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Conjunctions: The Video Installations of Lauren Ewing Bibliography

1984 Connie Coleman and Alan Powell Chronology

"Living in Glass Houses", Connie Coleman and Alan Powell, Philadelphia.

1991 Connie Coleman and Alan Powell Chronology

"Song and Dance", Connie Coleman and ALan Powell, Nexus Gallery, Philadelphia.

Connie Coleman and Alan Powell People

Connie Coleman and Alan Powell have collaborated in the electronic arts since the late 1970s, producing single-channel videotapes, multi-channel electronic installations, digital photography and electronic printmaking. Coleman holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and teaches Computer Animation as Professor at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia; Powell holds a BFA from RISD and an MFA from Rutgers, co-founded the Electron Movers in Providence and is Associate Professor in Temple University's Film/Media Arts Department. Their work has been shown at venues in New York, Philadelphia, California and Paris and broadcast on Swiss and Danish television, the Learning Channel and PBS.

Conrac Corporation Television Monitor Model CEA25, CVAA, CF17A-CF21A, CQECWA10, CVA-WVA, Kinescope Recording Monitor, CFB, CGB, CKB, CLB. CQC Bibliography

Conrac Corporation Television Monitor Model CEA25, CVAA, CF17A-CF21A, CQECWA10, CVA-WVA, Kinescope Recording Monitor, CFB, CGB, CKB, CLB. CQC. All have single photograph of units except Kinescope unit. Schematics and parts lists.

Conrac Television Monitor Model CQF Bibliography

Conrac Television Monitor Model CQF. Illustrated with Parts list, schematics, tables, technical specifications. Circular shaped Conrac Model CQF in tool database #1314.

Consider the Alternatives: 20 Years of Contemporary Art at Hallwalls Bibliography

Considerations of the Basic Parameters of Sound Bibliography

Chapter 2: Considerations of the Basic Parameters of Sound. The purpose of this chapter is to give the reader a basic understanding of the technical side of the subject matter and to provide a point of departure for those who wish to rearrange the chapter order to suit their particular situation. Pa…

Constance De Jong People

Constance De Jong (born 1950 in Cleveland) lives and works in Nyack and New York City and produces interdisciplinary work in performance, video and writing exhibited at institutions including the Dia Center and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Her first novel Modern Love (1978) was published serially as mail art and later as radio and a performance, and she has continued to work in hybrid forms. Projects include the libretto for Philip Glass' opera Satyagraha (1983), the performance Relatives (1990) with Tony Oursler, and Fantastic Prayers (2000), a CD-ROM.

Constructing Eternity: An Interview with Van McElwee Interview

Van McElwee is a video artist who reconstructs realities through dense, collage-like layering; his single-channel works and multi-screen installations include Folded Follies (1993), Bindu (1993), Fragments of India (1993), Transfinite Loops (1996), Radio Island (1997), Luxor (1998) and Confluence (1999). T. L. Reid interviewed McElwee in August 1999 at Webster University, St. Louis; the record states he has produced over 30 videos and installations, and that the Forum for Contemporary Art, St. Louis presented his work across its entire third floor while Columbus, Ohio's Science Museum purchased his Transport installation. His work has been broadcast on 260 PBS stations and he received seven NEA Independent Production Fund fellowships and a Government of India travel grant.

Construction of a Raster Manipulation Unit - Revision by Jason Bernagozzi at Signal Culture, 2016 Tools

Construction of a Raster Manipulation Unit — Revision by Jason Bernagozzi (2016) is a revised documentation developed in part from the Experimental Television Center's original 1980 document by Sherry Miller Hocking, Walter Wright, Richard Brewster and Dave Jones; the original aimed to preserve methods of building the tool as conceived by Nam June Paik and Shuya Abe and the concepts behind its operation and functions. Bernagozzi's revision is based on that original and is supplemented by new research by Bernagozzi, Signal Culture and Dave Jones; the new documentation is presented not as a replacement but as a reinvestigation using modern concepts and methods.

Contact Sheet: CEPA Gallery at Thirty Bibliography

History of CEPA Gallery. Statements by Directors: Robert Muffoletto. Pierce Kamke. Kevon Nobel. Ken Pelka. Tom Damrauer. Kathy High. Biff Henrich. Gary Nickard. Gail Nicholson. Robert Hirsch. Lawrence Brose. CAPA Chronology 1974 - 2004.

Contact Zones' Video Bibliography

Video exhibition October - December 1995 curated by Ardele Lister; works by Juan Downey; Philip Mallory Jones; Ken Kobland; Lynne sachs and Dana Sachs; Eder Santos; Gina Todus; with essay by Lister

1984 Contemporary Art Television Fund Chronology

The Institute of Contemporary Art and WGBH-TV in Boston created the Contemporary Art Television Fund to commission and co-produce new video works; the Fund accepted and solicited proposals and provided assistance for production, post-production and distribution. Co-Directors were David Ross (ICA) and Susan Dowling (producer at WGBH's New Television Workshop); Kathy Huffman served as curator and had also curated at the Regional Media Art Center at the Long Beach Museum in California. The Fund supported television works and installations, received initial funding from WGBH and the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities, and maintained a distribution program intended to generate income for the Fund.

Context and Impact: Goals and Implementation for the Society for Photographic Education Bibliography

Continuous Replay: the Photographs of Arnie Zane Bibliography

The MIT Press. Continuous Replay: the Photographs of Arnie Zane. This catalog includes the following photographs and paragraphs: Introduction, The Book's Choreography, Amsterdam & Binghamton & San Francisco, Continuous Replay, Pearl Pease, Pictures of a World We Left Behind: Binghamton 1972 to 1977,…

Convergence Corporation ECS-100 Series Bibliography

Convergence Corporation ECS-100 Series. 3 pages. Illustrated with photographs, includes technical specifications.

Convergence Corporation ECS-100 Series Schematics and Operator's Manual Bibliography

Convergence Corporation ECS-100 Series Schematics and Operator's Manual. Also copy of manual for ECS-90/ VE-93 unit.

Convergence Corporation ECS-100 Superstick Series Editing Systems Bibliography

Convergence Corporation ECS-100 Superstick Series Editing Systems. Illustrated with photographs, block diagrams,. Includes accesories.

Conversation with Barbara London, David Ross and Constance Dejong at Hunter College Art Gallery Bibliography

Account of a panel conversation between Barbara London, David Ross and Constance DeJong at Hunter College Art Galleries presented in conjunction with The Experimental Television Center: A History, ETC... (Rose Goldsen Archive of New Media Art, Cornell Library; Sept 25–Nov 21, 2015). Panelists discussed histories of video and image-processing practices and named Nam June Paik, Bill Viola and Vito Acconci; Barbara London described efforts to bring video into MoMA and David Ross expressed skepticism toward some image-processed work. The attendee criticized the panel for limited attention to ETC artists, recorded Ross’s remark that one had to be stoned to watch image-processed work, and reflected on ETC technologies and practices including real-time patching, flow and works such as Global Groove and A Tribute to John Cage.

Conversation with John Godfrey Bibliography

WNET TV Lab and broadcast of independent works

Conversation with Jon Alpert and Keiki Tsuno Bibliography

Downtown Community TV Center

Conversation with Julie Gustafson and John Reilly Bibliography

Global Village, low-power television

Conversational Process: Feedback Loops Bibliography

philosophy of the feedback loop for information processing and learning. Real time information processing and stored time information processing. Relationship to the Image Processor

Conversational Process: Phil Morton's Teck Art Bibliography

Phil Morton was head of the video area at Chicago Circle Campus and founded the Video Data Bank. Class notes.