Electronic Superhighway: Continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii

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Electronic Superhighway: Continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii is a monumental video installation by Nam June Paik that maps the United States in neon and television screens to explore media, technology, and national identity.

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instanceOf media artwork
video installation
city Washington, D.C.
collection Smithsonian American Art Museum collection NERFINISHED
countryDepicted United States of America NERFINISHED
creator Nam June Paik NERFINISHED
depicts Alaska NERFINISHED
Continental United States NERFINISHED
Hawaii NERFINISHED
interstate highway system (conceptually)
state-specific imagery on monitors
describedAs iconic work of video art
landmark of new media art
dimension monumental scale
displayTechnology CRT television
exhibitionHistory permanent display at Smithsonian American Art Museum
genre installation art
video art
hasColor multicolored neon
hasPart map of the United States outlined in neon
multiple video monitors embedded within each state outline
state-shaped neon borders
inception 1995
inspiredBy metaphor of the electronic superhighway
languageOfWork English (textual elements, if any)
lightingTechnology neon
location Smithsonian American Art Museum NERFINISHED
materialUsed cathode-ray tube televisions
neon tubing
steel framework
video players
medium neon lights
television monitors
video
movement contemporary art
video art movement
notableWorkOf Nam June Paik NERFINISHED
ownedBy Smithsonian American Art Museum NERFINISHED
subject communication networks
media
national identity
technology
theme American culture
geography and identity
information overload
mass media
timeBasedMedia looped video sequences

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Nam June Paik notableWork Electronic Superhighway: Continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii