Seeing Things: The Work of Ralph Hocking

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  Ralph Hocking taught at Binghamton University from 1968 and served as Professor of video and computer art and Chair of the Cinema Department until 1998; in 1970 he founded the Experimental Television Center, which provided residencies, research, equipment access, training and regional and national exhibitions. He consulted and served as panelist for agencies including the New York State Council on the Arts; his work has been exhibited in the United States and Europe and is distributed by Video Data Bank. He received support from the NEA Visual Arts Fellowship Program and the New York State Council on the Arts, compiled the video Work 1969-1986 during an Institute for Electronic Arts residency, and served as creative director for Experimental Television Center: 1969-2009 and The Emergence of Video Processing Tools (2014).

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  Ralph Hocking began the Student Experiments in Television project on the campus of Binghamton University. Along with students, community members were introduced to portable video production tools and techniques.

• Student Experiments in Television Chronology

  With support from the New York State Council on the Arts, Ralph Hocking incorporated Student Experiments in Television as the Community Center for TV Production (Experimental Television Center), a non-profit media center and moved to a loft space in downtown Binghamton.