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Cybernetic Serendipity: The Computer and the Arts Bibliography

Cybernetic Serendipity: The Computer and the Arts Computer and music, dance, environments, texts, paintings, film, and computer graphics. Texts on Norbert Wiener, art works by Paik, Stockhausen, John Cage, Charles Csuir, Lejaren Hiller and others.

Cybernetic Serendipity: The Computer and the Arts Bibliography

1968 "Cybernetic Serendipity" Chronology

Cybernetic Serendipity: The Computer and the Arts was exhibited at The Corcoran Gallery, Washington, D.C.; the exhibition was organized at the Institute of Contemporary Art, London. The American showing was augmented by works selected by James Harithas and included video work by Nam June Paik. The exhibition traveled to the Palace of Art and Science in San Francisco; the director of the exhibition was Jasia Reichardt.

Cybernetics of the Sacred Bibliography

Electric Grammars: Videotape and TV; Random Probes and Art Pieces; Cybernetic Guerilla Warfare: Information Economy; Cybernetics of the Sacred: Video Wake for my Father. Earthscore Foundation.

Cyborgs, Agents, and Transhumanists: Crossing Traditional Borders of Body and Identity in the Context of New Technology Bibliography

Leonardo: Journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology. Fifth Annual New York Digital Salon. Cyborgs, Agents, and Transhumanists: Crossing Traditional Borders of Body and Identity in the Context of New Technology by Barbara Becker.

Cycles. Description of film by Jordan Belson and Stephen Beck Tools

Cycles. Description of film by Jordan Belson and Stephen Beck. Description of Cycles, a film by Jordan Belson and Stephen Beck. Catalog entry for Pyramid Films, Santa Monica, CA. 1974

Cynthia Chris People

Cynthia Chris is Assistant Professor of Television Studies at the College of Staten Island/City University of New York; she previously held a Mellon post‑doctoral position in Television Studies at Washington University in Saint Louis. She is completing Watching Wildlife, a book on nonfiction images of nature and animals to be published by the University of Minnesota Press in 2006, and is co‑editor of Cable Visions (under contract, New York University Press). She has published peer‑reviewed articles in Television and New Media (2002) and The Communication Review (forthcoming 2005) and has presented at international conferences.

Cynthia Lovett People

Cynthia Lovett received an MPS from the Tisch School of the Arts - Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University (2001) and an MFA from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia (1996); she participated in residencies including the PS1 International Studio Program and the Harvestworks New Works Residency (1998). She has exhibited video and installation works at The Sculpture Center, Brooklyn Museum of Art, Momenta Art (Brooklyn), and the Galleries at Moore College of Art in Philadelphia; she was a Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Swing Space Artist and an artist in residence at the Rotunda Gallery/BCAT Multimedia Residency (2005-06) and the Experimental Television Center (2006). She received a Finishing Funds 2006 award; website http://www.bewilderlab.com/projects/.

D+7A I/O instruction manual. Cromemco Incorporated Bibliography

D+7A I/O instruction manual. Cromemco Incorporated. Manual includes coverpage photograph, introduction, assembly and operating instructions, applications information, block diagrams and schematics. The manual is bound in a brown plastic binder with notebook paper and 2 operating manuals by Cromemco …

1988 D2 video recording Chronology

D2 video recording format publically available

Dage-Bell Corporation Camera(s) and Camera Control for Operational Television System Launch Comples 39, NASA, Merritt Island Launch Area, Merritt Island, Florida Model 101572-101574 Camera and Camera Control Bibliography

Dage-Bell Corporation Camera(s) and Camera Control for Operational Television System Launch Complex 39, NASA, Merritt Island Launch Area, Merritt Island, Florida Model 101572-101574 Camera and Camera Control. Illustrated with technical specifications.

Dage-Bell Corporation Series 900 Portable Television System Bibliography

Dage-Bell Corporation Series 900 Portable Television System. Illustrated with technical specifications. Photograph of soldier operating camera.

1985 Dai Sil Kim-Gibson Chronology

Dai Sil Kim-Gibson, Director, Media Program, New York State Council on the Arts, 1985-1988.

