Interview with Steina Vasulka by Peer Bode, Andrew Deutsch, Dave Jones and Jessie Shefrin. April 1, 1998

Related records

• Interview with Steina Vasulka by Peer Bode, Andrew Deutsch, Dave Jones and Jessie Shefrin. April 1, 1998 Bibliography

  steinavasulkahawkinsedit_2730.pdf Edited transcript by Pamela Susan Hawkins.

• Interview with Steina Vasulka Interview

  Interview with Steina Vasulka

• Interview with Steina Bibliography

  Interview with Steina Vasulka.

• Video Art Review: An Interview with Steina, October 28, 1980 Bibliography

  An interview with Steina Vasulka by Robert A. Haller. Conducted at Anthology Film Archives, October 28, 1980; published by Anthology Film Archives and Electronic Arts Intermix, March 1981.

• Steina and Woody Vasulka People

  Steina Vasulka (born Steinunn Briem Bjarnadottir, Reykjavik, 1940) trained in violin, studied in Prague, married Woody Vasulka in 1964, moved to the United States in 1965 and with Woody began working with video in 1969 and co-founded The Kitchen in 1971; since 1980 they have lived in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She held residencies at the National Center for Experiments in Television, KQED and WNET/Thirteen, served at STEIM in 1996, received funding from major arts organizations and won the AFI Maya Deren Award (1992) and the Siemens Media Art Prize (1995).

• Steina Vasulka People

  Steina Vasulka (born 1940, Reykjavik) is an artist who since the mid-1970s has explored transformations of vision, space and sound through digital technologies and mechanical devices; her work includes the Machine Vision series (begun 1975) and Voice Windows (1986). She collaborated with Woody Vasulka in the early 1970s, studied at the Music Conservatory in Prague (1959–63) and emigrated to the United States in 1965. She performs with a violin that digitally generates projected images, has exhibited at Centre Georges Pompidou and Whitney Biennial, and lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.