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Chris Borkowski People

chris borkowski (https://www.chrisborkowski.com) is a digital media maker living and working in Brooklyn NY. He received his BA in digital arts / media study (1997) from the University at Buffalo. From 1997 to 2001 he worked as Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center's technical director. From 2001 to 20…

Chris Burden People

Chris Burden (born 1946) studied at Pomona College and the University of California, Irvine from 1969 to 1971 and taught at the University of California, Los Angeles from 1978 to 2005; he gained notice in the early 1970s for controversial performances about personal danger, notably Shoot (1971) at F Space, Santa Ana, when an assistant shot him in the left arm; other works date 1971–1979. From 1975 he reduced performances and made installations addressing science and politics, including B-Car (1975), DIECIMILA (1977), The Speed of Light Machine (1983) and C.B.T.V. (1977).

Chris Burden Bibliography

Chris Hill People

Chris Hill, scholar and independent consultant, received an undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan and an MFA in Photography and Media from the University of Buffalo. She has served on the Media Panel for the New York State Council on the Arts and on peer review panels for many arts or…

Chris Kuchinski - Dearraindrop People

Dearraindrop is a five-member art collective based in Virginia Beach, Virginia; they produce video, animation, music, interactive sculpture, paintings and drawings and build custom electronic hardware, firmware and interfaces, including battery-powered stand-alone instruments and samplers. Their video and animation practice employs Flash, Processing (Java), stop animation, video feedback, found material and custom video synthesizers for raster animation and scan-line manipulation. They have had solo shows in cities including Tokyo, Copenhagen and New York City, participated in group exhibitions such as Mad Love at Arken and Tedious Limbs at Anthology Film Archives (April 1, 2005), and presented the Dearraindrop Halloween Show at Anthology Film Archives on October 27, 2006.

Chris Musgrave People

Christopher Musgrave is an electronic media artist from San Francisco who creates audio and image generation/processing systems to develop immersive, temporal sensory environments; he has worked with digital media since '94 as an interactive multi-media author, QA engineer, animator and graphic designer and has been director of streaming media for a large internet film website. His exhibitions and performances include Untitled (Breach) at The Pond, San Francisco (11/01), interstice at 3 Walls, San Antonio (10/01) and Horizons at Blue Star 13, San Antonio (07/98); he attended DEAF and Machine Times and maintains a portfolio at www.auraloptic.com.

Chris Petit and Iain Sinclair Asylum Bibliography

Chris Petit and Iain Sinclair's Asylum is a television film about exile, memory and madness; it is their third collaboration and is subtitled The Final Commission. Darke describes multilayered production—re-filmed digital video, super-8mm, Dave McKean graphics and Bruce Gilbert sound-design—and summarizes a Year Zero+14 narrative in which Kaporal and Agent Matthews investigate fragments of The Perimeter Fence and seek cultural figures such as Michael Moorcock. The film screened at the Walter Reade Theater's New York Video Festival, July 21–27, 2000; Darke's Light Readings was due from Wallflower Press in October 2000.

Chris Schiavo People

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Chris Twomey People

Chris Twomey is an artist who has exhibited widely throughout the United States and has received awards from the Ford Foundation, Creative Artists Project Service, Kitchen Center, Santa Fe Art Institute, and American Film Institute; she has exhibited at Tribes Gallery and the International Print Center in New York City and at the Paul Mellon Arts Center in Wallingford, CT. She participated in the Artist in Residence Program at the Experimental Television Center. She holds an MFA from Pratt Institute and a BFA from Ramapo College, attended Reed College, and maintains a website at http://www.christwomey.com/.

Christa Erickson People

Christa Erickson is Assistant Professor of Art at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, where she teaches electronic media arts; she is an interdisciplinary artist investigating spaces mediated by electronic technologies and producing installations that combine digital media, sculpture, video, performance, and the internet. Her works have been exhibited in New York City, at InSITE `94, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and the Banff Center for the Arts; she holds an MFA from the University of California, San Diego and two bachelor's degrees from the University of Texas, Austin.

