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Kjell Bjorgeengen People
Kjell Bjorgeengen's art practice investigates reality; recently he has emphasized live collaboration with a wide range of musicians and the production of flicker videos, which have been presented in exhibitions since 2002. The flicker is described as sound given video sync that reveals self-identity and produces oscillations between light and darkness with physiological effects that can make black-and-white works appear in colour; still images read as minimal works while motion turns them into phenomena that touch the boundary between art and non-art.
Kjell Bjorgeengen - True Blanking Bibliography
Kjell Bjorgeengen - True Blanking
Kjell Bjorgeengen Videoskulptur Bibliography
Kjell Bjorgeengen: Experimental TV Center; David Jones
Kjell Bjorgeengen: New Videoworks Bibliography
Kjell Bjorgeengen: New Videoworks Kjell Bjorgeengen: New Videoworks. Sections of this catalog follow: Preface by Sune Nordgren, Director, Visual ruins in the archaeology of feeling by Gavin Jantjes, and Galileo's Messenger: Art, science and commodity production by Jorgen Sandemose. The final pages o…
Kjell Bjorgeengen: Video Road Bibliography
Kjell Bjorgeengen: Video Road Essay by Peer Bode Institution/Organizer: Porin taidemuseo; Randers Kunstmuseum; Museet for samtidskunst
1990 Kjell Bjorgeengen: Video Road Chronology
Kjell Bjorgeengen: Video Road at Porin taidemuseo; Randers Kunstmuseum; Museet for samtidskunst. Essay by Peer Bode
Klark-Teknik DN-36 Operating Instructions Bibliography
Klark-Teknik DN-36 Operating Instructions. Illustrated with basic diagrams, includes schematics. "The DN36 Analogue Time Processor is a dual-channel delay system. The length of the delay is voltage-controlled, and is continuously adjustable...The built-in modulator allows the delay to be swept in va…
Kleoni Manoussakis People
Manoussakis is a Greek media performance/video artist. He received a MA from Columbia College and an MA from NYU. He has exhibited work at the Bushwick Art Project, the Brooklyn Museum, Ocularis, the Indiana International Video Festival and the Novosibirsk State Art Museum in Russia.
KLH 120 Watt Powered Subwoofer Owner's Manual Bibliography
KLH 120 Watt Powered Subwoofer Owner's Manual. 4 pages. Includes connection diagram and specifications.
Knight Electronics KG-685 Color Pattern/Generator Kit Instructions; Demodulator Probe; Low Capacity Probe; Bibliography
Knight Electronics KG-685 Color Pattern/Generator Kit Instructions. Includes diagrams and parts list.
Koosil-Ja Hwang People
Koosil-ja is a conceptual experimental choreographer who responds to Gilles Deleuze's philosophical work. Through his works of "process-based ontology of the body" and body as "the essence of being rather than a fixed material"; she views body as a site for a series of processes, movements, and flow…
Korg Monophonic Synthesizer MS-20 Setting Examples; Owner's Manual Bibliography
Korg Monophonic Synthesizer MS-20 Setting Examples; Owner's Manual. Illustrated , in multiple languages.
Korg PS-3200 Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer; PS-3300; PS-3100; BX-3 Electronic Organ; CX-3 Portable Organ; LP-10 Electronic Piano; Trident; Delta; Lambda; Sigma; VC-10 Vocoder; MS-10; MS-20; MS-50; SQ-10; X-911; others Bibliography
Korg PS-3200 Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer; PS-3300; PS-3100; BX-3 Electronic Organ; CX-3 Portable Organ; LP-10 Electronic Piano; Trident; Delta; Lambda; Sigma; VC-10 Vocoder; MS-10; MS-20; MS-50; SQ-10; X-911; others. Illustarted with descriptions and color photographs.
1976 KQED-TV Chronology
KQED-TV, San Francisco, National Center for Experiments in Television (NCET) ends
Krista Hoefle People
Krista Hoefle is Associate Professor and Gallery Director at Saint Marys College, Notre Dame, Indiana; she runs the Moreau Art Galleries, teaches Foundations and Sculpture in the Department of Art, and independently curates media exhibitions. She is a faculty/founding member of gvolt and faculty advisor for the Anime Club; her exhibitions include Vespine Gallery (IL), Hanover Gallery (IN), Urban Institute for Contemporary Art (MI), Kika Gallery (Hungary), Jones Center for Contemporary Art (TX) and Swarm Gallery (CA). Her studio practice is informed by the visual language and narrative conventions of the abject, referencing Simon Critchley; she works in video, web and installation formats and employs generative software and technological processes to examine archetypal characters and perpetuity.
