The phrase "a video performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance that is recorded or presented in video format, often in contexts related to art, entertainment, or education.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a video performance that explores themes of identity and technology."
Alternatives: "a video presentation" or "a filmed performance."
(A video performance of "Jeder Mensch" can be found here).
Lumen is a video, performance art and sound festival to be held on the Staten Island waterfront on Saturday night.
The lobby there is showing the "Antarctica Project," a video performance installation by the Argentine artist Andrea Juan.
In 2009, he revisited Schoenberg, constructing a video performance of the atonal milestone "Drei Klavierstücke" by rapidly splicing YouTube clips of cats jumping on pianos.
The work will consist of his footage of recent events in Cairo and a video performance by the artist recorded this year.
For a video performance, a New Humans band member played in the shirt, with his stripes held taut horizontally, undulating across him like musical staves.
And at Performa 07, the second incarnation of New York's biennial of new visual art performance, the Swedish artist Nathalie Djurberg conjured up the indiscriminate wrath of war in a video-performance piece in progress with the working title "Kids and Dogs".
For his project, Mr. Chen constructed fantastical wedding suits out of salvaged scrap metal and then replicated a marriage ceremony with his girlfriend in an elaborate video performance in a village outside Beijing.
In a 2002 video performance, Buster Simpson retrieves limestone discs he threw into the water 10 years earlier to test the level of acidity.
Ms. Cohen also created a five-minute video performance based on the book, which is now on YouTube.
We're exclusively premiering a new live video performance of "Baby, I Love Your Way" -- originally released in 1975 on the "Frampton" album. .
