbreaking works that challenge traditional boundaries of art. The documentary features notable figures such as Isaac Julien and Nam June Paik, who have contributed significantly to the field of artists' moving image.

The film captures the essence of avant-garde video art, showcasing pieces that range from beautiful to bewildering. It provides insight into the creative processes and motivations behind these experimental works. Collectors and enthusiasts of documentary films and contemporary art will find this exploration of video art's history and impact particularly engaging.