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Video Installation 1983: November 5 - December 2

Author
Shelley Rice
Publication
Afterimage
Publisher
Visual Studies Workshop
Date
December 1983
Place
Rochester, New York
Volume
11 Special Supplement
Issue
5
ETC archive
ETC2594

Abstract

Catalog of installations for Visual Studies Workshop, including works by Barbara Buckner, Tony Conrad, Doug Hall, Margia Kramer and Sill Stephens.
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Shelley Rice. Video Installation 1983: November 5 - December 2. Afterimage. vol. Special Supplement. Visual Studies Workshop. December 1983.

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Catalog of installations for Visual Studies Workshop, including works by Barbara Buckner, Tony Conrad, Doug Hall, Margia Kramer and Sill Stephens.

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    Conceived and directed by Sherry Miller Hocking, the Video History Project has operated since 1994 as a collaborative effort; acknowledgements include Ralph Hocking and William Joseph Hocking. Kathy High and Mona Jimenez collaborated with Hocking on the book The Emergence of Video Processing Tools: Television Becoming Unglued (Intellect Press, 2014); Matthew Schlanger redesigned the site in Drupal and migrated the databases while David Jones assembled the original vhp web database. Listed funders and partners include the Andy Warhol Foundation, Daniel Langlois Foundation, New York State Council on the Arts, New York Foundation for the Arts, Everson Museum and Visual Studies Workshop; Visual Studies Workshop Summer Institute participants worked 1992–1998 on A Natural History of Video Art. Contact [email protected].