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Downtown Comiminity Television Center; New York City Electronic Arts Intermix; New York City Global Village Video Resource Center; New York City Inter-Media Art Center; Bayville Ithaca Video Project Media Bus; Woodstock Media Study; Buffalo People\u0027s Communication Network; New York City Portable Channel; Rochester Video Production: These awards were granted to producing organizations or to individual artists through co-producing organizations for video production. Artists Television Network; New York City $7,000 Asian Cine-Vision; New York City $4,000 Educational Broadcasting Corporation; New York City $15,000 Experimental Intermedia Foundation; New York City $5,800 Experimental Television Center; Owego $18,375 Film Workshops of Westchester, Irvington $1,500 Free Media; New York City $4,000 Haleakala; New York City $31,740 Media Study; Buffalo $14,200 Raindance Foundation; New York City $10,000 Willow Mixed Media $5,000 Audio Production: These awards were granted to producing organizations or to individual artists through co-producing organizations for audio production. El Puerto Rican Playwrights/Actors Workshop; New York City $1,500 Mabou Mines Development Foundation; New York City $4,000 National Public Radio; Washington, D.C. $3,000 Radio Foundation; New York City $10,000 ZBS Foundation; Ft. Edward $15,000 Artists-in-Residence at Facility: Artists-in-Residence at Facility programs exist across the state to assist artists with their work by providing low cost access to sophisticated electronic facilities. Support staff is provided in most cases. Co-production awards and operating expenses were provided. New York Holographic Foundation; New York City $20,000 Radio Foundation; New York City $7,000 Syracuse University, Synapse Video Center $41,640 Regranting Facility: Support was provided to state-of-the-art production facilities for the awarding of funds to artists for audio and video projects. Educational Broadcasting Corporation; New York City $75,000 Rochester Area Educational Television Association $65,000 ZBS Foundation; Ft. Edward $26,210 Exhibition: Funds for operating expenses, salaries, artists\u0027 fees and equipment purchase were provided to organizations and institutions offering exhibition programs for the video or audio art form. Artists Television Network; New York City $12,500 Bronx Museum of the Ai $10,000 Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System; Jamestown$3,000Educational Broadcasting Corporation, New York City$17,250 Educational Film Library Association; New York City $4,000 Film Art Fund; New York City $10,000 Free Media; New York City $3,100 Haleakala; New York City $25,000 Hallwalls; Buffalo $3,500 Hudson River Museum at Yonkers $7,500 Institute for Art and Urban Resources; New York City, Queens $2,500 Intermedia Foundation; Garnerville $3,000 Mid-Hudson Library System; Poughkeepsie $3,000 Mid-York Library System; Utica $2,000 Museum of Modern Art; New York City $11,750 New Ground Presentations; New York City $10,000 New York Public Library; Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations; New York City $10,575 New York Visual Anthropology Center; New York City $1,500 Port Washington Public Library $5,500 Whitney Museum of American Art; New York City $10,000 Young Men\u0027s Association for Mutual Improvement; Albany $1,250 Arts Programming For Television: Arts Programming for Television awards were granted to media artists who have conceived a unique approach to another art form such as theatre, dance or music, through the sponsorship of the following organizations. These awards supported artists\u0027 fees, equipment rental and editing costs. Byrd Hoffman Foundation; New York City $45,000 Other Theatre; New York City $45,000 Service Projects: Funds for operating expenses and salaries were provided to organizations and institutions serving the unique needs of the media field. Audio Independents; New York City $5,000 Center for New Art Activities; New York City $2,000 Center for the Study of Filmed History; New York City $3,000 Clearinghouse for Arts Information; New York City Experimental Intermedia Foundation; New York City Foundation for Independent Video and Film; New York City Haleakala; New York City Independent Cinema Artists and Producers; New York City Independent Medium; New York City Kineholistics Foundation; New York City $3,000 Media Alliance; Buffalo $9,268 Radio Foundation; New York City $7,000 Telicommunity; Woodbury $3,000 Video Rainbow; Hartsdale $750 Women Make Movies; New York City Operating Expenses for Facility: Collaborative Projects; New York City $1,000 Experimental Television Center; Owego $28,000 Harvestworks; New York City $4,000 Locus Communications; New York City $22,808 New Wilderness Foundation; New York City $7,000 Pacifica Foundation; New York City $20,000 Young Filmakers Foundation; New York City $55,000 Workshops: Support for artists\u0027 fees was awarded to organizations providing the artist and the public with occasions for learning the new media crafts. Electronic Body Arts; Albany $2,500 Eugene O\u0027Neill Memorial Theatre Center; New York City $4,000 Frederick Douglass, Creative Arts Center; New York City $4,000 Port Washington Public Library $5,000 Visual Studies Workshop; Rochester $15,000 Women\u0027s Interart Center; New York City $10,000 Young Filmakers Foundation; New York City $5,500 Advisory Panelists: Mary Byrne, Executive Director, Visualscope TV; New York City, 1980-82 Lynn Corcoran, Independent Video Producer; Buffalo, 1981-82 Juan Downey, Independent Video Producer; New York City, 1980-82 Shalom Gorewitz, Video Artist; New York City, 1980-82 Larry Josephson, Executive Director, Radio Foundation; New York City, 1980-81 Joan Lapp, TV Producer, Department of Commerce; Schenectady, 1980-81 Daniel Mack, Professor, Media Studies Program, New School for Social Research; New York City, 1980-82 Sherry Miller, Co-Director, Experimental Television Center; Newark Valley, 1981-82 John Minkowsky, Electronic Arts Curator, Media Study; Buffalo, 1980-82 Marquita Pool, Associate Producer, CBS Evening News; New York City, 1980-81 Dale Riehl, Development Manager, Public TV Station WPBT; New York City, 1980-81 Gregory Shifrin, Independent Radio Producer, Director, ZBS Foundation; Fort Edward 1981-82 Joan Shigekawa, Director, New Medium; New York City, 1980-81 George Stoney, Professor of Film and Television, Department of Film and TV, New York University; New York City, 1980-82 Arthur Tsuchiya, Director, Media Center, Visual Studies Workshop; Rochester, 1980-81","offset":0,"nextOffset":null,"totalCharacters":6842,"complete":true},"rightsUrl":"https://www.videohistoryproject.org/terms-service"}