Correction
Fiona Tan has an exhibition at The New Museum in New York. Here's The New York Times' description:
In Ms. Tan's video portraits, the inmates and guards are stationary, taking our measure as much as we're taking theirs. She posed her subjects as still as possible during the taping sessions, and they stand head-on, staring directly into the camera, centered within the frame. They are displayed on six flat-panel video screens, for 20 to 50 seconds each; 300 inmates and prison guards appear over the course of three hours. Movement is almost imperceptible as you watch - you're never quite sure you just saw the blink of an eye or the twitch of a muscle.
Posted by Angela at 03:30 PM
