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Alexander Hahn: On the Nature of Things Bibliography

Alexander Hahn: Rats.Ratten Bibliography

Experimental Television Center

Alexander Hahn: Works 1976-2006 Bibliography

A retrospective of the works of Alex Hahn. Texts by Christoph Vogele, Yvonne Volkart, Margit Zuckriegl, Konrad Bitterli, Sabine Ruserholz and Alexander Hahn. Includes works on paper, tapes and installations.

Alexis Bhagat People

Alexis Bhagat is an intermedia artist working to dismantle authorship and authority through polyvocal sound, transmission-based conversation and continual correspondence; he is currently exploring the lecture as a form, including Lecture #4: Sound Composition as Anti-Authoritarian Writing and Lecture #5: Regarding Enemies (Bin Laden = Pope Pius VI). He edits the zine Tactical Sound and is co-editor, with Gregory Gangemi and Jason Quarles, of Sound Generation: Recording - Tradition - Politics, a collection of interviews with 21 contemporary sound artists, forthcoming from Autonomedia. He speaks and writes on anarchism, prisons and sound art, is a founding member of the August Sound Coalition, and his projects include ATM Poetry Opens (1994), Vehicle for Conversation (1999-2001), Whitman Death Songs (2002) and Lecture #2: On the Possibility of Life without the Sun (2004).

Alfeu Franca People

Alfeu França, born in Rio de Janeiro in 1963, studied Fine Arts at P.U.C. and E.A.V. in Rio and attended workshops at UCLA and in London. He interned at Continental CableVision (Los Angeles), joined Rede Globo's animation team and maintained a studio in Rio while working across experimental, feature and industrial film. In 1998 he founded Imagenax to produce independent documentaries that screened at It's All True and Margaret Mead; he received a 2001 Film Arts Foundation grant for Ota Benga and now lives in New York, consulting as an archival image researcher.

Allan Kaprow People

Allan Kaprow (1927–2006) studied art and philosophy at New York University and earned an MA in art history from Columbia; he also studied at the Hans Hoffman School of Fine Arts and with John Cage (composition studies at the New School, 1956–1958). He taught at Rutgers, Pratt, SUNY Stony Brook, CalArts (Associate Dean) and the University of California at San Diego, and co-directed Project Other Ways in Berkeley to introduce studio artists into public schools. Initially a painter, he developed environmental works in 1957–58 that led to happenings (coined 1959) and published Assemblage, Environments and Happenings (1966).

Allegorical Procedures: Appropriation and Montage in Contemporary Art Bibliography

Allied Radio Knight Kit Electronic VTVM Instruction for Assembling Kit Bibliography

Allied Radio Knight Kit Electronic VTVM Instruction for Assembling Kit with antique resistor code charts, product specifications, wiring and switch diagrams, parts list, photographs of other products on back cover- RF Sweep Generator Kit, Audio Generator Kit.

Allison Berkoy People

Allison Berkoy (http://www.berkoy.com) holds an MA in Performance Studies from NYU Tisch School of the Arts and a BS from Northwestern University; her installations and screenings have been shown at Monkey Town, Maiden Brooklyn Gallery, Millennium and the Virginia Film Festival. She has presented live video projection spectacles at Tonic, Abrons Art Center, CMJ Music Festival, Midwest Music Summit, The Knitting Factory and Gallapagos Art Space.

Allison Hunter People

Allison Hunter is an international visual artist who over the past twenty years has worked in photography, performance, video, painting, drawing, and installation. Hunter earned her first MFA at the Cantonal Art School of Lausanne, Switzerland (1990), and her second MFA at Rensselaer Polytechnic Ins…

Alpha, Trans, Chung. Peter D'Agostino: A Photographic Model: Semiotics, Film, and Interpretation Bibliography

Texts by Rae Blakeney, Alain Robbe-Grillet and William Luhr.

