Events
995 records
1973 Visual Studies Workshop Chronology
Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester established a media center and began production of Afterimage with coverage of video; Nathan Lyons served as director. Media center coordinators included Wayne Luke, Laddy Kite, Mona Jimenez, Arthur Tsuchiya, Nancy Norwood and Robert Doyle. The Workshop maintained a production facility that hosted workshops and exhibitions.
1973 Visual Studies Workshop Chronology
Visual Studies Workshop published Equipment access, funded by the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA); the publisher is Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester. Cooperstown TV is a Museum is a document of a video workshop for historians and museum personnel conducted by the Video Freex Media-bus under the auspices of the New York State Historical Association.
1973 White Ox Chronology
First time New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) support to White Ox, Rochester, for film production equipment access and workshops
1973 White Ox Films Chronology
Co-sponsored videotape screening, organized by White Ox Films of Rochester and the Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester. APril 1973. Jon Herrick, Director of Film Presentations at White Ox.
1973 Whitney Museum Biennial Chronology
1973 Whitney Museum Biennial included seven videotapes and one installation, selected by the curators of painting and sculpture
1974 Altair Chronology
Altair 8800 computer announced in kit form for $439
1974 American Federation of Arts Chronology
New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds independent film tours at American Federation of Arts, New York City
1974 Astral Projections: A Polyfusion of Media Chronology
Astral Projections: A Polyfusion of Media, catalog of exhibition produced by Howard Gutstadt and Mollie Hughes of Survival Arts Media and published by Visual Studies Workshop. Catalog undated. Fri& Sat. 9/20 & 21, 1974. Participants of event: Survival Arts Media (Howard Gutstadt, Mollie Hughes, Dann…
1974 Circuit: A Video Invitational Chronology
Circuit: A Video Invitational exhibition at School of The Museum of Fine Arts Gallery, Boston. 1/7-2/3/74.
1974 Circuit: A Video Invitational Chronology
Circuit: A Video Invitational exhibition at School of The Museum of Fine Arts Gallery, Boston. 1/7-2/3/74.
1974 Creative Artists Public Service Program Video Fellowships Chronology
Listing of Creative Artists Public Service Program Video Fellowships for 1973-74; fellows were William Creston, Ron Dubren, Tom DeWitt, Bruce Fergerson, Janet Goldberg, Ernest Gusella, Susan Milano, Nina Sobel, Bill Stephens and Wolfgang Stoerchle. The review panel comprised Elaine Baly, Shridar Bapat, Beryl Korot, Nam June Paik, Alphonse Schilling and Keiko Tsuno.
1974 Earthscore Foundation Chronology
Earthscore Foundation. NYC and New Paltz. Paul Ryan, Bob Schuler, Steven Kolpan. Based on triadic relationship concents. For a full description, see Cybernetics of the Sacred by Paul Ryan.
1974 Educational Communication Centers and the Television Arts Chronology
Conference Educational Communication Centers and the Television Arts convened at SUNY Albany on November 21-22, 1974; coordinated by Gerald O'Grandy of the Center for Media Study at SUNY Buffalo. The stated purpose was to present developments in the video arts and related technology and to outline ways communication centers can serve developing media artists on their campuses and stimulate media activities in the arts and humanities. Presenters included O'Grady, Steina Vasulka (Center for Media Study, U of Buffalo), Tom DeWitt, Paul Kaufman (NCET at KQED), Fred Barzyk (Television Workshop at WGBH), David Loxton (TV Lab at WNET), Ed Emshwiller, Joel Chadabe and representatives from the Experimental Television Center and NYS Council on the Arts.
1974 Electronic Arts Intermix Chronology
New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds independent video distribution at Electronic Arts Intermix, New York City
1974 Everson Museum Chronology
Circuit: A Video Invitational, organized by the Everson Museum in Syracuse and curated by David Ross, was a traveling exhibition of videotapes by over sixty-five artists. It traveled to the Henry Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle; Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan; Kˆlnischer Kunstverein, Cologne, West Germany; and Greenville County Museum of Art, Greenville, South Carolina.
1974 Exprmntl 5 Chronology
Catalog and program for Exprmntl 5, the Fifth International Experimental Film Competition; includes video environments by Walter Wright (Experimental Television Center), Woody and Steina Vasulka (University of Buffalo), David Cort, Tom DeWitt and Tony Conrad. Catalog essay by Seth Feldman; catalog prepared by Media Study/Buffalo.
1974 First Ithaca Video Festival Chronology
First Ithaca Video Festival. Forty entries; 7 selected for exhibition. The Festival was one of the first regular travelling exhibitions of video work in the US.
1974 Intel Chronology
Intel releases 8080 chip 64 KB of memory, 2 MHz chip
1974 Jones Four Channel Colorizer Chronology
Jones Four Channel Colorizer, designed by David Jones, is made available through the Artist in Residence Program at the Experimental Television Center.
1974 L'Image Electronique Chronology
L'Image Electronique at Studio du Musee d'art contemporain, Montreal. Conference publication. Text by Jean Pierre Boyer. Biographies of Walter Wright; Woody and Steina Vasulka. In French
1974 Museum of Modern Art Chronology
Museum of Modern Art established video department.
1974 New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) Chronology
New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) increases support directed to film and video production by $891,000, overall budget increases $19,356,900
1974 "Open Circuits" Chronology
New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) supports Open Circuits: An International Conference on the Future of Television, held at the Museum of Modern Art, New York City; the conference brings together curators, artists and critics to share ideas and models for the production, distribution and exhibition of video art. Proceedings were published as The New Television: A Public/Private Art by the MIT Press (1977).
1974 The Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers Chronology
The Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers, a membership organization to further the interests of these producers was founded in 1974 with the support of the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts
1974 The Videofreex Chronology
The Videofreex produce The Spaghetti City Video Manual, published by Praeger. The Spaghetti City Video Manual is a practical handbook on video production.