Kristen Anchor People
Kristen Anchor is a Baltimore media artist, curator and teacher; in 1990 she graduated from the International Bartending Institute with honors and holds undergraduate degrees in Sociology from James Madison University and in Film from the University of Maryland. Her films have screened on Maryland Public Television's Independent Eye and at festivals; she teaches video and computer skills at Wide Angle Community Media and the South East Youth Academy, coordinates the Movie Makers program at the Creative Alliance, and is developing a production teen mentoring program.
Kristin Lucas People
Kristin Lucas is a Brooklyn-based artist working with video/installation, performance and the world wide web; her work addresses automation and the psychological effects of rapid spread technology. Born 1968 in Davenport, Iowa, she holds a B.F.A. from The Cooper Union (1994) and has exhibited internationally since 1996 at venues including The New Museum, Postmasters, ICA Philadelphia, ZKM and the Guggenhiem and at festivals such as ISEA and VIPER. She has received grants and awards including the Colbert Foundation Award (2002, 2001), Rema Hort Mann Foundation Grant (1998) and Andrea Frank Foundation Grant (1999); she held residencies at P.S.1 National Studio Program and The Experimental Television Center and has video distribution through Electronic Arts Intermix and VTape.
Kristin Tripp People
Kristin Tripp is a video and multimedia artist and photographer with a sustained exhibition record including Moving Image at Anthology Film Archives (2000), shows at Artists Space and A.I.R. Gallery (1998), and exhibitions at the Bronx Museum and 500X in Dallas (1996–1991). She lectured in Video and AVID editing at Maryland Institute, New School, and Ramapo College (1998–2001) and worked as an AVID systems analyst, senior system analyst and freelance videographer/editor (1991–2000). Her honors include an Artist Studio Fellowship from Bronx Council on the Arts (1997–98), Artist in the Marketplace (1995–96) and residencies at the Experimental Television Center (1994–98); selected works include Rapuznel's Revenge (1998–99), Surface Tension (1997–98) and Essential Natures (1993); she holds an MFA from SVA (1993) and a BFA from University of North Texas (1990).
Kristine Marx People
Kristine Marx holds a BA from Sarah Lawrence College and an MFA from Hunter College; she has served as lecturer at the Whitney Museum of American Art and at the Hudson River Museum and has curated shows for several galleries in Manhattan. Her work has been exhibited at Plane Space, NY and in group exhibitions in New York, Los Angeles, Canada and Germany. She has received awards from the Bronx Museum of Art, the Arts Project of Japan and Hunter College, including Schloss Plueschow (Germany), AIM at the Bronx Museum (NY) and the William Graf Travel Scholarship (Hunter College); she worked in the Residency Program at the Experimental Television Center and lists www.kristinemarx.net.
KSN TC 100B Time Base Corrector Service Manual Bibliography
KSN TC 100B Time Base Corrector Service Manual
Kunst und Video Bibliography
Essays by Gregory Battcock; David Antin; Victoria Alliata; Rene Berger; Nam June Paik. Artists works: Ralph Hocking; Bill Viola; Steina and Woody Vasulka
Kurt Ralske People
Kurt Ralske is a video artist and programmer who creates installations and performances exclusively with his own custom software; his work has been exhibited internationally, and he programmed and co-designed the 9-channel video installation permanently in the MoMA lobby in New York City. In 2003 he received First Prize at Transmediale in Berlin as a member of 242.pilots; he authored the Auvi video software, received a 2007 Rockefeller Foundation Media Arts Fellowship, and teaches at The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the School of Visual Arts, NYC.
Kurt Schultz People
Kurt Schultz holds a BFA and MFA from Northern Illinois University; he is presently Assistant Professor in the School of Art at NIU, specializing in Time Arts. He has exhibited at the Not Still Art Festival (Brooklyn), the International Festival of Electronic Art (Washington), the International Electroacoustic Music Conference (Havana) and at the Sichuan Conservatory of Music (China).
Kyle Lapidus People
LoVid is an interdisciplinary artist duo composed of Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus; their practice includes live video installations, sculptures, digital prints, patchworks, media projects, performances, and video recordings. They combine opposing elements such as hard electronics with soft patchworks, analog with digital, and handmade with machine produced objects; they describe their content as romantic and aggressive, wireless and wire-full. They investigate how the human body and mind observe, process, and respond to natural and technological environments and focus on the preservation of data, signals, and memory; website http://www.lovid.org/
L Series Do-It-Yourself LSI Mini-Computer Catalog Bibliography
L Series Do-It-Yourself LSI Mini-Computer Catalog. 16 pages illustrated with photographs includes prices, descriptions, technical specifications.