Christian Marclay People

Christian Marclay is a New York based visual artist and composer born in California and raised in Geneva; he studied sculpture at the Massachusetts College of Art in Boston and at Cooper Union in New York. As a performer and sound artist he has experimented, composed and performed with phonograph records and turntables since 1979 to create his theater of found sound; he is also described as a dadaist DJ and filmmaker. His installations and video/film collages have been included in exhibitions at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; the Venice Biennale; Centre Pompidou, Paris; Kunsthaus Zurich; and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; website: http://www.mcachicago.org

Christiane Paul People

Christiane Paul is Adjunct Curator of New Media Arts at the Whitney Museum of American Art and director of Intelligent Agent; she authored Digital Art (Thames & Hudson, July 2003) and edited an anthology on Curating New Media forthcoming from UC Press. She teaches in the MFA computer arts department at the School of Visual Arts and in Digital Media at the Rhode Island School of Design and has lectured internationally. At the Whitney she curated Data Dynamics (2001), the net art selection for the 2002 Whitney Biennial and CODeDOC (2002) for artport, and curated Follow Through (2005); her other curatorial projects include exhibitions and festival presentations in Madrid, New York, Bilbao, Boston, Ars Electronica and Moscow.

Christiane Robbins People

Christiane Robbins is a cross-disciplinary director and scholar working within the mutable environment of studio practice, digital media and critical theory components of Media and Visual Arts production. Robbins' studio practice focuses primarily on digital video, installation, digital imaging, dig…

Christiane Robbins interviewed by Tara McPherson Interview

Christiane Robbins interviewed by Tara McPherson Interview for REBOOT v.2. Permission to reprint by author. Tara McPherson, is Chair, Department of Critical Studies, School Of Cinematic Arts, University of Southern California.

Christina McPhee People

Christina McPhee, born in Los Angeles, studied literature and art history at Scripps College and painting (BFA, Kansas City Art Institute; MFA, Boston University) under Philip Guston. She is a California-based multimedia artist working with scientific visualization and cinematic image through video and installation, focusing on seismic landscapes and debris-flow aftermath. Exhibitions include a 2006 solo La Conchita mon amour at Sara Tecchia New York and a May–September 2006 retrospective at Cartes Centre, Espoo; online presence in the Whitney Museum Artport and Cornell University Electronic Media Archives; websites www.christinamcphee.net and www.naxsmash.net.

Christine McDonald People

Christine McDonald, Director of Crandall Public Library, is the main programmer for the exhibition program and has been involved since 1975; she ran a video program at the Hyde Park Library in the 1970s and initiated Crandall's film/video exhibition program. She served as Board member and Treasurer of International Film Seminars 1987–1991 and 1998–2001 and served on the NYSCA Film panel from 1882–1986; she edits Film/Video for MultiCultural Review, has published reviews and interviews with Native American filmmakers, and received the New York Library Association Film/Video Roundtable Joan Clark Award in 1991.

Christine Tamblyn People

Christine Tamblyn, an artist and critic, died of breast cancer at 46 on New Year's Day in San Francisco; she worked in critical writing, performance, video and digital media and was committed to feminist politics and interdisciplinary experimentation. She earned a B.F.A. from the Art Institute of Chicago (1979) and an M.F.A. from UC San Diego (1986); her CD-ROMs included She Loves It, She Loves It Not (1993) and Mistaken Identities (1996), which exhibited internationally and won multiple awards. She received a 1997 NEA commission for Archival Quality, taught at San Francisco State University (1984–1996) and UC Irvine, and her archive and a memorial website have been established at UC Irvine.

Christopher Sperandio People

Christopher Sperandio holds a BFA from West Virginia University and an MFA from University of Illinois/Chicago; awards listed include Beloit College, Gallery of Modern Art (Glasgow), Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and Illinois Arts Council. Television projects include MTV, Channel Foun (England), and Baltic Center for Contemporary Art (England). Exhibition venues include Museum of Modern Art, PS1, Tate Modern, Carnegie Mellon University, Exit Art, Rhode Island International Film Festival, Manchester Art Gallery (England), and Catalyst Arts (Nortnern Ireland).

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Cinema 16: Documents Toward a History of the Film Society Bibliography

Cinema and Language. American Film Institute Monograph Series, vol. 1 Bibliography

Cinema and Technology Bibliography

Cinema Department - Rebels with a Cause Bibliography

A description of Hollywood director Nick Ray (taught in the Cinema Department at Binghamton University 1971-73) and his creation with his film students of We Can't Go Home Again. The film was screened at University-Wide Film Symposium held at Binghamton University April 29 and 30, 1972.

Cinema Verite in America: Studies in Uncontrolled Documentary Bibliography

Cinematography: A Guide for Film Makers and Film Teachers Bibliography

Cinematography: A Guide for Film Makers and Film Teachers. Contents follow: Preface, Cameras, Films and Sensitometry, Filters and Light, Lighting, Picture Quality Control, Sound Recording, Cutting and Lab Work, The Basics of Optical Printing, Infrared and Underwater Cinematography, Production, Film …