Alta Pyxis Dual TBC/Synchronizer-Effects Operations Manual Edition 1.2 Bibliography

Alta Pyxis Dual TBC/Synchronizer-Effects Operations Manual Edition 1.2. Illustrated with diagrams and product specifications. Includes Description of TBC, Sync Generator and Audio Mixer, Installation, Operation, In Case of Difficulty, Specifications, Appendix.

1974 Altair Chronology

Altair 8800 computer announced in kit form for $439

Altec Communication Products Condensed Catalog AL-2001 Bibliography

Altec Communication Products Condensed Catalog AL-2001. Illustrated with photographs, descriptions, technical specifications.

1972 Alternate Media Center Chronology

In 1972 George Stoney and Red Burns founded the Alternate Media Center in Tisch School of the Arts at NYU

1985 Alternating Currents Chronology

Alternating Currents was exhibited June 15–July 6, 1985 at the Alternative Museum in New York; the show presented artworks using television as a documentary tool and expressive medium and contrasted broadcast TV programming with alternative video practices. The exhibition argued for other uses of video beyond conventional network formats; it was co-curated by Terry Berkowitz and David Donihue. Artists in the exhibition included Eugenia Balcells, Caterina Borelli, Barbara Broughel, Nancy Burson, Richard Carling, Bill Creston, Bonnie Donohue, Dieter Froese, Alexander Hahn, Sara Hornbacher, Bob Harris, Joanne Kelly, David Kramlich, Tom Leeser, Larry Miller, Peter Mitchell, Rita Myers, Betsy Newman, Paul Nichols, Barbara Rosenthal, Arlene Schloss, Diane Spodarek, Ellin Stein, Twin Art, Eva Type, The Video Band, Warner Wada, Reynold Weidenaar, Diana Wilson and Jay Yager.

Alternating Currents Bibliography

1971 Alternative Media Center Chronology

Alternative Media Center, School of the Arts, New York University, New York City, founded by Red Burns and George Stoney; director, Red Burns. Funded by the John and Mary Markle Foundation to explore the uses of broadcast telecommunications

Alyce Myatt People

Alyce Myatt is a multimedia consultant to independent media organizations and philanthropic funders; chief clients include the Center for Digital Democracy and Free Speech TV. She was Vice President of Programming at PBS, overseeing project development for independent film, PBS Kids and the Ready To Learn initiative, and earlier served as program officer for media at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. She led a consulting firm, worked as creative consultant for Sesame Workshop's cable venture, has production credits including the Smithsonian and ABC's 20/20, and serves on multiple boards; entry attributed to the Center for Digital Democracy, 2005.

1966 Amateur Computer Society Chronology

Amateur Computer Society founder by Steven Gray

Amazing Grace Media: Overview from the Dumping Place (c. 1973) Groups

Bearsville group producing video, film and graphics; members met through the April Video Conference in New Jersey and at Republican and Democratic conventions covered by TVTV and the Women's Video News Service. Tapes listed include Clear Light (colorized video feedback), TVTV - Four More Years, Women's Video News Service - Another Look - The Democratic Convention, Dance Therapy (Lijan Espanak), The Maine Tapes, Barge Tapes (life on the Hudson River), Viet Nam Veterans Against the War and the Gainesville Conspiracy, Ex Attica Conversations (Al Cruz and James Boyde), tapes from Japan and Formosa, University Settlement Workshop material, and Miss USA Pageant '72. Excerpts appear in Dumping Place, Vol. 2, published by April Video.

Amber Boardman People

https://www.amberboardman.com

1998 America Online Chronology

America Online buys Netscape Communications

1983 American Community Video : Video in the Boroughs Chronology

American Community Video : Video in the Boroughs at Downtown Cultural Center Gallery Two. Curator: Sara Hornbacher

American Community Video : Video in the Boroughs Bibliography

Site: Downtown Cultural Center Gallery Two Curator(s): Hornbacher,Sara