{"id":4739,"title":"New York State Council on the Arts Annual Report 1982-83. Reports by Film and Media Programs","kind":"biblio","url":"https://www.videohistoryproject.org/new-york-state-council-arts-annual-report-1982-83-report-media-program","version":"64c2e58284080eac72d59f51dd8cb9711a812369d6ece940d9f2c5dd7a599f39","modified":"2026-09-13T21:52:08.1971535+00:00","credits":[{"role":"Author","name":"New York State Council on the Arts"}],"authorKeys":["New York State Council on the Arts"],"subjects":["Groups"],"metadata":[{"label":"Publisher","value":"New York State Council on the Arts","url":null},{"label":"Place","value":"New York, NY","url":null},{"label":"Type","value":"Annual Report","url":null},{"label":"ETC archive","value":"ETC1763","url":null},{"label":"Group dates","value":"1960 -","url":null},{"label":"Group location","value":"New York City","url":null},{"label":"Group","value":"New York State Council on the Arts","url":null}],"citations":{"page":"\u0022New York State Council on the Arts Annual Report 1982-83. Report by Media Program.\u0022 Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2026. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/new-york-state-council-arts-annual-report-1982-83-report-media-program.","publication":"New York State Council on the Arts. New York State Council on the Arts Annual Report 1982-83. Reports by Film and Media Programs. New York State Council on the Arts. 1983.","risUrl":"https://www.videohistoryproject.org/citation/4739.ris"},"links":[{"label":"Scanned document","url":"https://archive.org/details/ETC1763","relationship":"linked document; contents not retrieved","contentType":"application/pdf"}],"sections":[{"name":"body","source":"VHP record body","generated":false,"characters":7517},{"name":"archive_summary","source":"existing ETC archive summaries: ETC1763","generated":false,"characters":122}],"content":{"section":"body","source":"VHP record body","generated":false,"text":"Total Local Assistance Awards: $32,499,000 Media: $1,200,000 MEDIA PROGRAM Director: John Giancola Program Analyst: Arthur Tsuchiya Media Program The Media Program was 11 years old in 1982-83. Its constituents have been uniquely concerned with the production and exhibition of the electronic arts. Because the field is \u0022emerging,\u0022 the policy of the program over the last few years has been to spread support over a diverse spectrum of activities, allowing for achievement at various levels. Of the program\u0027s allocation of $1,270,000 (which includes $70,000 in federal funds), $293,247 was directed toward production and post-production of audio and video art, documentary, and narrative projects. Substantial levels of support were awarded for exhibition, distribution and services. The program also re-initiated substantial regrant support for institutions to match Council funds on behalf of individual artists. Programs that bring artists to working facilities were also continued so that artists could have access to specialized tools. It was the first year of funding of writing on the subject of video art. Thirteen writing awards were made on a broad range of subjects from investigations of new narrative, to histories and genealogies of the video movement itself. It was also the first year for funding preservation in video. It was the final year of funding for the Arts Programming for Television category, with a $50,000 award going to Amoskeag, a collaboration in literature and video between artists Corrine Jacker and Dan Reeves. In the coming years, the program will continue to support collaborations between video arts and other arts through its Media Process funding category. Artists-in-Residence: Bronx Museum of the Arts $8,000 Harvestworks; Manhattan $3,000 Holographic Film Foundation; Manhattan $10,000 Museum of Holography; Manhattan $5,000 Sound Design Assistance; Manhattan $3,500 Visual Studies Workshop; Rochester $6,650 Women\u0027s Interart Center; Manhattan $20,000 Equipment Purchase: Media Study; Buffalo $10,000 Visual Studies Workshop; Rochester $5,000 Exhibition: Amigos del Museo del Barrio; Manhattan $7,500 Artmusic; Brooklyn $2,500 Asian Cine-Vision; Manhattan $5,000 Brooklyn Arts and Culture Association $3,500 Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System; Jamestown $3,500 Dance on the Lower East Side; Manhattan $1,500 Educational Broadcasting Corporation; Manhattan $17,500 En Foco; Bronx $2,672 Film Art Fund; Manhattan $15,500 Foundation for Independent Video and Film; Manhattan $5,500 Free Media; Manhattan $3,100 Haleakala; Manhattan $30,000 Hallwalls; Buffalo $5,845 Hudson River Museum at Yonkers $5,000 Institute for Art and Urban Resources; Queens $3,000 Ithaca Video Projects $10,000 Media Study; Buffalo $20,000 Mid-Hudson Library System; Poughkeepsie $5,175 Museum of Modern