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Angie Eng, Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus of LoVid, Koosil-Ja Hwang, Kabir Carter, Abigail Child, Alex Hahn, Eunjung Hwang, Mary Mattingly, Jillian McDonald, Tammy McGovern, Federico Muelas, Laura Parnes, Jennifer Reeves, Jason Van Anden, Jeremy Xido and Adam Zaretsky
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Finishing Funds is a grants program of the Experimental Television Center supported by the New York State Council on the Arts; awards for 1998 were made to a range of video, film and multimedia artists including Alan Berliner, Anita Cheng, Abigail Child and others. Projects include web-based sonic art, digital video performance, 16mm film, multi-monitor and four-channel installations; several projects received additional funding from New Television's NTV Artbytes, Fulbright, the Banff Center, NYSCA, the Wexner Center, Art Matters, the Jerome Foundation, the Calvin Klein Foundation, the McAlpin Charitable Trust, the NY Community Trust and the Stonewall Community Foundation. A panel featuring Barbara Lattanzi and Vincent Grenier is noted.
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Finishing Funds is a grants program of the Experimental Television Center, supported in part by the New York State Council on the Arts; with a 2003 award from mediaThe foundation it funded special awards for new media and intermedia performance. 2003 awardees included Peter Bianco (Games for Two), Abigail Child (Cake and Steak), Carrie Dashow (10 Cameras, 60 minutes), Prema Murthy (DE-Structure Series) and others; projects ranged from hand-processed 16mm film and multi-channel/DVD video installations to interactive web-based works, motion-capture/3D animation and performance.
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Finishing Funds is a grants program of the Experimental Television Center supported by the New York State Council on the Arts; awards for 1992 were made to a range of individual artists and collaborative teams for named works. Recipients listed include Karim Ainouz (Seams), Basha Alperin (Children in Junkanoo), Robert Attanasio (Whitewash USA), Ellen Braune and Nina Alverez (Crossing Boundaries), Kevin O'Shaughnessy (Allegheny County: The First Stand) and Carlos Ortiz (Spirit of Survival: AIDS in the Prisons). The award panel included Larry Gottheim, Chris Hill and Pam Jennings.
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Finishing Funds is a grants program of the Experimental Television Center supported by the New York State Council on the Arts; awards for 1999 were made to multiple artists and collaborative teams for projects in video and film, experimental 16mm narrative works, audio pieces, interactive web projects, and installations. Notable recipients and works listed include Irit Batsry (Neither There Nor Here), Ericka Beckman (Hiatus), Rosateresa Castro-Vargas (An Angel Voice in the Subway), David Crawford (Here and Now), and Michael Smith and Joshua White (Open House); technologies cited include 16mm film, interactive video and sound, and web-based interactivity. Projects addressed topics such as identity, memory, telecommunications environments, military coups in Turkey, and post-unification industrial organization in West Germany; a panel featured Ghen Dennis and Kristin Lucas.
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Finishing Funds is a grants program of the Experimental Television Center supported by the New York State Council on the Arts; awards for 2001 were made to multiple artists, including Robert Attanasio (belongings), Luca Buvoli (Trailer for Not A Superhero's Non Adventures), Nancy Goldenberg (bedscape) and others. Funded projects include Super 8 and 16mm films, DVD and CD/Web interactive works, websites, 3 D computer animation, live video-stream systems and multimedia installations; subjects addressed include urban decay, identity, narrative experimentation and post-apocalyptic drama. Panelists: Chris Borkowski and Jeanne Liotta.