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  1. The Avant-Garde in Dry Dock Bibliography

  2. The Beat Among Us: Jud Yalkut Interview

    Jud Yalkut (born 1938) is an experimental filmmaker, videographer, educator, painter, poet and art critic who helped bridge film and video and collaborated with Nam June Paik and Yayoi Kusama. He worked with the multi-media group USCO, made The Aquarian Rushes (1969) documenting Woodstock and completed a 1998 documentary on Pee Wee Russell. A Bronx native who studied at City College and McGill (where he befriended Leonard Cohen), he has lived in Dayton since 1973, taught experimental media at Wright State (1973–77) and received multiple Ohio Arts Council fellowships and an Ohio Humanities mini‑grant for Walking the Nickel, premiered April 14 at the Dayton Cultural Center; his films have been shown at the Guggenheim and a Whitney retrospective is scheduled.

  3. The Beginnings of Computer Art in the United States: A Memoir Bibliography

  4. The Best of Creative Computing Vol 1 Bibliography

  5. The Best of the West? Bibliography

    Video from Vancouver to San Diego exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art

  6. The Best Thing on Television: Commercials Bibliography

    Influences on video art; early pioneers; mentions of ETC, SAM Downsville Community TV and other upstate groups

  7. The Bias of Communication Bibliography

  8. The Biotech Century: Harnessing the Gene and Remaking the World Bibliography

  9. The Biotica Project : An Artificial Life Installation Bibliography

    explores the relationships between artistic practice, programming and theories of artificial life and emergence

  10. The Brotherhood: Woody Vasulka Bibliography

    The Brotherhood: Woody Vasulka. Contents follow: Director's foreword, Curator's Preface, "Contrapuntal Art" by Aline Brandauer, "Turning the Tables" by Daniel Masler, and "Compositional Networks" by David Sears Mather. The Brotherhood consists of the following Tables: Translocations, Automata, Frien…

  11. The Buchla Box Bibliography

    The Buchla Box. In File Folder Format, illustrated with photographs, one featuring Buchla near the instrument, patch chart, Buchla Electronic Music System No. 1 and No. 2 Modules List, Prices, Some History, Description of Modules, approx. 30 page illustrated User's Manual written by Dr. Hubert Howe …

  12. The Camera Age Bibliography

  13. The Case for a Center for Independent Television. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy Bibliography

    The Case for a Center for Independent Television. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy

  14. The Case for Hispanic Recognition (The Case Against a Single Center for Independent Television). Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy Bibliography

    The Case for Hispanic Recognition (The Case Against a Single Center for Independent Television). Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy

  15. The Cat Fund: The Contemporary Art Television Fund Bibliography

    The Cat Fund: The Contemporary Art Television Fund. This catalog lists videos produced by videographer with financial support from The Cat Fund during the 1980's. The Introduction, The Contemporary Art Television Fund: The first five years, speaks to the creation of the CAT Fund, and its growth as a…

  16. The Cat-100 Computer Assisted Television System for the S-100 Bus Bibliography

    The Cat-100 Computer Assisted Television System for the S-100 Bus Technical Specifications Product Sheets, descriptive sales letter by J. Robert Flexer of Digital Graphic Systems, Price List, 2 copies of 17 page "Technical Specifications Cat-100/C Computer Assisted Television System with Color Outpu…

  17. The Center Will Not Hold: The Other New York - Regional Reflections Bibliography

    Review of the American Film Institute's exhibition at the 1986 National Video Festival.

  18. The Cinema as Art Bibliography

    The Cinema as Art. Contents follow: Foreword to the First Edition by Sir William Coldstream, Acknowledgments, Introductory Note, Introduction: The Film and Art, Space in Cinema: Scale, Shooting-Angle, Depth, Space in Cinema: Cutting, Camera Movement, Framing, Time in the Cinema: Physical, Psychologi…

  19. The Cinematic Apparatus Bibliography

  20. 1971 The Collective for Living Cinema Chronology

    First time New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funding award to The Collective for Living Cinema, New York City. Funds for screenings and 16mm film workshops.

  21. The Computer Revolution and the Arts Bibliography

    Anthology on relationships of computer technology to the arts.

  22. The Computer: A Tool for Thought-Experiments Bibliography

    The author argues that computers, as symbol-processing machines, can simulate mental acts of creative activity and enable artists to design autonomous machines that perform artistic activities and produce art objects. He frames this with references to Hegel and Malina and surveys artists' responses to machines, including Moholy-Nagy and LeWitt. He presents technical case studies of electronic and digital imaging, notably Woody and Steina Vasulka's experiments with the Rutt-Etna synthesizer and a mid-1970s image articulator with A/D and D/A converters and an ALU; themes include dematerialization and aesthetic simulation.

  23. 1988 The Contemporary Art Television Fund Chronology

    The Contemporary Art Television Fund: The first five years, published 1988. Catalog with descriptions of artists' productions supported by the CAT fund.

  24. The Contemporary Art Television Fund: The first five years Bibliography

    Catalog with descriptions of artists' productions supported by the CAT fund.

  25. The Contribution of the Artist to Scientific Visualization Bibliography