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995 records
1988 International Museum of Photography Chronology
International Museum of Photography/George Eastman House, Rochester, Film Department Curator, Jan-Christopher Horak, extends invitation to independent filmmakers to store their films in the museum's new archival facilities
1988 Irwin Young and DuArt Film Lab Chronology
Irwin Young and DuArt Film Lab receive NYS Governor's Arts Award
1988 Latino Collaborative Chronology
Start-up funds to Latino Collaborative, New York City, to provide production support services and to increase the visibility of Latino video and filmmakers
1988 Media Buff. Chronology
Media Buff: Media Art of Buffalo, New York was presented as New York State Artists Series VIII at the Herbert Johnson Museum in Ithaca from September 9 to November 12, 1988; the exhibition focused on media art associated with Buffalo. The catalog included works and catalog texts by the Department of Media Study, Barbara Lattanzi, Chris Hill, Hallwalls, Tony Conrad, Squeaky Wheel and Julie Zando; the catalog also contains an essay by Richard Herskowitz.
1988 NAME Gallery Chronology
Black and White Video exhibition at NAME Gallery, Chicaho, featuring videotapes by Barbara Rosenthal, including COLORS AND AURAS, BODY FOUND IN SUITCASES, KANDACE'S GRANDMOTHER, WOMEN IN THE CAMPS. Program notes by D. Maria Benfield and Beth Berolzheimer.
1988 Olean Public Library Chronology
Olean Public Library sponsored workshop on rural film exhibition during the annual exhibition series "Rural Images Film and Video Festival"., organized by librarian Jean Haynes.
1988 Post Currents: A Gallery of Electronic Arts Chronology
Post Currents: A Gallery of Electronic Arts. Curator: Neil Zusman. Tapes and installations by Gary Hill, Tony Conrad, Peter Babula, Woody Vasulka, Steina, Ralph Hocking, Tom DeWitt, John Sturgeon and others.
1988 Rockefeller Foundation Chronology
Rockefeller Foundation awarded Film/Video Multimedia Fellowships to Charles Burnett, Haile Gerima, DeeDee Halleck, Paul Kos, Victor Masavesva Jr., Lourdes Portillo, Trinh T. Minh-ha
1988 Rural Images Film and Video Festival Chronology
Olean Pubic Library and New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) Film Program co-sponsor a workshop on rural film exhibition during the library's annual "Rural Images Film and Video Festival," under direction of Jean Haynes
1988 Steve Jobs Chronology
Steve Jobs of NeXT Inc. unveils the first NeXT computer $6500
1988 Tetris Chronology
Spectrum Holobyte introduces Tetris for the PC, first entertainment software imported from Soviet Union
1988 The American Museum of the Moving Image Chronology
The American Museum of the Moving Image opens in Astoria . The museum provides permanent exhibitions, screenings, seminars and other public programs on film, television and video.
1988 The Contemporary Art Television Fund Chronology
The Contemporary Art Television Fund: The first five years, published 1988. Catalog with descriptions of artists' productions supported by the CAT fund.
1988 The Herbert F. Johnson Museum Chronology
The Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Cornell University, Ithaca, presents "Media Buff: The Media Art of Buffalo," curated by Richard Herskowitz
1988 Untamed Video: Artists' Tapes Chronology
Untamed Video: Artists' Tapes was an exhibition from the Experimental Television Center at University Art Gallery, Binghamton; it was curated by Sherry Miller Hocking and ran 9/29/88–10/30/88. Artists shown were Peer Bode, Barbara Buckner, David Blair, Connie Coleman, Alan Powell, Alex Hahn, Shalom Gorewitz, Megan Roberts, Raymond Ghirardo, Sara Hornbacher, Matthew Schlanger and Reynold Weidenaar.
1989 After Collapse: Rebuilding Expressive Media Post Currents Chronology
After Collapse: Rebuilding Expressive Media Post Currents 1989. Curator: Neil Zusman. Artists included Peter Babula, Peer Bode, Tyrone Georgiou, Ralph Hocking, Megan Roberts, Raymond Ghirardo, Cork Marcheschi, Paul Sharits, Vibeke Sorensen, Kathy High, John Knecht, Dan Reeves, Neil Zusman
1989 Alexander Hahn: Electronic Media Chronology
Alexander Hahn: Electronic Media 1989. Catalog texts by Robert Fischer (Neurological FIctions) and Alex Hahn.
1989 American Documentary Video: Subject to Change Chronology
American Documentary Video: Subject to Change exhibition of works by documentary video practitioners with program notes Premiere at the Museum of Modern Art; traveling exhibition. Curator: DeirdreBoyle. Organized by The American Federation of Arts
1989 Amiga computers Chronology
1,000,000 Amiga computers sold
1989 Annual Asian American International Video Festival Chronology
Seventh Annual Asian American International Video Festival. Catalog editor: David Low
1989 Apparatus Productions Chronology
Apparatus Productions funded to initiate a regrant program for emerging experimental narrative filmmakers
1989 arTVideo Chronology
"arTVideo", a cable series programmed by the New York Foundation for the Arts. Works by the Experimental TV Center.
1989 "Ballet Di-Gi-Tal" Chronology
"Ballet Di-Gi-Tal" performance with the Dada Processors, Connie Coleman and Alan Powell at International House, Philadelphia, PA.
1989 Film News Now Chronology
Show the Right Thing: National Conference on Multi-Cultural Exhibition was co-sponsored by Film News Now, New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) and the Rockefeller Foundation and was held in New York City; the conference brought together artists, curators, critics, educators, funders and distributors to build networks and showcase independent film and video.
1989 Flm and Media Production Chronology
New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) implements multi-year support for Flm and Media Production using National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Challenge III money