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  1. Neil Zusman People

    Neil Zusman is a video/web artist and poet of many mediums who works as an animator/orchestrator of images; his current work is interactive and appears on the World Wide Web. His work has been shown at Art on the Edge and Turbulence and was presented at THAW 98; Mouse.Dance was commissioned for Turbulence by the National Endowment for the Arts; videotapes have been seen in The Found/Stolen Show at Moebius in Boston, the F3 Film Festival in Austin, Banff Arts Center, Pseudo.Com, the Cooler, and the Anchorage in New York; website: http://mixplex.com/.

  2. Nerve Theory People

    Tom Sherman and Bernhard Loibner have worked together since 1993 and as Nerve Theory since 1998; they premiered Shades of Catatonia at Ars Electronica's INFOWAR festival in Linz, Austria. They created numerous performances and recordings; they broadcast in Austria and Germany and performed in New York, Berlin and Vienna. Their most recent performance, Remote Possibilities, opened at the Wiener Konzerthaus in 2005; previous recordings include Personal Human (with Jean Piche) and Planetary Disorder, All Quiet 2003; Bernhard Loibner lives in Vienna and Tom Sherman splits time between Syracuse, NY and Liverpool, Nova Scotia.

  3. Net.art: Shedding the Utopian Moment? Bibliography

    Net.art: Shedding the Utopian Moment?

  4. 1994 Netscape Navigator Chronology

    Mosaic Communications releases Netscape Navigator 1.0, a world-wide web browser.

  5. neuroTransmitter People

    neuroTransmitter (nT), founded in 2001, is a collaborative group of artists working with FM radio technology and mobile/wearable broadcast practices; the collective produces visual works, radio-sonic installations, music, and converts utilitarian objects into transmission and receiving devices. The group performed and broadcast on local bandwidths and in public spaces and galleries internationally, including events in Sao Paulo, Straslund, Madrid, New York, Philadelphia and Brewster between 2002 and 2004, and lectured at the New School, Bauhaus University Weimar, Musterraum Munich and NIFCA Helsinki. From 2003–2004 nT was Artist-in-Residence with Eyebeam Atelier, NYC; the group terms its urban broadcast works Frequency Performances and positions them beneath commercial broadcast boundaries.

  6. Neurotransmitter People

    neuroTransmitter, founded in 2001, is a radio collaborative using analog technologies and radio machinations to propel signals through urban membranes and cellular formations. The group produces radio-sonic installations and music, converts utilitarian objects into radio devices, and has broadcast on local bandwidths in public spaces and galleries in New York City, Helsinki, Aarhus and Madrid. It is collaborative-in-residence with Eyebeam's research and development program in New York City; co-founders are Angel Nevarez, a multimedia artist and Whitney ISP alum, and Valerie Tevere, Assistant Professor at the College of Staten Island/CUNY; website: http://www.neurotransmitter.fm

  7. Neval Cassidy People

    Naval Cassidy is an instant cinema and sound performer of over fifteen years who has worked with Valued Cu$tomer and has been active in New York's performance scene; he returned to Brooklyn to perform five new works about current events and has begun gallery shows. His chamber video and Instant Cinema use discarded objects under a camera with computer and radio sounds and sometimes target a single audience member. His video works have toured Holland, Belgium, Canada and England; he received a Jerome Foundation grant in 1993 for the world wide web site The Miserable Racetrack.

  8. New Artists Video: A Critical Anthology Bibliography

    Textx by Douglas Davis, Richard Kostelanetz, Rosalind Krauss, Les Levine, Nam June Paik, David Ross and others

  9. New Artists, New Tapes, and Special Series Bibliography

    New Artists, New Tapes, and Special Series. New Artists featured: Yau Ching, Seoungho Cho, Cheryl Donegan, Kip Fulbeck, Thomas Allen Harris, Ulysses Jenkins, Ken Kobland, Paul McCarthy, Alix Pearlstein, Raymond Pettibon, and The Wooster Group. New Tapes by: Charles Atlas, Beth B, Cheryl Dunye, Ken F…

  10. 1975 New Community Cinema Chronology

    New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds New Community Cinema, Huntington, for year-round international film screenings; under direction of Charlotte Sky and Victor Skolnick

  11. New Developments in Printing: Standardization in Four-Color Proofing Bibliography

  12. New England's Creative Economy The Non-Profit Sector: 2000 Bibliography

  13. New Forms in Film Bibliography

  14. New Forms in Film. Exhibition catalogue Bibliography

  15. New Media Art Bibliography

    Artists featured: Cory Arcangel, Jonah Brucker-Cohen and Katherine Moriwaki, Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries, Vuk Cosic, Mary Flanagan, Ken Goldberg, Paul Kaiser and Shelly Eshkar, Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, Mouchette, MTAA, Keith and Mendi Obadike, Radical Software Group, Raqs Media Collective, RTM…

  16. New Media Arts / New Funding Models Bibliography

  17. New Media in Late 20th-Century Art Bibliography

    Overview charts video art's emergence from cinema to Sony's Portapak (1965), which made portable video (½-inch tape) accessible to artists at US/German prices of $1,000–$3,000; by 1968 exhibitions had appeared in Japan, several European countries, Argentina, the United States and Canada. The essay documents technologies and practices—portable cameras, projection devices, feedback systems and image processing—names practitioners such as Vito Acconci, Bill Viola, Nam June Paik and Woody and Steina Vasulka, situates activity in the United States, Germany, Austria and Great Britain, and cites Rosalind Krauss's critiques (1976, 1999) and a movement toward digital, large-scale installations.

  18. New Media in Late 20Th-Century Art (World of Art) Bibliography

  19. 1971 New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC) Chronology

    New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC), New Orleans is founded through VISTA. Provides video access to low-income communities; becomes a production center with access

  20. New Philosophy for New Media Bibliography

    Hansen focuses on new media artists who follow a "Bergsonist vocation"; through concrete engagement with the work of artists like Jeffrey Shaw, Douglas Gordon, and Bill Viola, Hansen explores the contemporary aesthetic investment in the affective, bodily basis of vision. The book includes over 70 il…

  21. New Scene at Synapse Bibliography

    Syracuse University's center for experimental video seven years later

  22. New Technologies Sensible Art for an Aesthetics of Communication Bibliography

    New Technologies Sensible Art for an Aesthetics of Communication. Exhibition Dates: October 1985

  23. 1985 New Television Chronology

    "New Television" series of artists' videotapes inaugurated at WNET, New York City

  24. New Tools for Preservation: Assessing Long-Term Environmental Effects on Library and Archives Collections Bibliography

  25. New Video:Japan Bibliography