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'''Radek Pilař''' (1931 - 1993) was a Czech video artist, illustrator, graphic artist, painter, filmmaker, director. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in [[Prague]] (1950-1956, Prof. Vlastimil Rada). From 1963 he created film experiments influenced by pop art. In 1983 he acquired a video camera and VCR, and started producing first video experiments. In 1985 he founded the Animation Department at Prague's Film Academy (FAMU) in collaboration with B Pojar, J Jaroš and J Kubíček. In 1987 he initiated the [[Video Section|Video Section of the Union of Czechoslovak Artists]], later called the [[Association of Video and Inter-Media Art]], that he directed until his death. From 1988 he organised several video art exhibitions.
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'''Radek Pilař''' (23 April 1931, Písek, Czechoslovakia - 7 February 1993, Prague, Czech Republic) was a Czech painter, graphic artist, illustrator, video artist, filmmaker and director. In addition to pioneering Czech video art alongside [[Petr Skala]], Pilař is well-known for creating many popular Czech children’s characters and illustrations.
  
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Radek Pilař graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in [[Prague]] (1950-1956, Prof. Vlastimil Rada). From 1963 he created film experiments influenced by pop art. In 1983 he acquired a video camera and VCR, and started producing first video experiments. In 1985 he founded the Animation Department at Prague's Film Academy (FAMU) in collaboration with B Pojar, J Jaroš and J Kubíček. In 1987 he initiated the [[Video Section|Video Section of the Union of Czechoslovak Artists]], later called the [[Association of Video and Inter-Media Art]], that he directed until his death. From 1988 he organised several video art exhibitions, such as ''[http://25fps.cz/2018/den-videa-1989-2018/ Den videa]'' (1989).
* ''[https://artycok.tv/38938/flare-up Flare Up]'', 1991, 4 min.
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* ''[https://artycok.tv/38938/flare-up Flare Up]'', 1991, 4 min. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPrG5aJQOEU]
 
* ''[https://artycok.tv/38836/yes-no-yes Yes No Yes]'', 1992, 10 min.
 
* ''[https://artycok.tv/38836/yes-no-yes Yes No Yes]'', 1992, 10 min.
  
 
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* [[Czech_Republic#Video_art]]
 
* [[Czech_Republic#Video_art]]
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* [https://en.isabart.org/person/1091 Profile on abArt], incl. biography
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* [https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radek_Pilař Wikipedia-CS]
  
 
[[Category:Video|Pilar, Radek]]
 
[[Category:Video|Pilar, Radek]]

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Radek Pilař (23 April 1931, Písek, Czechoslovakia - 7 February 1993, Prague, Czech Republic) was a Czech painter, graphic artist, illustrator, video artist, filmmaker and director. In addition to pioneering Czech video art alongside Petr Skala, Pilař is well-known for creating many popular Czech children’s characters and illustrations.

Radek Pilař graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (1950-1956, Prof. Vlastimil Rada). From 1963 he created film experiments influenced by pop art. In 1983 he acquired a video camera and VCR, and started producing first video experiments. In 1985 he founded the Animation Department at Prague's Film Academy (FAMU) in collaboration with B Pojar, J Jaroš and J Kubíček. In 1987 he initiated the Video Section of the Union of Czechoslovak Artists, later called the Association of Video and Inter-Media Art, that he directed until his death. From 1988 he organised several video art exhibitions, such as Den videa (1989).

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