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McIntosh Stereo Preamp-Amplifier Model MA230 Bibliography

McIntosh Stereo Preamp-Amplifier Model MA230. Illustrated with photographs, controls views diagrams. Includes schematic diagram.

McLean Fahnestock People

https://www.mcleanfahnestock.com

Me As Mo Tr D' Ho Vo Ir Al Un Mm La Es Es E Nt by Alexander Hahn Bibliography

Me As Mo Tr D' Ho Vo Ir Al Un Mm La Es Es E Nt by Alexander Hahn. Text in French and/or Catalan, latter portion in English.

Mechanical Parts List, Sanborn Control Panel Model 60-1600 Bibliography

Mechanical Parts List, Sanborn Control Panel Model 60-1600. Control Panel Schematic Wiring Diagram.

1972 Media Access Center Chronology

"Media Access Center," Portola Institute, Menlo Park, California ends

1970 "Media Access Center" Chronology

"Media Access Center," Portola Institute, Menlo Park, California founded. Alternative television resource emphasizing community and high school video programs. Original members: Pat Crowley, Richard Kletter, Allen Rucker and Shelley Surpin.

1979 Media Alliance Chronology

Media Alliance, New York City, is formed

1979 Media Alliance Chronology

Meeting to formalize Media Alliance was held November 2–3, 1979 at Media Study/Buffalo; representatives from organizations including Donnell Film Library, Experimental Intermedia Foundation, Hallwalls, IMAC and The Kitchen attended; By Laws and a statement of purpose were drafted and distributed. The annual membership meeting was set for January 25, 1980 in New York City; agenda items included voting on the Board of Directors, discussion of funding for Media Alliance and a report from the Telecommunications Committee.

1980 Media Alliance Chronology

Media Alliance, New York City, receives funding to organize a professional network of video artists and media arts organizations

1983 Media Alliance Chronology

Corporate program, industry funded, allowing artists to use commerical facilites at reduced rates at Online, established by Media Alliance, New York City

1983 Media Alliance Chronology

Media Alliance held a General Membership meeting in Rochester on May 6-7, 1983; panels addressed Public Access Cable TV, the Evolution of Media Centers, and Media Centers and Independent Artists/Producers. Participants included Jaime Davidovich (Artists Television Network), Alexis Greene, Chuck Sherwood (Channel L Working Group), David Shapiro (independent producer), Margot Lewitin (Womens Interart Center), Walter Borton (Ithaca Video Projects), Robert Shea (Portable Channel), Nathan Lyons (Visual Studies Workshop), Carol Brandenberg (TV Lab), Skip Blumberg (independent producer), Ralph Hocking (Experimental Television Center), Tony Conrad (independent producer), Emily Armstrong (Production Facilities Project) and Kit Fitzgerald (independent producer); a screening was held at Pyramid Art Center.

1994 Media Alliance Chronology

Media Alliance convenes a meeting of key New York media organizations. Cataloging was identified as an important first step, using a compatible database

1994 Media Alliance Chronology

Media Alliance, directed by Mona Jimenez, proposed to the National Endowment for the Humanities a model partnership with the NAMID program to achieve compatible cataloging among media organizations across a broad geographic area. The proposal was never funded but provided a foundation for collaboration on cataloging. Participating organizations included Anthology Film Archives; the Art Media Studies Department of Syracuse University; Centro de Estudios Puertorriquenos; Experimental Television Center; Everson Museum of Art; Hallwalls; Media Bus; Paper Tiger Television; Port Washington Public Library; Tisch School of the Arts, New York University; Visual Studies Workshop; and Woodstock Public Library.

Media Alliance 1985 Annual Conference Bibliography

Media Alliance 1985 Annual Conference. September 12, 13, & 14, 1985. The Kitchen. September 12th: 8pm- Experimental Television Center Presents: New Equipment Demonstration by David Jones, and Screening organized by Shalom Gorewitz, with assistance of Ralph Hocking and Sherry Miller. September 13th: …

1985 Media Alliance Annual Conference Chronology

Media Alliance Annual Conference took place at The Kitchen, New York City, September 12-14, 1985; Robin White was Director of Media Alliance and Deirdre Boyle delivered the keynote. Programs included Arts Advocacy in New York with Arts Coalition of the Empire State and Alliance of NYS Arts Councils; Video Preservation in 1985 featured MOMA, Anthology Film Archives and CBS News Archive. The Experimental Television Center demonstrated newly designed artists' tools by David Jones and screened videotapes organized by Shalom Gorewitz; a Minority Producers Move in Video program included Shu Lea Cheang and Michelle Parkerson.

Media Alliance Preservation Survey Bibliography

Report prepared by Paul Messier, Boston Art Conservation, concerning preservation activites at six NYS media centers: Electronic Arts Intermix; Experimental Television Center; Hallwalls; The Kitchen; Syracuse University and the Everson Museum; Visual Studies Workshop. Bibliography.

Media Alliance Preservation Survey Bibliography

Media Alliance: A Network for the Electronic Arts Bibliography

Media Alliance: Formative Meetings, Description (1979, 1980) Groups

Formative Meetings, 1979 Annual Media Alliance Conference 1983 Media Alliance Programs Introduction to "Beyond Video: The Media Alliance Directory I" Robin White, 1984 To visit the Media Alliance website Formative Meetings 1979 from minutes of the meetings March 9, 1979 New York Upstate Meeting of N…

Media Alliance. the edge of television in the New Video Theatre Felt Forum at Video Expo Madison Square Garden October 20-22 Bibliography

Media Alliance. the edge of television in the New Video Theatre Felt Forum at Video Expo Madison Square Garden October 20-22. Booklet includes a brief history of Media Alliance as an organization, 4 pages of other media arts institutions associated with Media Alliance, a Program schedule for the exh…

1977 Media Arts Program Chronology

National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), Washington, D.C., Public Media Program becomes Media Arts Program

Media Arts/New York: A Directory of Media Alliance Members Bibliography

program descriptions for member organizations. Upstate members: Squeaky Wheel; Center for Photography at Woodstock; Cornell Cinema; Department of Media Study at University of Buffalo; Experimental Television Center; Hallwalls; Lockport Community Cable Commission; Port Washington Public Library; Visu…

Media Bio-Tech Rehearsal Bibliography

Media Buff: Media Art of Buffalo Being In Between Bibliography

Survey situating Buffalo as a mediating center between New York City and the wider world and documenting its independent media community centered at SUNY Buffalo's Center for Media Study, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, and the collective Squeaky Wheel (founded 1985). The text profiles materialist practitioners (Paul Sharits, Hollis Frampton, Tony Conrad, Woody and Steina Vasulka) investigating film/video materiality; postmodern performers and installation artists (Barbara Lattanzi, Julie Zando) addressing spectator relations; and Squeaky Wheel's access initiatives (one Sony camcorder, Super 8, Video 8, Pixelvision toy camera, Axlegrease cable show, work-in-progress sessions). It also notes institutional support including the New York State Council on the Arts and exhibitions at the Johnson Museum, and references programming and criticism from Media Alliance, Chris Hill, Gerald O'Grady, and others.

1988 Media Buff. Chronology

Media Buff: Media Art of Buffalo, New York was presented as New York State Artists Series VIII at the Herbert Johnson Museum in Ithaca from September 9 to November 12, 1988; the exhibition focused on media art associated with Buffalo. The catalog included works and catalog texts by the Department of Media Study, Barbara Lattanzi, Chris Hill, Hallwalls, Tony Conrad, Squeaky Wheel and Julie Zando; the catalog also contains an essay by Richard Herskowitz.