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3M DCS-1Data Cartridge System Technical Manual (character generator system) Bibliography
3M DCS-1Data Cartridge System Technical Manual (character generator system). Includes schematics.
3M Model 6220 In-Line Image Enhancer/Decoder Bibliography
3M Model 6220 In-Line Image Enhancer/Decoder. Illustrated with photograph, description, schematics, and wiring diagrams.
3M Model D-3000 Television Character Generator Service Manual Bibliography
Model D-3000 Television Character Generator Service Manual. Includes schematics.
3M Model DCD-1 Data Cartridge Drive Service Manual for DCS-1 character generator system Bibliography
3M Model DCD-1 Data Cartridge Drive Service Manual for DCS-1 character generator system. Memory, Mechanics, Transport. Includes schematics.
1977 3rd Annual Ithaca Video Project Festival Chronology
3rd Annual Ithaca Video Project Festival exhibition included work by Skip Blumberg; Tobe Carey; Gary Hill; John Orentlicher; the Vasulkas; Bill Viola. Exhibited at the Herbert Johnson Museum, Ithaca; Arnot Art Museum, Elmira; Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library. April - June 1977
1978 4th Annual Ithaca Video Festival Chronology
4th Annual Ithaca Video Festival was presented at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse; works by Ann Volkes, Peter Bettendorff, Skip Blumberg, Tobe Carey, Doris Chase, James Edwards, Alan Esner/Jamie Newman, Ernest Gusella, Gary Hill, Leland Johnston, Steven King, Mitchell Kriegman, Pat Lehman, Eva Maier, Laurie McDonald, Michael Moser, Alan Powell, N.O.V.A.C., Marilyn Rivchin/John Reaves, Karen Simon Petersen, Vibeke Sorensen, John Sanborn/Kit Fitzgerald, Diane Spodarek, Edin Velez and Bill Viola played 5 hours a day.
50 (Fifty) Years of Flaherty: Inspired Filmmaking Bibliography
50 (Fifty) Years of Flaherty: Inspired Filmmaking. Contents follow: Acknowledgments, The 50th Flaherty- ONWARD by Margarita De la Vega-Hurtado, Curator's Remarks by Susan Oxtoby, 50th Anniversary Conceptual Framework by Richard Herskowitz, Program Notes and Schedule, Filmmaker and Presenter Biograph…
1977 5th International Video Exchange Directory Chronology
5th International Video Exchange Directory published by Satellite Video Exchange Society and attributed to Daryl Lacey and Shawn Preus; lists 500 groups and individuals using small-format video. Includes information about standards for international tape exchanges and a bibliography of publications. The directory was not sold.
60's Spirit, 80's Tech: Nam June Paik Home TV Bibliography
'77 Videolab Input Board Sketch; Power Supply; Input Circuits-Pin Connections Bibliography
EAB Videolab designed by William Hearn. Reduced xerox copy of circuit diagram with "CMS" initials on lower right. (Center For Media Study- SUNY Buffalo).
'77 Videolab Matrix Switcher Bibliography
EAB Videolab designed by William Hearn. Reduced xerox copy of circuit diagram with "CMS" initials on lower right. (Center For Media Study- SUNY Buffalo).
'77 Videolab Module "A" Complete Bibliography
EAB Videolab designed by William Hearn. Reduced xerox copy of circuit diagram with "CMS" initials on lower right. (Center For Media Study- SUNY Buffalo).
'77 Videolab Module Wiring Bibliography
EAB Videolab designed by William Hearn. Reduced xerox copy of circuit diagram with "CMS" initials on lower right. (Center For Media Study- SUNY Buffalo).
'77 Videolab Output Keyer Fader, Effects Amp, and Options Bibliography
EAB Videolab designed by William Hearn. Reduced xerox copy of circuit diagram.
'77 Videolab Voltage Controlled Colorizer, Genlock Version Bibliography
EAB Videolab designed by William Hearn. Reduced xerox copy of circuit diagram with "CMS" initials on lower right. (Center For Media Study- SUNY Buffalo).
'77 Videolab Wiring Diagram for "A" Module Bibliography
EAB Videolab designed by William Hearn. Reduced xerox copy of circuit diagram with "CMS" initials on lower right. (Center For Media Study- SUNY Buffalo).
1984 8mm video format Chronology
8mm video recording format publically available
1982 8mm videotape format Chronology
Companies begin to standardize the 8mm consumer videotape recorder format
1971 8th Annual Avant Garde Festival Chronology
8th Annual Avant Garde Festival took place at the 69th Infantry Regiment Armory on November 19; it was organized by Charlotte Moorman. The Experimental Television Center presented an exhibition titled The Living Room with continuous videotape screening; the event included premieres of the Paik/Abe and Siegel synthesizers, Shirley Clarke's Video Ferris Wheel, the Vasulkas' Video Kinetic Environment, and videotapes by Douglas Davis, Ken Dominick, Ralph Hocking, Tambellini, and the Videofreex. The Avant Garde Festival was a project of Electronic Arts Intermix.
1982 8th Annual Ithaca Video Festival Chronology
The 8th Annual Ithaca Video Festival received 380 submissions and presented work by 15 artists; it was curated by Gary Hill, Kathy Huffman, John Minkowsky and Philip Mallory Jones. Featured artists included Bill Viola, Max Almy, Norie Sato, William Brown, Dan Reeves, Jon Hilton, Jim Whiteaker, Scott Rankin, Steina, John Arvanites, Edin Velez, Karen Peterson, Peter Trivelas, Adrele Lister, Jan Peacock, Barbara Buckner, Eugenia Balcells and Peter Van Riper. The exhibition was shown in 1982 at Media Study/Buffalo.
8th Annual Ithaca Video Festival Bibliography
8th Annual Ithaca Video Festival, Part II Bibliography
1966 "9 Evenings: Theater and Engineering" Chronology
"9 Evenings: Theater and Engineering" at the 69th Regiment, New York City. Organized by Billy Kl¸ver. Mixed media performance events with collaborations between ten artists and forty engineers. Video projection used in works of Alex Hay, Robert Rauschenberg, David Tudor and Robert Whitman.
99 Hooker People
Lives and works in New York City, USA. Legendary New York saxophonist, spoken word artist, and filmmaker 99 Hooker has worked with Mark Marinoff (Mercury Rev, Chemical Brothers), Donald Miller (Borbetomagus, William Hooker etc.), LX Rudis, Ron Anderson (The Molecules, Pak), Glenn Sorvisto, Jason Wil…
1972 9th Annual Avant Garde Festival Chronology
9th Annual Avant Garde Festival held abord the Alexander Hamilton Riverboat at South Street Seaport. Participants included Juan Downey, Frank Gillette, Andy Mann, Shigeko Kubota, Experimental Television Center, Nam June Paik (TV Bed) and many others.