The best music videos usually boil down to a single, iconic image, whether it’s Michael Jackson jumping onto his toes or the Lego White Stripes. They look good on TV, but strangely eerie in person, as we discovered this month at the Museum of the Moving Image’s Spectacle exhibit, which gathered together dozens of artifacts from music-video history. It turns out seeing OK Go’s jumpsuits in person is every bit as strange as it sounds.
Picturing two decades of music video history, from Michel Gondry to OK Go
The Museum of the Moving Image’s ‘Spectacle’ exhibit gathers the medium’s iconic images


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