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Videotapes from Australia Bibliography

Videotek Inc. Service Manual. Color Monitors VM-12, RM-12, VM-12PR, VM-12PRO Bibliography

Videotek Inc. Service Manual. Color Monitors VM-12, RM-12, VM-12PR, VM-12PRO. Includes specifications, safety check-out, block diagrams, schematics, exploded views of components, and an electrical parts lists.

1949 Vidicon Chronology

Vidicon television camera introduced.

1970 Vidium Chronology

Final design and construction of the last Vidium by Bill Hearn. This device was loaned to the Exploratorium, San Francisco.

View Master Personal Stereo Camera. Personal Reel Making Bibliography

View Master Personal Stereo Camera. Personal Reel Making. 2 small booklets: Stereo Camera (3X5"), Reel Making (5X7"). The former includes a back cover pricelist, and both include photographs.

View Master Stereo Camera Repair Manual Bibliography

View Master Stereo Camera Repair Manual serves as a pictoral guide through repair procedures using scanned images and textual descriptions.

Views off Jewishness In Museum Video Show Bibliography

"This summer, the Jewish Museum has made its debut in the domain of video art. "Time and Memory: Video Art and Identity" is the general title of the show. Visitors to the museum will hear and see live canaries as a counterpoint to antiphonal readings from the diaries of Anne Frank and the confession…

VIII. International Film and Video Art Festival Bibliography

VIII. International Film and Video Art Festival. Table of Contents holds the following: Contents, Introduction, Members of the Screen Committee, Jury of the Festival, Map, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Artists of the Exhibition of Hungarian Photography. Inside front cover find a letter of …

Vincent Grenier People

Vincent Grenier, born in Québec City, is an experimental filmmaker since the early 1970s who received an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute; his films have screened in the United States, Canada and Europe. He received production grants from the Canada Council and New York agencies CAPS, NYFA and ETC, has made over two dozen films and videos including HERE, COLOR STUDY and FEET, won festival prizes and had seven films included in the Whitney Museum American Century Film program; his work is in the Donell media library and other national collections, and he teaches as Professor of Cinema at Binghamton University.

1970 "Violence Sonata" Chronology

"Violence Sonata" by Stan VanDerBeek, WGBH-TV, Boston does a live-broadcast performance with video-tape, film, and participation of studio and phone-in audience on the theme of violence

Virgil Wong People

Virgil Wong is director of the PaperVeins Museum of Art, an artist-filmmaker focused on babies and biotechnology, and head of website development at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and Weill Medical College of Cornell University. He won a 1996 National Telly Award for Corporeal Self, was nominated for the 1999 Vito Russo Award, and produced GenoChoice and POP! The First Human Male Pregnancy; GenoChoice received international press and the projects earned INVISION recognition and prompted academic debate. He holds a fine arts degree from Rhode Island School of Design (European Honors Program, 1995), won art awards in 1996 and 1998, has exhibited at major venues, and is directing a documentary on male pregnancy using computer animation and interviews of writers and bioethicists.

Virtual Reality: The Revolutionary Technology of Computer-Generated Artificial Worlds - and How It Promises to Transform Society Bibliography

Viscount Industries LTD. 1107 Video Production Switcher Bibliography

Viscount Industries LTD. 1107 Video Production Switcher. This green bound booklet contains specifications, a video functional diagram, operation notes, circuit description, adjustment procedures, and a list of replacement parts. Also includes block diagrams and schematics.

Vision and Television Bibliography

January 21- February 22, 1970. Forward by Russell Connor. Work by Ted Kraynik; Les Levine; Charlotte Moorman; Nam June Paik; Eugene Grayson Mattingly; Paul Ryan; John Reilly; Rudi Stern; Frank Gillette; Ira Schneider; Aldo Tambellini; Jud Yalkut; Joe Weintraub; USCO/Intermedia; Video Freex; Eric Sie…

1970 "Vision and Television" Chronology

Vision and Television was exhibited at the Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts, from January 21 to February 22, 1970; the show was organized and its catalog foreword written by Russell Connor. The exhibition presented video and electronic works, including Frank Gillette (Amps, Volts and Watts), Nam June Paik with Charlotte Moorman (TV Bra for Living Sculpture) and Nam June Paik (The 9/23 Experiment, Still Life and Embryo for Wall to Wall TV). Other participants included Les Levine, Aldo Tambellini, USCO/Intermedia and Videofreex.

Vision in Motion Bibliography

Vision in Motion. Contents include Foreword, Acknowledgment, Introduction, Section I. Analyzing the Situation: Vision in Motion, Section II. New Method of Approach- Design for Life, Section III. New Education- Organic Approach, subsection A. general outline, subsection B. Integration- the arts explo…

Visionary Film Bibliography

Visions of Diaspora Bibliography

Visions of Diaspora. The Institute for Studies in the Arts at Arizona State University. Paragraphs follow: Overview, Philip Mallory Jones, First World Order, Icono Negro^2, and Alchemy. Inside cover: A 6" X 6" B&W photograph of Jones chilling with his equipment. Back cover: A synopsis of the Institu…

1984 Visions of U.S. Chronology

Visions of U.S. presented the Best of the 1st Annual Home Video Competition, organized by the American Film Institute; catalog commentary was provided by David Crook, Catherine Richards, Bob Brodsky, Toni Treadway and Bruce Apar. Artists included Connie Coleman, Alan Powell, Shalom Gorewitz, Betsy Newman, Marita Sturken and Susan Mosakowski.

Visions of U.S.: Best of the 1st Annual Home Video Competition Bibliography

Tapes by Connie Coleman and Alan Powell; Shalom Gorewitz Institution/Organizer: American Film Institute Site: American Film Institute

1984 Visions of US Chronology

Visions of US, 1st Annual video competition sponsored by SONY and presented by the American Film Institute. Shalom Gorewitz ; Connie Coleman and Alan Powell. Both works produced in part at Experimental Television Center

1984 Visions of US, Chronology

Visions of US, 1st Annual video competition sponsored by SONY and presented by the American Film Institute. Shalom Gorewitz ; Connie Coleman and Alan Powell. Both works produced in part at ETC

Visual Anthropology. Photography as a Research Method Bibliography

Visual Intelligence: The First Decade of Computer Art (1965-1975) Bibliography

Visual Intelligence: The First Decade of Computer Art (1965-1975)

Visual Music Bibliography

Visual Music Works by Ren Weidenaar, Celia Shapio and Benny Powell, Cecelia Condit, Dara Birnbaum, Shalom Gorewitz, John Sanborn and Dean Winkler, Ron Hays, Tom DeWitt, Vibeke Sorensen, Merrill Aldighieri and Joe Tripician