Video History Project

Publications

This list includes contemporary publications and those which have played a significant role in the history of electronic media, but which may no longer be in print. Some of these publications exist only online. You can get information about others by visiting the organization’s website. Many of the organizations listed throughout the Resources Links sections also offer newsletters as a benefit of membership.

American Film: Journal of the Film and Television Arts (Washington: The American Film Institute)

Art Com (San Francisco: Contemporary Arts Press)

Art in America

Art-Rite

Arts Magazine

Artweek Avalanche

Cahiers du Cinema (Paris: Edition de L'Etoile)

Camera Obscura. Cinema Journal. Cineaste

Community Video Report (Washington D.C.: Washington Community Video Center)

Film Quarterly (New York: Film Library Information Council)

Fineart Forum
Electronic newsletter for the art and technology communities

Journal of Film and Video. Journal of the University Film and Video Association. LBMA Video (Long Beach, Calif.: The Long Beach Museum of Art Foundation)

NVR Reports
In-depth articles on variety of media issues and topics. New Art Examiner (Chicago)

Parachute

Screen (London: The Society for Education in Film and Television Ltd.)

TV Magazine (New York: Artists' Television Network)

University of Art and Design Helsinki

Video 80 (San Francisco, 1980)

Video Guide: Vancouver’s Video Magazine (Vancouver: The Satellite Video Exchange)

Video Networks (San Francisco: Bay Area Video Coalition)

Video Texts (New York: Anthology Film Archive)

Videography (New York: United Business Publications).

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"Publications." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2023. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/publications.

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Summary

Annotated list of contemporary and historically significant publications in electronic media, including print and online titles; entries provide publisher or institutional affiliation where available, for example Afterimage (Rochester: Visual Studies Workshop), Cinema Space (UC Berkeley Film Studies Program), Leonardo (MIT Press), and LBMA Video (Long Beach Museum of Art Foundation). The list indicates subject emphases such as film, video, photography, new media and digital culture; it includes electronic journals, newsletters and resource libraries and gives web addresses for many entries.

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