Simmons, Richard
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Everson Video Revue Introduction Bibliography
Complete catalog for Everson Video Revue Skip Blumberg and John Margolies; Barbara Buckner; Nancy Cain; Bary Friedman; Gary Hill; Gunilla and Phillip Mallory Jones; John Orentlicher and Tom Sherman; Bill Viola Institution/Organizer: Everson Museum of Art Site: Everson Museum of Art; Museum of Contem…
Everson Video Revue. Catalog with Images Bibliography
Everson Video Revue. Catalog with Images Skip Blumberg and John Margolies; Barbara Buckner; Nancy Cain; Bary Friedman; Gary Hill; Gunilla and Phillip Mallory Jones; John Orentlicher and Tom Sherman; Bill Viola Institution/Organizer: Everson Museum of Art Site: Everson Museum of Art; Museum of Contem…
From the Academy to the Avant Garde Bibliography
From the Academy to the Avant Garde Complete catalog from exhibition. From the Academy to the Avant Garde, a traveling exhibition produced by Visual Studies Workshop, 1981. Curator Richard Simmons. Catalog introduction Arthur Tsuchiya. Videotapes in order of viewing Howard Fried, Davidson Gigliotti,…
From the Academy to the Avant Garde - The Family Jewels Bibliography
Exhibition curated by Richard Simmons for Visual Studies Workshop THE FAMILY JEWELS. Burton White of Harvard's Child Development Center, found that about one child in every thirty was brilliant and happy (a percentage that leaves nearly 97 percent of us dull and sad). These bright children are from …
New Work in Abstract Video Imagery Bibliography
New Work in Abstract Video Imagery is an anthology of videotapes produced 1973–1977 and organized for the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse in 1977; it documents experiments with television, magnets, videosynthesizers, lasers and computers and includes works by Nam June Paik (magnet experiments; Paik/Abe videosynthesizer), Shuya Abe, Aldo Tambellini (Black Spiral, 1968), Peter Van Riper, Mary Lucier (Fire Writing), John Cage (Suite 212), Ron Hays and many Chicago-based practitioners. Production centers cited include the New Television Laboratory at WGBH, the Sandin Image Processor at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Experimental Television Center (Binghamton) and Bell Labs; the New York State Council on the Arts provided support. The exhibition was organized by Richard Simmons as an artists' cooperative with revenues divided equally among participants.
Psycho-Flux Reunion Bibliography
Psycho-Flux Reunion. Paintings as installed at Syracuse Stage in December 1990. Exhibition hosted by curator Peter Sandwall and Syracuse University's Department of Drama.