Gretchen Bender emerged in the early 1980s in New York as a contemporary of the Pictures Generation. She adopted cutting-edge technologies, moving from silkscreens and photographs to video, broadcast media and computer graphics, ensuring her work was never a step behind. This allowed her to subvert the culture as it was developing.

Gretchen Bender
Dumping Core, 1984
Four-channel video, color and sound on thirteen monitors
15:21 min
Edition of 5 + 1 AP