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Direct Video: An Electronic Artform for Color TV Bibliography
Direct Video: An Electronic Artform for Color TV Direct Video: An Electronic Artform for Color TV by S. C. Beck.
Direct Video: Electronic Artform for Color Television Bibliography
Direct Video: Electronic Artform for Color Television National Center for Experiments in Television (NCET) reports, no date; notes from Kaplan to NCET staff concerning the integration of television displays into museum exhibition architectural space
Discovery: Miranda July Renaissance Riot Grrrl Bibliography
Miranda July, a 26-year-old Portland, Oregon–based artist, works in multimedia performance, experimental audio, single-channel video, fanzines and riot grrrl distribution and appeared as a nurse in Jesus' Son. She organized the Big Miss Moviola video chain letter, a compilation-return system for women filmmakers, and expected over 100 films in circulation by August 2000; her videos The Amateurist (1998) and Nest of Tens (2000) examine systems, numeric codes and estranged behavior through split personalities, surveillance and staged scenarios. Nest of Tens screened at the Walter Reade Theater's New York Video Festival, July 21–27, 2000; the piece is reprinted by Film Comment.
Double Vision by Peter Campus (1971, 18 min., b/w, sound) Bibliography
Double Vision by Peter Campus Issued as a Program Note to accompany the touring showcase, "The Moving Image State-wide: 13 Tapes by 8 Videomakers," sponsored by the University-wide Committee on the Arts of the State University of New York system in September 1978, and curated by John Minkowsky, Vide…
Dreaming While Making Ends Meet. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy Bibliography
Dreaming While Making Ends Meet. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy.
Driven to Abstraction Bibliography
Art forms have life spans, beginnings, middles and ends. Cave painting did all right, lasting millennia, while if you started to play the harpsichord too late in its cycle you'd soon be playing piano forte. In the beginning, video didn't exist. First there was television. As a child growing up in th…
dupe of 440 Bibliography
Video Tapes. In German and English. Kolnischer Kunstverein
Early Video Art: A look at a Controversial History from Diverse Practices: A Critical Reader on British Video Art , edited by Julia Knight Bibliography
David Hall critiques early British video art historiography, arguing that later accounts have oversimplified and misrepresented the aims of the earliest practitioners; he emphasises their engagement with television technology, conceptualist aims, minimal broadcaster support and cautious funding bodies, and their pursuit of broader cultural audiences rather than gallery assimilation. Published in Diverse Practices: A Critical Reader on British Video Art, ed. Julia Knight, Arts Council of England and John Libbey, 1996, the essay is based on Before the Concrete Sets (first published in And: Journal of Art, No 26, 1991) and the London Video Access distribution catalogue, 1991, and cites Ross (1973), Marshall (1985) and Hall's own 1975–76 writings.
Editor's Statement Bibliography
Editor's Statement in Video: The Reflexive Medium Issue
Eigenwelt Der Apparate-Welt, Pioneers of Electronic Art: Aldo Tambellini: Black Spiral (TV Sculpture), 1969 Bibliography
From Pioneers of Electronic Art, David Dunn (ed.). Ars Electronica: Linz, Austria. 1992. Aldo Tambellini. Black Spiral. Text by Woody Vasulka. Thanks to Aldo Tambellini and Woody Vasulka for permission to display.
Eigenwelt Der Apparate-Welt, Pioneers of Electronic Art: Don Mc Arthur - Spatial and Intensity Digitizer Bibliography
Don Mc Arthur - Spatial and Intensity Digitizer Eigenwelt Der Apparate-Welt, Pioneers of Electronic Art: Curatorial Statement by Woody Vasulka. Institution/Organizer: Ars Electronica Curator(s): Vasulka,Woody Vasulka,Steina Exhibition Dates: June 22 - July 5, 1992
Eigenwelt Der Apparate-Welt, Pioneers of Electronic Art: George Brown, Video Sequencer (a.k.a. Field Flip/Flop Switcher, with digital control), 1972, Multikeyer (Analog with digital control), 1973 Bibliography
George Brown, Video Sequencer (a.k.a. Field Flip/Flop Switcher, with digital control), 1972, Multikeyer (Analog with digital control), 1973. David Dunn, Eigenwelt Der Apparate-Welt, Pioneers of Electronic Art, 1992.
