The National Alliance of Media Arts Centers

Related records

• Media Alliance: A Network for the Electronic Arts Bibliography

• The National Alliance of Media Arts Centers Chronology

  The National Alliance of Media Arts Centers (NAMAC) is established; later renamed National Alliance of Media Art and Culture

• An Alliance for the Media Arts in America: A Report on the formation of the National Alliance of Media Arts Centers and its Founding Conference in Boulder, Colorado, May 29-31, 1980 Bibliography

  History of the formation of NAMAC; upstate New York members included Portable Channel, Media Study/Buffalo, Synapse Video Center

• Media Arts Program Chronology

  National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), Washington, D.C., Public Media Program becomes Media Arts Program

• National Association of Media Arts Centers: Evolution of NAMAC (1997) Groups

  Chronology of the National Alliance of Media Arts and Culture (NAMAC) tracing developments from 1967 through the founding conference in Boulder, CO, May 29–31, 1980. It records antecedent studies and conferences including the Stanford Report (1967), the Mohonk Conference (1973), the Pittsburgh Conference (1978) and the Minnewaska/1979 National Conference; funding came from the Rockefeller Foundation, the John and Mary Markle Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts, and publications include The Independent Film Community (1977) and the 1979 conference report. Organizers and leaders named include Virgil Grillo and Robert Haller; NAMAC approved bylaws, set objectives and identified 17 project areas including network feasibility, touring projects, surveys and information exchange.

• Media Alliance Chronology

  Media Alliance, New York City, receives funding to organize a professional network of video artists and media arts organizations