Dallas Brennan People

Dallas Brennan Rexer joined Big Mouth Productions in 1998 and produced the documentary Deadline with Katy Chevigny, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and broadcast on NBC in 2004. She is producing the verité films Arctic Waltz and Election Day and previously co-produced Outside Looking In: Transracial Adoption in America (ITVS) and Journey to the West: Chinese Medicine Today (Wellspring Media); she also worked on the public television documentaries OUR HOUSE and An American Love Story and served as researcher and consultant for Philadelphia cultural institutions. Rexer was a 1997/98 Fulbright Scholar in Trinidad, West Indies; her reviews have appeared in American Anthropologist and the International Institute for the Visual Arts Web site; she is a graduate of Swarthmore College's Philosophy Department.

Dalto Electronics Corp. Amphicon "200" Video Projector Bibliography

Dalto Electronics Corp. Amphicon "200" Video Projector Repair Manual illustrated with photograph of unit, diagrams, parts lists, schematics. Includes cover letter from Denson Electronic Corp. to Sherry Miller from Jan. 29, 1976 responding to an inquiry about the projector.

Dan Graham People

Dan Graham is an artist and writer whose work addresses the arts and their relationship to larger social and political concerns; his work has been widely exhibited and in 1985 was the subject of a retrospective organized by the Art Gallery of Western Australia. An anthology of his writings is being edited by Brian Wallis and will be published by MIT Press.

Dan Graham - Video-Architecture-Television: Writing on Video and Video Works Bibliography

Dan Graham: Appearing in Public Bibliography

Dan Reeves People

Born In Washington DC, Daniel Reeves lives in Scotland and France. From 1970 onwards, he has worked in sculpture, poetry, film and video. His works are included in numerous international collections including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Centre Pompidous, Paris. He has received natio…

1972 Dan Sandin Chronology

Dan Sandin, Chicago, builds Image Processor, and eventually with Phil Morton, makes plans availble to artists

Dan Sandin People

Daniel Sandin is an artist, inventor and educator who directs the Electronic Visualization Laboratory and teaches in the School of Art and Design at the University of Illinois at Chicago; he has exhibited worldwide and received support from the Rockefeller, Guggenheim, NSF and NEA. He developed the Glow Flow environment at the Smithsonian in 1969, built the Sandin Image Processor in 1973 and, with Tom DeFanti and students, conceived the CAVE virtual reality theater in 1991. His work is distributed by Electronic Arts Intermix and Video Data Bank and has appeared at Ars Electronica and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; honors include Guggenheim (1979), NEA (1980) and University of Illinois Inventor of the Year (2000).

Dan Walsh People

John Daniel Walsh is an artist based in Brooklyn; he received a BFA from Alfred University and an MFA from Bard College. In 2005 his piece Life Expectancy Test was on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art; his solo show Display was held at Solomon Projects in Atlanta, video sculpture Weekend was purchased by the High Museum of Art, his work was reviewed in Sculpture Magazine, and he has taught at Cooper Union School of Art, Atlanta College of Art and New School University's MA program in Media Studies.

Dan Winckler People

Dan Winckler is a performing artist and teacher of improvisational theater, networked collaboration and new media performance; he is a core member of SHARE, a not-for-profit support organization for audio, visual and new media artists. For five years he worked in improv and sketch comedy, live visual performance, video art, improvisational cinematography, webcasting and web programming; he performed with Gunshow, Neutrino and Improv Everywhere and presented visuals at Ultrahang Fest 2007, Pixelache 2007, Blip Festival 2006, ISEA 2006 and in Second Life. He holds an M.S. in Integrated Digital Media from Polytechnic University, where he initiated the Kids Connect international collaboration with Dutch new media organizations, and a B.A. from The College of William and Mary.

Dance on the Lower East Side Presents New Definitions Bibliography

New Definitions was a video program curated by Julie Harrison, assisted by Hugh Kinnenburgh with video consultant Debra Zimmerman for exhibition at Millennium, April 9-10, 1983. Introductory text by Ann Sargent-Wooster. Works by Meredith Monk and Bob Rosen, Steven Robinson, Michael Sanders, Tomiyo S…

Daniel Boord People

Daniel Boord is a second-generation video artist who collaborated with Argentine artist Luis Valdovino and filmmaker Greg Durbin to explore cultural identity and everyday life through what critic David Antin calls homeless narratives. His works were screened at La Biennale di Venezia in 2000 and 2003 and broadcast on WNET (New York) and WGBH (Boston). His works are held by The Museum of Modern Art (New York) and the Everson Museum (Syracuse, NY) and have been exhibited at festivals including Toronto and Edinburgh.