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1980 Video Art Review at Anthology Film Archives Chronology

Video Art Review at Anthology Film Archives was a series of 18 programs presented by Anthology Film Archives in collaboration with Electronic Arts Intermix; program notes accompany the series. Participants and contributors named include Nam June Paik, DCTV, Ed Emschwiller, WGBH, Peter Campus, NCET, John Reilly and Stefan Moore, TVTV, Ant Farm, Woody Vasulkas, Steina Vasulka, Skip Blumberg, Skip Sweeney and Richard Foreman.

Video Art Review: An Interview with Steina, October 28, 1980 Bibliography

An interview with Steina Vasulka by Robert A. Haller. Conducted at Anthology Film Archives, October 28, 1980; published by Anthology Film Archives and Electronic Arts Intermix, March 1981.

Video Art Review: Electronic Visions and Americana, March 1981 Bibliography

Video Art Review: Electronic Visions and Americana, March 1981. Project notes for Electronic Visions by Robert A. Haller discusses Golden Voyage (Woody and Steina Vasulka, 1973)- 29 minutes, and Video Weavings (Stephen Beck 1976), Anima (Beck 1974), and Union (Beck 1975)- 28 minutes (total time for …

Video Art Review: Nam June Paik and Ed Emshwiller, November 1980 Bibliography

Video Art Review: Nam June Paik and Ed Emshwiller, November 1980. The Paik review by Ann-Sargent Wooster focuses on the following videos: "Global Groove" (1973)- 30 minutes, "Suite 212" (1976)- 30 minutes, "Guadalcanal Requiem" (1979)- 29 minutes, and "Lake Placid '80 (1980). The Emshwiller review b…

Video Art Review: Richard Forman Bibliography

Video Art Review: Richard Forman. Project notes for the following video pieces Out of the Body Travel (1976)- 43 minutes, City Archives (1978)- 28 minutes.

Video Art Review: Tapes from the National Center for Experimental Television (NCET), San Francisco, December 1980 Bibliography

Video Art Review: Tapes from the National Center for Experimental Television (NCET), San Francisco, December 1980. Program notes by Daryl Chin discusses the following tapes: Illuminated Music II & III (Steven Beck, 1973)- 30 minutes, Good Time Charlie Mars (Don Hallock 1973)- 15 minutes, See is Neve…

Video Art Review: Tugs and Pulls, and Struggles, January 1981 Bibliography

Video Art Review: Tugs and Pulls, and Struggles, January 1981. The review by Daryl Chin of Tugs and Pulls discusses MayDay Realtime (David Cort, 1971)- 60 minutes and Four More Years (TVTV: Top Value Television, 1972)- 60 minutes. The program for Struggles, also by Chin, explores the following video…

Video Art Review: Videoworks by Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn, and Ant Farm, T. R. Uthco and Beyond, February 1981 Bibliography

Video Art Review: Videoworks by Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn, and Ant Farm, T. R. Uthco and Beyond, February 1981. Notes for the former by Amy Greenfield discuss the following video works: Interpolation (1979)- 29 minutes, Resolution of the Eye (1980)- 41 minutes, Olympic Fragments (1980)- 10 min…

Video Art Review: WGBH New Television Workshop Retrospective and program notes re. Peter Campus. October 1980 Bibliography

WGBH New Television Workshop Retrospective on "The Medium is the Medium" (1969) 30 minutes and "Video Variations: Boston Symphony Orchestra" (1972) 60 minutes. Also, program notes for video artist, Peter Campus. Works include "Double Vision" (1971), "Dynamic Field Series" (1971), "VTR Peter Campus" …

Video Art, the Imaginary and the Parole Video Bibliography

Video Art: A Guided Tour Bibliography

Video art dominates the international art world to such an extent that its heady days on the radical fringes are sometimes overlooked--often unknown. This book is an essential and highly entertaining guide to video art and its history. Elwes, herself a pioneer of early video, traces the story from t…

Video Art: A Short History (On the Head of a Pin) Bibliography

Video Art: An Anthology Bibliography

Statements by 73 artists regarding video work edited by publishers of Radical Software. Upstate artists included Ralph Hocking, VBill Viola, Woody Vasulka, Walter Wright. Texts by David Antin, Stephen Beck, Frank Gillette, John Handhardt, Bruce Kurtz, David Ross (The Personal Attitude), Willoughby S…

Video art: dead or alive? Bibliography

Video art: dead or alive?

Video Art: Old Wine, New Bottle Bibliography

Video Art: Stayin' Alive Bibliography

Just over three years ago, I wrote an essay for Afterimage on current trends in artists' video ("Video Art: Dead or Alive?," Afterimage 24, no. 3). It seemed that during the late 1980s and early 1990s many videomakers, programmers, grant-providers and media librarians had managed changes in the fina…

Video Art: The Fabulous Chameleon Bibliography

Video Art's Greatest Hits: Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn Bibliography

Video Artists Bibliography

Video as a Performance Medium Bibliography

1987 Video as Art Chronology

Exhibition Video as Art at the Cortland Arts Counciil Gallery ran March 1-27, 1987; guest curator was Sherry Miller Hocking. Videotape screenings and presentations featured Philip Mallory Jones (What Goes Around/Comes Around; Soldiers of a Recent and Forgotten War; Extra Rooms; The Trouble I've Seen) and Peer Bode (Invented Eye #1; Camel with Window Memory; Synthetic Series; Blindfields; Animal Migrations); still images were by Mary Ross, Alan Powell and Connie Coleman; video installation and presentation were by Megan Roberts and Raymond Ghirardo (Momument).

Video as Art Bibliography

Video as Art. An exploration of the creative possibilities of a medium which transcends its technological origins to become a vehicle for artistic expression. This brochure/poster shows six days consisting of the following events: Opening Reception, Peer Bode Presentation and Screening, Megan Robert…

Video As Attitude Bibliography

Video at the Museum Bibliography

Video By Artists 2 Bibliography