Michael Pakaluk

Electronic Arts Intermix: Statements (1975, 1982) Groups

Electronic Arts Intermix is presented (1975) as a New York not-for-profit supporting artists in electronic media; it operates the Artists Videotape Resource for distribution and editing/post-production and lists Howard Wise (President), John Trayna (Director) and Flora Meyer (Assistant); funding is from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts. A 1982 statement by Howard Wise traces EAI origins to the Howard Wise Gallery and Nam June Paik exhibitions, cites Sony's 1967–68 portable television as pivotal, notes over 225 programs in the catalogue, and identifies artist-developed hardware and a 3 1/4-inch editing facility serving about 300 artist/producers annually.