Evolving rapidly from the movie screen to the television screen to the computer screen, video culture has blossomed from its origins as an obscure spin-off of the 1960s Anglo-American media culture into one of the leading art forms of the late twentieth century. And as such, video culture has grown from being the dominion of small but dedicated cult followings to becoming a near mainstream cinematic interest. "The World Is Watching: Video as Multinational Aesthetics, 19681995" explores the origins and implications of this powerful visual medium which crosses national, cultural, and political...