Professor of Film and Video, Department of Art and Art History, Colgate University, Hamilton, New York, U.S.A. Programmer for Alternative Cinema series at Colgate University Curator of MOTION an exhibition of essential film and video, Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute, Utica, New York. Experimental film and video artist since 1973. Recent Selected Screenings: Viper Festival, Basel, Switzerland, 2000 European Media Arts Festival, Osnabruck, Germany, 1993,1996, 2000 Dallas Video Festival, 1991, 1993, 2000 Not Still Art, Brooklyn, 2000 Hall Walls, 2000 Brooklyn Museum, 1997 World Wide Video Festival, the Haag 1996 20th Poetry Film Video Festival, San Francisco; 1995 Judges Award Black Maria Festival, 1994, Juror's Citation Award American Film Institute Video Festival 1994 Montage 93, Rochester, New York; 1993 ITERATIONS, International Center of Photography, New York; 1993 Biannual Video Exhib.,Museum of Modern Art, Medellin, Columbia; Infermental 9, Vienna, Austria Selected One Person Screenings/Exhibitions: Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center, Buffalo, April 2001 Castellani Art Museum of Niagara University Hall Walls Contemporary Art Center, Buffalo Museum of Modern Art, New York Collective For Living Cinema, New York Millennium, New York California Institute For the Arts, Valencia, California Arsenal Kino, Berlin, Germany London Film Coop, London, England Single Channel Tapes: (available from the artist) The WOBBLE DOBBLE SERIES, 1999; four, one minute works. The POXIOX Study: Tales of the End of the World, 1996, 27 min. 301 NAILS...NO AIR LOSS!!, 1995, 7.5 min. THE POSSIBLE FOG OF HEAVEN 1993, 10 min. IMPERMANENT FIRMAMENT, PARTS 1-4, 1991, 13.5 min. PARLOR SHRAPNEL, 1988, 10 min. FLYING PICTURES, 1988, 15 min. Selected 16mm films: (available from New York Filmmaker's Coop and from the artist) ASPECTS OF A CERTAIN HISTORY 1984, 58 min. CONTINUING THE ADVENTURES OF ADRIAN BLOCK 1980, 35 min. THE PRIMARY CONCERNS OF ROY G. BIV 1978, 25 min. BILM FUILDING (PARTS 1 - 5) 1975-76 DASN'T MAINT 1974, 10 min. FLASHY DANCER, 1975, 5 min. Ten Video Installations constructed from 1984-2000