Electra Myths: Video, Modernism, Postmodernism Bibliography
Electra Myths: Video, Modernism, Postmodernism in Art Journal: Video - The Reflexive Medium
Electronic Arts Series: January - May 1977 Bibliography
Electronic Arts Series: January - May 1977 Exhibitions by Ralph Hocking, CAPS Fellows for 1976-77, Gene Youngblood, Sonic Arts Union, Shigeko Kubota and Toshio Matsumoto, Nam June Paik, Rita Meyers, Francene Keery, Steina and John Baldessari. Buffalo Videomakers: Eric Aubery, Kevin Nobel, Amy Gissen…
Electronic Arts: October 1977 Bibliography
Electronic Arts: October 1977. Electronic Arts: October 1977. All events are free and open to the public. Five conferences: Presentation and Discussion of Videotapes (Ralph Hocking), Presentation and Discussion of Process Tapes (Peer Bode), A Servey of Audio and Video Processing by Analog, Digital a…
Electronic Hokkadim Bibliography
Electronic Hokkadim Press release for Electronic Hokkadim, with interactive and live performances and demonstrations of the Paik Abe Video Synthesizer and the Eric Siegel Synthesizer.
Electronic Linguistics Bibliography
Taka Iimura, a Japanese film and video artist, investigates perception of time and duration in film; his videotapes probing television's basic vocabulary were screened at the Long Beach Post-Production Studio. He uses a closed-circuit, self-referential video system—routing a VTR camera image through a monitor—and a VTR unit routed through a switcher with two cameras and two monitors to examine structural relationships of language. Beginning in 1976 he adopted a linguistic model where the subject/camera (I) can see the object/monitor (you); LA video artist Norman Yonemoto described the work as educational lessons in a visual language.
Electronic Video Image Processing: Notes Toward a Definition Bibliography
Electronic Video Image Processing: Notes Toward a Definition
Electronic Visions Bibliography
John Minkowsky introduces the Electronic Visions catalog and traces television from mid-1940s commercial dominance to its adoption by artists and galleries two decades later; he cites small-format portable video equipment (forerunners of BETA and VHS), an art-world shift from unique objects to process, and an emphasis on innovation. He parallels television with the post-war digital computer, notes early machines filled laboratories and universities, quotes Gene Youngblood on electronic communication, and states that the fusion of art and technology, when sensitively guided, is the future of art.
Electronic Zen: The Alternate Video Generation Bibliography
Electronic Zen: The Alternate Video Generation Parts: Electronic Zen: The grassroots of video art; Participation TV: Teledynamic Interplay and Social Interaction; Open Circuits: The New Video Abstractionists; Seeing and Software. Support for the writing of this book was provided through the New York…
ETC 1973-74 Tools
This Jones video synthesizer is comprised nearly exclusively of Jones designs. This synth includes a video patch panel made of an inset piece of hardwood with mini-jacks carrying 2vpp differential video (subsequent modules use Plexiglas). The advantages of this standard is that it limits crosstalk a…
ETC Memories Bibliography
Narrator joined the Experimental Television Center (ETC) in the late 1970s as a student and participant at Court Street; they processed images on a Paik-Abe and worked with Neil Zusman, Rich Brewster, Sherry, Hank, David, Peer and Ralph. The Center moved to Owego in 1979; in 1980 the narrator studied analog and sound with Rich Brewster and completed a synthesizer in winter 1980. In 1981 they became an ETC resident, received a CAPS grant, joined David's Tuesday club, commuted from Binghamton with synths through 1982–85 and later quit a TV-station job to draft circuit boards and build hardware with David in Owego before returning to the city.
ETC Mission Statement and Programs. 1978 Bibliography
ETC Mission Statement and Programs. 1978. Description of mission and purposes; video art; workshop; publications; research, tool development.
ETC Program Summary 1975-76 Bibliography
ETC Program Summary 1975-76. lists of artists, community groups, educational programs, exhibitions, performances, workshops, research and development. Jones Four Channel Colorizer, Paik Abe Video Synthesizer, computer control, digital video. lists of artists, community groups, educational programs, …
ETC Program Summary 1976-77 Bibliography
ETC Program Summary 1976-77 description of equipment, workshop series exhibition series library, internships, research and development, photography; artists and organizations, performances and exhibitions. description of equipment, workshop series exhibition series library, internships, research and…