Events
995 records
1989 Hi-8 videoformat Chronology
Hi-8 video recording format publically available
1989 Hosts on the Internet Chronology
hosts on the Internet reaches 100,000
1989 Icono Negro: The Black Aesthetic in Video Art Chronology
Icono Negro: The Black Aesthetic in Video Art exhibition curated by Philip Mallory Jones. Catalog and program notes for exhibition. Brief biography of Jones.
1989 Indie Award Chronology
"Indie Award" to the Experimental Television Center from the Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers, a national advocacy organization, for "The Center's unique role as a provider of an oasis for innovation in the electronic media arts".
1989 Macintosh Chronology
Macintosh Portable computer sells for $6500
1989 Masterpieces of Moving Image Technology Chronology
Masterpieces of Moving Image Technology exhibition. Museum of the Moving Image. Curator: Richard Koszarski. Catalog contains descriptions and small photos of machines in the exhibition.
1989 Museum of Modern Art Chronology
Museum of Modern Art "The Artist and The Computer"
1989 New York Foundation for the Arts Chronology
"Champion of the Arts" from the New York Foundation for the Arts " to Ralph Hocking "in recognition of his sustaining commitment to the arts community and the needs of the individual artist".
1989 Rockefeller Foundation Chronology
Rockefeller Foundation awarded Film/Video Multimedia Fellowships to St. Clair Bourne Tony Buba Chris Choy Julie Dash Ana Maria Garcia Jill Godmilow Richard Gordon and Carma Hinton Gary Hill John Marshall Enrique Oliver Yvonne Rainer Marlon Riggs Leslie Thornton Billy Woodberry
1989 Video Skulptur Chronology
Video Skulptur: retrospectiv und aktuell 1963-1989 publication 1989. texts by John Handhardt, Wulf Herzogenrath, Edith Decker
1990 10th Annual Small Computers in the Arts Conference Chronology
University of the Arts, Philadelphia 10th Annual Small Computers in the Arts Conference
1990 Amiga 3000 Chronology
Amiga 3000 computer announced $4100
1990 ARPANET Chronology
ARPANET ends
1990 Ars Electronica Chronology
Ars Electronica 1990: Digital Dreams - Virtual Worlds
1990 Dial-up access Chronology
First commercial provider of Internet dial-up access
1990 Electronic Media and Film Program Chronology
New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) merges Media and Film Programs into Electronic Media and Film Program. Debby Silverfine, Director.
1990 Finishing Funds Chronology
Finishing Funds is a grants program of the Experimental Television Center, supported by the New York State Council on the Arts; awards for 1990 were made to a range of artists and projects. The record lists recipients and project titles, including Merrill Aldighieri and Joe Tripician (Metaphoria); Mara Alper (Silent Echoes); Carl Geiger (Rubble Tumble, installation); Stephanie Rowden (Cabinet of Rhymes & Riddles, installation); and a panel featuring Raymond Ghirardo and Arthur Tsuchiya.
1990 From Receiver to Remote Control: The TV Set Chronology
From Receiver to Remote Control: The TV Set was an exhibition at The New Museum of Contemporary Art, running 9/14/90–11/25/90; the exhibition catalogue was edited by Matthew Geller. The catalogue includes articles by Marcia Tucker, Lynn Spigel, Serafina Bathrick, Andrew Behar, Sarah Sackner, Joshua Meyrowitz, Jane Root, Ehrick Long, William Bird, Maud Lavin, Ed Bowes, Les Brown, John Handhardt, Alice Yang, David Tafler and Margaret Morse.
1990 Kjell Bjorgeengen: Video Road Chronology
Kjell Bjorgeengen: Video Road at Porin taidemuseo; Randers Kunstmuseum; Museet for samtidskunst. Essay by Peer Bode
1990 NewTek Chronology
NewTek ships the Video Toaster a hardware/software video effects tool for the Commodore Amiga 2000 $1600
1990 Rockefeller Foundation Chronology
Rockefeller Foundation awarded Film/Video Multimedia Fellowships to Shu Lea Cheang, Juan Downey, Joan Jonas, Edward Tim Lewis, Danny Lyon, Louis Massiah, Ross McElwee, Jonas Mekas, Susanna Munoz, Gunvor Nelson, Jon Schwartz, Renee Tajima-Pena, Peter Hunt Thompson, Steina Vasulka
1990 Sony Chronology
Sony introduces the first writable CD.
1990 The Film and Television Archives Advisory Committee Chronology
The Film and Television Archives Advisory Committee (F/TAAC), changes its name to the Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA).
1990 The Interactive Show Chronology
The Interactive Show was presented at University of Buffalo December 7-17, 1990; it was curated by Neil Zusman. The regional exhibition of installations at University of Buffalo included works by Fred Bacher, Karen Collette, Bernd Ewert, Dana Hatchett, Eric Jensen, Katrin Jurati, Brent Scott, David Stieglitz, Jason Tenant, Peter Babula, Mindy Tousley, Alan Van Avery, Jamie Wilson and Jonathan Woolson.
1990 VIDEO HISTORY B + W OPEN REEL TAPES FROM THE 70''S PROGRAM III Chronology
Program VIDEO HISTORY B + W OPEN REEL TAPES FROM THE 70''S PROGRAM III was presented November 30, 1990 at Downtown Community TV Center. The program comprises SHOESHINE PHILOSOPHER (Ken Marsh, 7 min., 1970); ACTIONS (Antonio Muntadas, excerpt, 1972/3); KANDACE'S GRANDMOTHER: WORK INJURIES (Barbara Rosenthal, 10 min., 1976); CRIPPLE (Bill Creston, 9 min., 1972); DOCUMENTARY WITH CALVIN HAMPTON AT CALGARY CHURCH (Doris Chase, 15 min., 1973); THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS (Bob Wiegand, 20 min., 1976); IRISH TAPES (John Reilly and Julie Gustafson, excerpt, 1971/3); and TBA Juan Downey.