Now on view! 🤖 Watch our team install Nam June Paik’s dynamic video sculpture, "Hamlet Robot". And mark your calendars as we celebrate this pioneering artist's work this week: 📅 Nov 7, "Nam June Paik: Electronic Television" opens in The Box. Explore the groundbreaking work of the artist who transformed television into an art form. 🎥 Nov 8 at 11 a.m., join us in Kaufman Theater for a special screening of Paik’s broadcasts, "Good Morning, Mr. Orwell" and "Bye Bye Kipling". Come experience Paik’

“I want to show [television’s] potential for interaction, its possibilities as a medium for peace and global understanding. It can spread out, cross international borders, provide liberating information, maybe eventually punch a hole in the Iron Curtain.” — Nam June Paik A response to George Orwell’s bleak portrayal of television in his novel “1984,” this work originally aired live on public television on New Year’s Day 1984 from studios in New York and Paris. The piece features pop-music videos