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  1. Architectural Space, Psychology, and Video Bibliography

    Architectural Space, Psychology, and Video by George Kaplan. Program notes.

  2. Archival Moving Image Materials: A Cataloging Manual Bibliography

  3. Archives

    Experimental Television Center Archive is an annex hosted at archive.org containing over 1,200 documents. The Vasulka Archive holds over 27,000 pages on video and electronic art, largely relating to Steina and Woody Vasulka and representing over 200 artists and scholars. The John Leimseider Archive provides audio and video product documentation and schematics; Computer Image Corporation Archive documents machines developed in Denver, Colorado, 1960–1985; Omnibus Computer Graphics Archive documents J.C. Pennie and Omnibus Computer Graphics, Inc., 1982–1987; Image West Archive holds ephemera relating to the Hollywood motion graphics facility Image West.

  4. Archiving and Authenticity: The Getty Art History Information Program Research Agenda for Networked Cultural Heritage Bibliography

  5. Archiving the Audio-Visual Heritage Bibliography

  6. Archiving Videotape Bibliography

  7. Are you still blam: Temporary Housing for the Despondent Virtual Citizen Bibliography

    Are you still blam: Temporary Housing for the Despondent Virtual Citizen. Contents: Preface by Martin Sturm, Kristin Lucas, Online by Beatrix Ruf, Kristin Lucas in Conversation with Beatrix Ruf, My first person is tired of shooting: a reflection on the artwork of Kristin Lucas by Sally McKay, Tempor…

  8. Ariadna Capasso People

    Ariadna Capasso, born in Buenos Aires, received a B.A. from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville (Summa Cum Laude, 1997) and an M.F.A. from the University of Colorado, Boulder (2000); she lives and works in New York City and has exhibited in Argentina, Mexico, Poland and the United States. She explores disparate, sometimes conflicting, value systems among culturally diverse groups and shifted from painting to new technologies, producing installations and performances using sound, slide and video projections. Major projects include La Conquista, shown as part of Bargain Vision at the CU Art Galleries whose video screened in Boston, Brooklyn (N.Y.), Scope Art Fair 2003 and Gallery On, Poznan, Poland; and Carry On, a photography and audio essay on home and homelessness exhibited at the Hatton Galleries, Colorado State University.

  9. Ariana Gerstein People

    Ariana Gerstein is a maker of award-winning experimental films; her short Alice Sees the Light was screened at the Images Festival (Toronto), Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, South by Southwest, SilverDocs, and the New York Film Festival. Her collaboration Hybrid with Montieth McCollum won awards at the International Film Festival in Amsterdam, Slamdance, and the Truer Than Fiction/Independent Spirit Award. She also produces glowing light-box collages from film outtakes and teaches film and video production in the cinema department at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Binghamton.

  10. Ariella Ben-Dov People

    Ariella Ben-Dov is co-founder, director and curator of the MadCat Women's International Film Festival, held each September in the San Francisco Bay area; she tours the festival to museums, art houses and universities across the United States. She writes about documentary and avant-garde film and participates on panels about alternative exhibition, documentary film and experimental filmmaking; she has guest-curated at the NY Underground Film Festival, USA Film Festival and MIX and served as juror and panelist for the San Francisco Arts Commission, the Marin Arts Council and the Horizons Foundation.

  11. Aries Music 77 Modular Synthesizer Product Catalog; Aries System 300 Electronic Music Synthesizer, Aries Kits Bibliography

    Aries Music 77 Modular Synthesizer Product Catalog; Aries System 300 Electronic Music Synthesizer, Aries Kits. Illustrated with black and white photographs, detailed descriptions of modules, features, and applications of synthesizer modules. The Aries 300 catalog features back cover illustration of …

  12. 1977 Arnie Zane Chronology

    Photography exhibition by Arnie Zane at Experimental Television Center

  13. 1967 ARPANET Chronology

    ARPANET design discussions held, meetings among three independent teams working on packet networks (RAND, NLP- National Physics Lab in England - and ARPA)

  14. 1969 ARPANET Chronology

    ARPANET commissioned by Department of Defense for research into networking. Nodes included UCLA, Stanford, U of California at Santa Barbara, U of Utah.

  15. 1970 ARPANET Chronology

    From 1970-1979 development of protocols for host-to-host computing on ARPANET

  16. 1975 ARPANET Chronology

    first mailing list created by ARPANET. Frst popular list was devoted to science fiction. First all-inclusive email program developed (reply, forward etc)

  17. 1980 ARPANET Chronology

    ARPANET hit by virus and halts

  18. 1990 ARPANET Chronology

    ARPANET ends

  19. Arrow Electronics, Inc. Seagate Technology. ST 506/412 OEM Manual Bibliography

    Arrow Electronics, Inc. Seagate Technology. ST 506/412 OEM Manual. The main topics covered by this leaflet flow like so: Introduction, Functional Characteristics, Functional Operations, Electrical Interface, Physical Interface, Physical Specifications, and Track Format. Numerous illustrations and fi…

  20. 1990 Ars Electronica Chronology

    Ars Electronica 1990: Digital Dreams - Virtual Worlds

  21. Ars Electronica 1990: Digital Dreams - Virtual Worlds Bibliography

    German and English

  22. 1992 Ars Electronica, Pioneers of Electronic Art Chronology

    Ars Electronica, Video Pioneers was an exhibition curated by Woody and Steina Vasulka with participation by the Experimental Television Center and Ralph Hocking; the Experimental Television Center supplied many early devices and assisted with public interfaces. A catalog edited by David Dunn contains information about artists-designed tools and systems and a reprint of an equipment manual by Sherry Miller Hocking and Rich Brewster; record dated 1992 and archived at http://www.aec.at/en/archives/index.asp?nocache=511194.

  23. Ars Electronica: Facing the Future: A Survey of Two Decades (Electronic Culture: History, Theory, and Practice) Bibliography

  24. Art Bibliography

    Art. Contents follow: Preface, Preface to New Edition, What is Art?, Art and Life, The Christian Slope, The Movement, and The Future.

  25. Art and Aesthetic Bibliography