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  1. 1 2 3 4: A Position Statement on Upstate Media Development Bibliography

    Position paper to the New York State Council on the Arts arguing that Upstate New York’s media arts environment differs from New York City and requires targeted State support; it links regional isolation, access to camcorders and editing equipment, and public access cable with cultural heterogeneity and development. The paper proposes a dedicated NYSCA Upstate Media funding category with initiatives including entry-level publications, equipment redistribution, artists’ residencies, small-scale public access TV, organizational development, video rental libraries, micro-grants ($200–500), and encouragement of entry-level videomaking. It also recommends a one-person NYSCA satellite office in Buffalo, Rochester, Binghamton, or Syracuse and expanded Media Bureau travel guidelines to support intra-State conferences and visiting-artist programs.

  2. 1 Video Rio Bibliography

    In Spanish Institution/Organizer: Centro Cultural Candido Mendes

  3. 1" reel to reel videotape recorders Tools

    International Video Corporation flourished from about 1967 into the late 1980s; it manufactured dozens of models of VTRs, cameras, film chains, switchers and other video equipment for the low end broadcast and high end industrial markets. The IVC 825 is a basic 1" reel to reel record/play VTR with a capstan servo; the IVC 850 is an IVC 825 with the addition of an electronic editor. The IVC 860 is very similar to the IVC 850; it is a 1" reel to reel color editor and was able to perform both assemble and insert edits.

  4. 10th Anniversary New York Digital Salon. Vectors: Digital Art of Our Time Bibliography

    Roger Malina - Executive Editor's Statement. Bruce Wands - Director's Statement. Christiane Paul - Renderings of Digital Art. Jon Ippolito - Ten Myths of Internet Art. Gregor Muir - Past, Present, and Future Tense. Steve Dietz - Ten Dreams of Technology. Benjamin Weil - Art in Digital Times: From Te…

  5. 1990 10th Annual Small Computers in the Arts Conference Chronology

    University of the Arts, Philadelphia 10th Annual Small Computers in the Arts Conference

  6. 1985 11th Annual Documentary Festival Chronology

    Announcement of Global Village's 11th Annual Documentary Festival at Global Village; program notes by Renee Tajima. The festival's artists include Jon Alpert, Long Bow Group, Steve Brand, Robert Thurber, Arthur Dong, Chris Spotted Eagle, Joel DeMott, Jeff Kreines, Maxi Cohen, Xchange TV, Jill Godmilow, Alonzo Speight, Tami Gold, Lyn Goldfarb and Robin Schanzenbach.

  7. 1975 12th Annual Avant Garde Festival Chronology

    12th Annual Avant Garde Festival held at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, Saturday September 27, 1975. Festival Director - Charlotte Morman. Video Program Director - Shridar Bapat. 12 hour continuous program of videotapes.

  8. 12th Annual Black Maria Film and Video Festival Bibliography

    annual Site: traveling

  9. 1980 15th Annual Avant Garde Festival Chronology

    15th Annual Avant Garde Festival

  10. 1973 "1973 Biennial Exhibition" Chronology

    "1973 Biennial Exhibition," Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City; first inclusion of video in Biennial exhibition. Includes videotapes by seven artists and installation by Peter Campus

  11. 1980 CAPS Travelling Video Festival Bibliography

    An exhibition of video work that was supported by the CAPS program during the 1979-80 season. Preface by John Minkowsky. Summary of work by featured artists. Also includes a listing of venues visited by the festival. Curator(s): Sundell,Nina

  12. 1983 Asian American International Film Festival Bibliography

    Introductory text by Daryl Chin

  13. 1985 National Video Festival Bibliography

    Videotapes by Skip Blumberg; Gary Hill. Essays by Colin McCabe, John Hanhardt, Lyn Blumenthal, Bruce Jenkins and Robert Rosen. Texts on topics: Cinema/ Television Intersections; The New Technology; An International Television Profile; Festival Student Competition with essay by John Giancola Institut…

  14. 1986 1986 National Video Festival Chronology

    1986 National Video Festival held at The American Film Institute; the program The Other New York: Regional Reflections was curated by Sara Hornbacher. Artists included Sara Hornbacher, Shalom Gorewitz, Mark Gilliland, Rii Kanzaki and numerous other artists listed in the record. Organizations represented included Experimental Television Center and Media Study/ Buffalo.

