Envisioning emotional epistemological information
By: David Byrne.
Contributors: Spencer, Danielle.; Pace/MacGill.; Steidel Verlag.
Publisher: Steidel; [In conjunction with] Pace/MacGill Gallery; Steidl/Pace/MacGill Gallery
Published: 2003
Place of publication: [Göttingen], Germany
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Artists' books; Communication -- Philosophy; Graphic arts; Perception
Other titles: David Byrne: envisioning emotional epistemological information.; Microsoft PowerPoint (Computer file); E.E.E.I.
Notes: "Finished versions of everything were originally shown at Pace/MacGill Gallery NYC in March 2003"--T.p. verso.

"Most of the images were produced using Microsoft PowerPoint ... all music and most photographs are by David Byrne."--Tp.p verso.

Design: Danielle Spencer and David Byrnes.

In this work, Byrnes uses PowerPoint as an art medium to present subjective information.

Accompanying DVD is entitled "E.E.E.I.", and is housed on the front cover. It contains five of Byrne's PowerPoint presentations accompanied by original music.

DVD player required. DVD is doublesided: one side is in NTSC format (U.S.) and the other side is in PAL format. All music is in stereo.
Table of contents: title: Exegesis; title: Architectures of comparison - The end of reason; title: The beginning of identity; title: Sea of possibilities; title: Self-exemplification; title: Physiognomes; title: Appendix A; title: Appendx B: Art is nature. Mapping the unmappable. Unused language. Mistakes. Glossary.