Bibliography

Light Work Chronology 1973-1998 Groups

Light Work, founded by Phil Block and Tom Bryan at Syracuse University in 1973, incorporated as a New York State nonprofit on August 26, 1973 and received early funding from NYSCA and the NEA. The chronology documents annual activities from 1973 to 1998, including gallery exhibitions and traveling shows, workshops, lectures, an Artist-in-Residence program, the Light Work Grant and Fine Print/Platinum Editions programs, and the Contact Sheet publication. It records technology additions (color enlarger, Amiga and Macintosh computers), staff changes, the growth of a permanent collection and the establishment of an endowment supporting mid-career artists.

Light Work. Contact Sheet 97, 25th Anniversary Edition Bibliography

Light Work. Contact Sheet 97, 25th Anniversary Edition. The Table of Contents holds the following: Many Hands: Light Work's First 25 Years- essay by Jeffrey Hoone, Whatever Happened to the Alternative Space Movement?- essay by Gary Nickard, Contact with Light Work: Visualizing Personal Memory- essay…

Lightning Over Water Bibliography

A description of Wim Wenders' film Lightning Over Water, depicting his relationship with Nicholas Ray.

Linemaster: America's Foot Switch Leader Catalog 78 Bibliography

Linemaster: America's Foot Switch Leader Catalog 78. Catalog of switches, cords, spped controls, alternative interfaces for media and other machines. Illustrated with desciptions and photographs.

Link Division GPL Television Systems. Singer Education & Training Products. Operation and Service Instruction Manual: Precision 995 Film Chain Television Camera. Handbook Part No. G51460-283A Bibliography

Link Division GPL Television Systems. Singer Education & Training Products. Operation and Service Instruction Manual: Precision 995 Film Chain Television Camera. Handbook Part No. G51460-283A. Table of Contents: Description and Leading Particulars, Installation and Operation, Theory and Maintenance,…

Links to Other Sites with Online Interviews with Video Artists and Activists Interview

The following are links to other sites which publish interviews with artists active in the evolution of the medium. This list is updated periodically; please send us your links and citations. Chris Hill conducted a number of interviews as part of the research for the series Surveying the First Decad…

Listening to VTR Bibliography

Literacy in a Digital World: Teaching & Learning in the Age of Information Bibliography

Literary Theory: An Introduction Bibliography

Live Video Performance Video: Lord Knows Compost, Bulk Foodveyor, Valued Cu$tomer, 77 Hz, The Poool, Stackable Thumb, NNeng Groups

Live video collectives Lord Knows Compost, 77 Hz, The Poool, Stackable Thumb, NNeng and NNeng-M are described with formation dates and personnel; Lord Knows Compost traces activity from a formation sometime in the late 1970s or early 1980s and brought a dog to Experimental TV Center to create the multi-camera live video The World is my Toilet, sparking a shift to live video. Lord Knows Compost performed on the US West Coast from 1993–1995; 77 Hz held its initial meeting on January 15, 1991; The Poool formed in 1996 and collaborated with musicians and architects; NNeng (1998) produced the VHS The Vertical Hi-Way and NNeng-M resulted from a 1999 ETC residency.

Lo Audiovisual en Expansion Bibliography

in Spanish; theoretical discussion of television, including new media

Long Distance Relationships: Comments on the History and Potential of Video Teleconferencing Bibliography

creative applications of teleconferencing,

Long Term Storage of Video Tape Bibliography

Long Term Storage of Videotapes Bibliography

Overview of audio and video formats; storage tips.

Lonidier and Steinmetz: Investigation and Introspection Bibliography

Lorex Pro Model CVC6990 1/3" Submersible Camera Operator Instructions and Warranty Bibliography

Lorex Pro Model CVC6990 1/3" Submersible Camera Operator Instructions and Warranty. Simple diagram and technical specifications.

Low-Cost Creativity Bibliography

Low-Cost Creativity computer graphics and special effects systems used by independents, Amiga, Mindset, Fairlight, Inovion PGS

LSI-11 Computer Interface to Video Synthesis System: Final Report to NEA: Hardware and Software Research Results for project. Supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts Bibliography

Final report (1977) on an LSI-11 computer interface to a video synthesis system; documents hardware and software research results for a project supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts. Includes an introduction by Sherry Miller-Hocking and papers by Donald McArthur (An Orientation to Hardware Architecture; a paper presented at the Design/Electronic Arts conference, Buffalo, March 1977) and Walter Wright (Software; a paper presented at the Design/Electronic Arts conference, March 1977); question-and-answer transcription includes Tom Dewitt, George Chaikin and Laurie Spiegel.

LSI-11 Computer Interface to Video Synthesis System: Final Report to NEA: Hardware Documentation for project supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts Bibliography

Final report LSI-11 Computer Interface to Video Synthesis System, hardware documentation for project 1977, presented as a PDF. Supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts; documentation items include System Diagram (09.1977), Element Bus Power Supply (06.1977), Element Bus (09.1977) and Misc. Rack Wiring (09.1977). Also included are Bus Indicator Board (08.1977, pp. 1 & 2 of 3), D/A Board (08.1977, pp. 1-3 of 4) and Buffer Memory (09.1977, p. 2 of 3).

LSI-11 Computer Interface to Video Synthesis System: Final Report to NEA: Introduction Bibliography

LSI-11 Computer Interface to Video Synthesis System: Final Report to National Endowment for the Arts: Introduction 1977. LSI-11 computer control for video synthesizer system; computer-based control; video image generation by computer. LSI-11 computer control for video synthesizer system; computer-ba…

LSI-11 Computer System Documentation Bibliography

LSI-11 Computer System Documentation. Digital Equipment Corporation, Components Group, Application Note (August 1976): Power Distribution Systems for LSI-11 (2 copies). Contents follow: Introduction, System Requirements, Block Diagram, Schematics of the Power Signal Generation Circuit, Power Down Ro…

LSI-11 Microcomputer Controlled Digital Sound Synthesizer Bibliography

Computer Music Journal. LSI-11 Microcomputer Controlled Digital Sound Synthesizer. Sections of this jounal include Portable Digital Sound Synthesis System, One-Card 64-Channel Digital Synthesizer, Modular Approach to Building Large Digital Synthesis Systems, 256-Channel Performer Input Device, Compu…

Luminous Realities Bibliography

David Cort; Tony Conrad; Douglas Davis; Anthony McCall; Nam June Paik; Paul Sharits; Jud Yalkut.

Lyon Lamb Sales Brochure Bibliography

Lyon Lamb Sales Brochure. Includes "Video Tools That Work for the Animator", sales cover letter to Larry Gottheim, Illustrated Product Sheets on Video Rotoscope, and Video Animation System. Price List.

Ma Bell Log: telephone talks with video people - April Video Cooperative Groups

Sherry Miller Hocking compiled an overview in 1998 describing the Dumping Place publication and People Vision (Vol. 2), noting New York State Council on the Arts support for New York distribution and distribution of at least 1,000 copies; People Vision listed video groups and articles and April Video Cooperative handled subscriptions and tape distribution. The Ma Bell Log records telephone talks on March 16 and April 3, 1973 with Dudley Evenson and Elon Soltes about the Rosebud Cafe in Delhi, local workshops, and plans for Rural Supplementary Educational Network programming (19 microwave towers, WNET transmission to ~50,000). The Dumping Place collective (profiled in Magnetoscope, 1972) described a decentralized printed information service using 5x7 and 3x5 cards, a $5 annual subscription, contact listings, and a card-paste layout system for loose-leaf distribution.