  15. 1986 National Video Festival Bibliography

    Photocopy of catalog. Festival included the program The Other New York: Regional Reflections. This program included work from ETC, Media Study/ Buffalo. Artists: Sara Hornbacher; Shalom Gorewitz; Mark Gilliland; Rii Kanzaki; David Blair; Geoffrey Wickland; Tony Conrad; Peer Bode; Ernest Gusella; Ann…

  16. 1988 1988 Artists' Fellow Chronology

    1988 Artists' Fellows: NYFA exhibition catalog. Video: Mark Brady (Rochester), Jody LaFond (Buffalo), Megan Roberts/Raymond Ghirardo (Ithaca)

  17. 1988 Artists' Fellows: NYFA Bibliography

    Fellows in all categories. Video: Mark Brady (Rochester), Jody LaFond (Buffalo), Megan Roberts/Raymond Ghirardo (Ithaca)

  18. 1996 Annual Mill Valley Film Festival Souvenir Program Bibliography

    Daniel Reeves; interactive media Institution/Organizer: Film Institute of Northern California Exhibition Dates: October 3-13, 1996

  19. 2 Video Rio Bibliography

    Videotapes by Bill Viola. In Spanish Institution/Organizer: Centro Cultural Candido Mendes

  20. 2011 Grants Program

    The Experimental Television Center administered three grants programs, all of which are now ended: Finishing Funds for individual media artists in New York state; Presentation Funds for non-profit New York state media arts organizations to present artists; and Media Arts Technical Assistance for organizational and professional development of non-profit media arts programs. The page links to the 2010 Finishing Funds recipients and states that December 15, 2010 was the final residency program deadline; an announcement PDF is provided.

  21. 1996 25 Years of the Experimental Television Center Chronology

    Exhibition 25 Years of the Experimental Television Center at Art in General ran November 8, 1996 - January 25, 1997 and was curated by Ann-Sargent Wooster; it presented a chronology of the Experimental Television Center and works by artists including Tatiana Loureiro, Doris Chase, Peter D'Agostino, Shigeko Kubota, Mara Alper, Peter Rose, Shalom Gorewitz, Ann-Sargent Wooster, Richard Kostelanetz, Barbara Hammer, Paula Levine, Irit Batsry, Rohesia Hamilton Metcalfe, Matthew Schlanger, Dan Reeves, Connie Coleman and Alan Powell, Bruno Patero, Merrill Aldighieri and Joe Tripician, Peer Bode, Sara Hornbacher, Charles Woodman, Lisa DiLillo, Robert Fleming, Valalyne Green and Darrin Martin.

  22. 3-D Movies: A History and Filmography Of Stereoscopic Cinema Bibliography

    includes an exhaustive 250 page filmography that details the gauges, formats and 3-D processes utilized in each title.

  23. 3,627,912 "Visual Display of Complex Color Television Sound Wave Signals" (2 copies) and EAB VideoLab Modules A through D Bibliography

    Note on Xerox : "Vidium Patent". Patent Info.: 3,627,912 "Visual Display of Complex Color Television Sound Wave Signals", William E. Hearn, Atherton, California; assignor to Charles W. Kieser, San Francisco, California, a part interest. Filed April 23, 1969, Ser. No. 818,666. "This disclosure involv…

  24. 3M D-3016 Video Character Generator Operator's Manual Bibliography

    3M D-3016 Video Character Generator Operator's Manual. Illustrated User's Manual.

  25. 3M D-3016 Video Character Generator Service Manual Bibliography

    3M D-3016 Video Character Generator Service Manual. Includes schematics.