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London Video Arts : ウィキペディア英語版 | London Video Arts London Video Arts (LVA) was founded for the promotion, distribution and exhibition of video art. ==Art form== By 1976 video art had emerged as a viable time-based art form, which was beginning to establish its own aesthetic identity and theoretical discourse distinct from film. Following the influential Video Show at the Serpentine Gallery in May 1975, which brought the work of international video artists to London and showcased British artists working in the medium, it became apparent that the increased activity in British video art required an organisation to provide support for the artists involved. The idea for London Video Arts (LVA) was initiated by David Hall and founded in summer 1976 by a group of video artists including Roger Barnard, David Critchley, Tamara Krikorian, Brian Hoey, Pete Livingstone, Stuart Marshall, Stephen Partridge, John Turpie and Hall.〔( "A History of Video Art" ) Chris Meigh-Andrews (Berg 2006), p. 56.〕
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