- New Work in Abstract Video Imagery Chronology
New Work in Abstract Video Imagery was exhibited at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse from 12/1 to 1/2/77; it was curated by Richard Simmons of the Everson Museum and listed as available for travel. Photo documentation by Carol Goss; the exhibition included works by Drew Browning, Barbara Buckner, Tom DeFanti, Gary Demos, Bill Etra, Rod Fountain, Carl Geiger, Carol Goss and other artists. The exhibition traveled to the Flint Institute (MI) and the Tweed Museum (MN).
- Everson Video Revue Chronology
Everson Video Revue was curated by Richard Simmons for the Everson Museum of Art in 1979–1980; exhibitions were held at the Everson Museum of Art (9/1–9/30/1979 and 2/1–3/2/1980), the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago (10/5–11/3/1979), the University Art Gallery, Berkeley (11/10–1/5/1979) and the Museum of Contemporary Art, LaJolla (February–March 1981). The program presented works by video artists and groups including Gregory Battcock, Nam June Paik, Skip Blumberg, John Margolies, Merce Cunningham, Rom DeFanti, Juan Downey, Ed Emshwiller, Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn, Pocket Video, Video Repetorie, Bill Viola and Lawrence Weiner.
- Everson Video Revue Chronology
Everson Video Revue was curated by Richard Simmons for the Everson Museum of Art in 1979-1980; the exhibition was shown at the Everson Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, the University Art Gallery, Berkeley, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, La Jolla. The presentation lists works by numerous artists and video groups, among them Gregory Battcock, Nam June Paik, Skip Blumberg, Bill Viola and Lawrence Weiner.
- Everson Video 75. Chronology
Everson Video 75 is a video program curated for the Everson Museum of Art by Richard Simmons; the catalog was edited by Judson Rosebush. The program includes works by Ant Farm, CAST, David Cort, Dance Media, Dimitri Devyatkin, Dieter Frose, Electron Movers, Beryl Korot, Shigeko Kubota, Andy Mann, Paul Ott and Fred Kessler, Peter Van Riper and Bill Viola.
- Video and the Art Museum Chronology
Video and the Art Museum was a three-day workshop and seminar held April 4–6, 1974 at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse; it was supported by the New York State Council on the Arts and the Rockefeller Foundation. Program included presentations by William Wegman, Phil Niblock, Frank Gilette, Walter Wright and Juan Downey, on-going tape screenings including Circuit: A Video Invitational and works by Andy Mann, Ira Schneider, Nam June Paik and Peter Campus, and additional talks and seminars including portapack training and a production seminar at Synapse.
- New Work in Abstract Video Imagery Bibliography
New Work in Abstract Video Imagery is an anthology of videotapes produced 1973–1977 and organized for the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse in 1977; it documents experiments with television, magnets, videosynthesizers, lasers and computers and includes works by Nam June Paik (magnet experiments; Paik/Abe videosynthesizer), Shuya Abe, Aldo Tambellini (Black Spiral, 1968), Peter Van Riper, Mary Lucier (Fire Writing), John Cage (Suite 212), Ron Hays and many Chicago-based practitioners. Production centers cited include the New Television Laboratory at WGBH, the Sandin Image Processor at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Experimental Television Center (Binghamton) and Bell Labs; the New York State Council on the Arts provided support. The exhibition was organized by Richard Simmons as an artists' cooperative with revenues divided equally among participants.