- Luis Recoder People
Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder have shown collaborative film installations and performances since 2001; they have presented work at film festivals, museums, galleries and alternative venues. Representative venues listed include the Whitney Museum of American Art and The Kitchen (NYC), Images Festival (Toronto, Canada), International Film Festival Rotterdam (The Netherlands), Hartware Medien Kunst Verein (Dortmund, Germany), La Casa Encendida (Madrid, Spain), Museo do Chiado (Lisbon, Portugal), Dundee Contemporary Arts (Dundee, Scotland), Youkobo Art Space (Tokyo, Japan) and Image Forum Festival (Yokohama & Kanazawa, Japan).
- Performances: A Cura di Luciano Inga-Pin, Happenings Actions, Events, Activities Installations Bibliography
Performances: A Cura di Luciano Inga-Pin, Happenings Actions, Events, Activities Installations. Catalog written in Italian. Inside back cover, find an English translation of the following paragraphs The Techniques Used, The Physical Space, The Multi-Dimensional Body, The Non-Body, The Game, Some His…
- VIII. International Film and Video Art Festival Bibliography
VIII. International Film and Video Art Festival. Table of Contents holds the following: Contents, Introduction, Members of the Screen Committee, Jury of the Festival, Map, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Artists of the Exhibition of Hungarian Photography. Inside front cover find a letter of …
- Letter concerning a conference on the electronic image for the musee d'art contemporain Bibliography
- Projects: Video XXVII Chronology
Museum of Modern Art "Projects: Video XXVII"
- Jay Wright People
Jay Wright's work was exhibited and collected internationally between the 1990s and 2004, appearing in venues and festivals in Guadalajara, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, the Canary Islands, Turin, Barcelona, New York, Toronto, Montreal and San Jose; film festival screenings included Sao Paulo, Montevideo, San Francisco, Asolo, Berkeley, Paris, Girona, New York, Rome, Tokyo, Salerno, Calcutta and London. Awards include the Grand Festival Award — Avant-Garde Film at the Berkeley Film and Video Festival (2000, 2001), Most Original Film Award at the Rome Independent Film Festival (2001), a Guggenheim nomination (1999) and two educational awards from the San Francisco Art Institute (1993). Invitations include the Piercelona, Florence Biennial (2004), a 2004 MoCC grant submission in Barcelona, and festival invitations for The Color of Fish to Sydney (2002) and Santa Cruz (2003).