Art; Manhattan $20,000 Museum of the American Indian; Manhattan $2,500 New York Public Library; Manhattan $1,544 New York Shakespeare Festival; Manhattan $10,000 185 Nassau Street Corporation; Brooklyn $3,000 Syracuse University $3,500 Visual Studies Workshop; Rochester $11,535 Whitney Museum of American Art; Manhattan $12,000 General Operating Support: Artists Television Network; Manhattan $15,000 Downtown Community Television Center; Manhattan $46,000 Experimental Television Center; Owego $31,000 Global Village Video Resource Center; Manhattan $12,000 Harvestworks; Manhattan $7,000 Inter-Media Art Center; Bayville $20,000 Locus Communications; Manhattan $15,000 Media Alliance; Rochester $13,500 Media Bus; Woodstock $14,000 New Wilderness Foundation; Manhattan $7,000 Portable Channel; Rochester $19,500 Radio Foundation; Manhattan $12,500 Production--Audio Art: Experimental Intermedia Foundation; Manhattan $7,500 Franklin Furnace Archive; Manhattan $10,500 Mabou Mines Development Foundation; Manhattan $7,500 New Wilderness Foundation; Manhattan $7,000 185 Nassau Street Corporation; Brooklyn $8,000 Pacifica Foundation/WBAI; Manhattan $8,000 Sound Design Assistance; Manhattan $10,000 Production--Audio: Documentary and Narrative New Radio and Performing Arts; Manhattan $4,000 Radio Foundation; Manhattan $6,000 Soundscape Presents; Manhattan $4,021 Production--Cable TV Series: Center for New Art Activities; Manhattan $8,500 Collaborative Projects; Manhattan $5,000 Media Bus; Woodstock $1,500 Production--Video Art: Collaborative Projects; Manhattan $12,000 Electronic Arts Intermix; Manhattan $24,300 Experimental Intermedia Foundation; Manhattan $8,000 Experimental Television Center; Owego $20,000 Film and Video Workshop; Irvington-on-Hudson $5,500 Haleakala; Manhattan $15,000 Ithaca Video Projects $13,700 Kineholistics Foundation; Manhattan $10,000 Locus Communications; Manhattan $13,785 Media Study; Buffalo $20,431 National Academy of Design; Manhattan $10,000 185 Nassau Street Corporation; Brooklyn $12,000 Performing Artservices; Manhattan $15,000 Production--Video: Documentary and Narrative Alternative Media Information Center; Manhattan $6,310 Portable Channel; Rochester $10,000 Reed and Cannon Company; Manhattan $18,000 Regrant Programs: Inter-Media Art Center; Bayville $13,500 Media Study; Buffalo $25,000 Services to the Field: Alternative Media Information Center; Manhattan $2,000 Asian Cine-Vision; Manhattan $5,000 Cultural Council Foundation for Future Press; Manhattan $2,500 Electronic Arts Intermix; Manhattan $23,700 Experimental Television Center; Owego $10,000 Foundation for Independent Video and Film; Manhattan $22,000 Haleakala; Manhattan $45,000 Independent Cinema Artists and Producers; Manhattan $5,782 Locus Communications; Manhattan $10,000 Media Alliance; Rochester $2,000 Mid-Hudson Library System; Poughkeepsie $3,000 Museum of Modem Art; Manhattan $15,000 New York Foundation for the Arts; Manhattan $5,500 New York Public Library; Manhattan $10,950 North Bronx Neighborhood Restoration Association $3,200 Port Washington Public Library $27,500 Radio Foundation; Manhattan $2,500 Visual Studies Workshop; Rochester $9,000 Young Filmakers Foundation; Manhattan $60,500 Video and Audio Developments in the Arts: Arts Projects at St. Mark\u0027s Church in-the-Bowery; Manhattan $10,000 Mabou Mines Development Foundation; Manhattan $6,500 Media Study; Buffalo $30,000 Women\u0027s Interart Center; Manhattan $83,500 Writing and Video Art: Experimental Intermedia Foundation; Manhattan $3,000 Film Art Fund; Manhattan $3,500 Franklin Furnace Archive; Manhattan $4,000 Haleakala; Manhattan $5,000 Media Study; Buffalo $3,000 Open Studio; Barrytown $2,500 Port Washington Public Library $3,000 Raindance Foundation; Manhattan $5,000 Visual Studies Workshop; Rochester $9,300 Women\u0027s Interart Center; Manhattan $2,000 Advisory Panelists: Ed Bowes, Independent Video Producer; Manhattan Mary Byrne, Executive Director, Visualscope TV; Manhattan Lynn Corcoran, Independent Video Producer; Manhattan Gary Hill, Video Artist; Barrytown Lillian Katz, Director, Media Services, Port Washington Public Library; Port Washington Jacqueline Kain, Coordinator, Media Alliance; Manhattan Shigeko Kubota, Video Artist, Curator, Anthology Film Archives; Manhattan Mary Lucier, Video Artist; Manhattan Daniel Mack, Professor, Media Studies Program, New School for Social Research; Manhattan Sherry Miller, Co-Director, Experimental Television Center; Newark Valley John Minkowsky, Electronic Arts Curator, Media Study; Buffalo David Shapiro, Independent Video Producer; Buffalo Gregory Shifrin, Independent Radio Producer, Director, ZBS Foundation; Fort Edward","offset":0,"nextOffset":null,"totalCharacters":7517,"complete":true},"rightsUrl":"https://www.videohistoryproject.org/terms-service"}