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  1. 1976 Artists Television Network Chronology

    Artists Television Network, founded by Jaime Davidovich, for production and cablecasting of artists' work

  2. 1976 Artists' TV Lab Chronology

    Woodstock Community Video's, Artists' TV Lab in Woodstock, New York, moves to Rhinebeck, New York

  3. 1976 Cloud Music Chronology

    Cloud Music at Experimental Television Center. Live presentation by Bob Watts, Bob Diamond and David Behrman at ETC. 6/26-27/76

  4. 1976 Cloud Music Chronology

    Bob Diamond presented Cloud Music at ETC on 6/26-27/76; the entry appears in the Ars Electronica catalog Video Pioneers, curated by Woody and Steina Vasulka, with participation by ETC and Ralph Hocking. ETC supplied many early devices and assisted with public interfaces; a reprint of the equipment manual was written by Sherry Miller Hocking and Rich Brewster.

  5. 1976 Cloud Music Chronology

    Cloud Music at Experimental Television Center. Live presentation by Bob Watts, Bob Diamond and David Behrman at ETC. 6/26-27/76

  6. 1976 Computer Animation System Chronology

    Computer Animation System using GRASS. Support from the National Science Foundation, the Carnegie Corporation, Sloan Foundation, Graham Foundation, National Endowmen for the Arts, Illinois Arts Council and Victor General Corporation. Dan Sandin and Tom DeFanti.

  7. 1976 Couple 513 Chronology

    Couple 513 was a live video and dance performance at the Everson Museum of Art , May 21-23, 1976. Performers were Lois Welk and Arnie Zane of the American Dance Asylum. Video was performed by Meryl Blackman and Peer Bode, and the Experimental Television Center.

  8. 1976 Creative Artists Public Service Program Video Fellowships Chronology

    Listing of Creative Artists Public Service Program Video Fellowships for 1975-76; fellows named are Elaine Baley, Skip Blumberg, Peer Bode, Bart Friedman, Julia Heyward, Philip Mallory Jones, Beryl Korot, Shigeko Kubota, Michael Marton and Ira Schneider. The selection panel is listed as Louise Etra, Ralph Hocking, Richard Landry, Polly McLean, David Sasser and William Wegman.

  9. 1976 Digitally recorded videotape Chronology

    First digitally recorded videotape pictures demonstrated in Britain.

  10. 1976 Electron Movers Chronology

    Electron Movers studio was located at 128 N Main Street in Providence, RI. The studio was housed in a 5,000 ft. loft space in the Fain Carpet Building

  11. 1976 Electronic Image Making Chronology

    Electronic Image Making - Ed Melnik. Catalog and biography with photo of Experimental Television Center studio where Melnik worked. Also associated with Media Study/Buffalo. 1

  12. 1976 Email Chronology

    Queen Elisabeth II sends email

  13. 1976 Eric Siegel Chronology

    Processing Chrominance Synthesiser Model 100 designed by Eric Siegel and distributed by Siegel Electronics, Brooklyn 1976

  14. 1976 Everson Video 1975 Chronology

    Everson Video 1975. Judson Rosebush, catalog editor. Included Ant Farm; Community Video/CAST; David Cort; Dance Media; Dimitri Devyatkin; Electron Movers; Dieter Froese; Beryl Korot; Shigeko Kubota; Andy Mann; Paul Ott and Fred Kessler; Peter Van Riper; Bill Viola.

  15. 1976 Extended Images Chronology

    Extended Images, an exhibition of the works of Bart Robbett, curated by John Minkowsky for Media Study/Buffalo. December 2-15, 1976. Catalog essay by John Minkowsky. The exhibition traveled to the Whitney Museum of American Art, October 28-November 6, 1977

  16. 1976 Independent Creative Artists Project Chronology

    New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds Independent Creative Artists Project (ICAP), under direction of Kitty Morgan, to help independents market work on cable

  17. 1976 Information, Works and Activities Chronology

    Experimental Television Center presented the exhibition Information, Works and Activities at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, November 6–28, 1976; the program comprised installations, systems demonstrations, lectures, performances and continuous tape screening. Featured works and activities included projects by Peer Bode, Ralph Hocking, David Jones (Jones Video Synthesizer), Don McArthur (Computer Controlled Systems Graphics), Evangelos Dousmanis and Melanie Salzberg (multimedia portrait of Alfred Skerritt), Meryl Blackman, Sherry Miller, Walter Wright, Neil Zusman and Jane Wright. Videotapes were produced at the Center and the program was curated by Peer Bode and Sherry Miller; a broader list of participating artists is provided.

  18. 1976 International Public Television Screening Chronology

    Input, International Public Television Screening, instituted at a meeting organized by the Rockefeller Foundation and CIRCOM, International Co-operative for Research and Action in Communication. Recognized need for exchange of cultural programs among nations.

  19. 1976 JVC Chronology

    JVC introduced VHS format, in competition with Sony Betamax system.

  20. 1976 KQED-TV Chronology

    KQED-TV, San Francisco, National Center for Experiments in Television (NCET) ends

  21. 1976 Media Study/Buffalo Chronology

    Media Study/Buffalo "An Evening with Ralph Hocking"

  22. 1976 Movements for Video Dance and Music Chronology

    Movements for Video Dance and Music at the Herbert F Johnson Museum, Ithaca.. performance with Peer Bode, Meryl Blackman, Bill Jones and Arnie Zane. Support from the Experimental Television Center.

  23. 1976 Movements for Video Dance and Music Chronology

    Movements for Video Dance and Music at the Herbert F Johnson Museum, Ithaca.. performance with Peer Bode, Meryl Blackman, Bill Jones and Arnie Zane. Support from the Experimental Television Center.

  24. 1976 New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) Chronology

    Direct support of film production continues to grow despite New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) 6.9 million dollar budget reduction

  25. 1976 Open Channel Chronology

    Open Channel, New York, organization ends