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  1. 1972 Optic Nerve Chronology

    Optic Nerve, San Francisco, founded; original members included Lynn Adler, Jules Backus, Jim Mayer, Sherrie Rabinowitz, John Rogers and Mya Shone. Documentary production collective producing political and social documentaries

  2. 1979 Optic Nerve Chronology

    Optic Nerve, San Francisco, video documentary collective disbands

  3. 1973 Oral History of the Independent American Cinema Chronology

    Gerald O'Grady, Director of Center for Media Study at University of Buffalo, began the Oral History of the Independent American Cinema. Three filmmakers - Stan Brakhage, Peter Kubelka and Hollis Frampton - were invited to interview five fellow filmmakers.

  4. ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88. Ars Electronica Computerkulturtage Linz Bibliography

    ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88. Ars Electronica Computerkulturtage Linz. Catalog includes a preface, International Competition for the Computer Arts with General guidelines, and the following sections: Computermusik, Computergraphik, and Computeranimation. Institution/Organizer: ORF-Prix Ars Electronic…

  5. Organism: From Time Compression to Time Capsule, An Interview with Hilary Harris Bibliography

    interview with Hilary Harris

  6. Origination Formats and Machines Preservation

    Technical overview of origination formats, playback machines and transfer procedures used at BAVC; describes Sony 1/2" open-reel CV (skip-field) and AV series decks and 3/4" U-matic BVU/VO machines. Equipment cited includes the Sony CV-2100, AV-8650 (AV-3600/3650/8600), BVU-800, VO-9850, an 8-pin EIAJ-to-BNC adapter and a Sony BVT-810 time base corrector; issues covered include EIAJ vs skip-field compatibility, connector types, audio level matching (+4 db vs mini plug), termination, sync and time code handling. Also documents operational practices for rewinding and end-of-tape sensor workarounds and an experiment to improve skip-field image detail.

  7. Origins: REdiscovering the Future of Video Art Bibliography

    Origins: REdiscovering the Future of Video Art Origins: REdiscovering the Future of Video Art. Program catalog contains biographical information on Benton-C Bainbridge, Steina, Walter Wright, and Ben Piper. Origins introduction by curator, Mary Ann Kearns. Also features photographs of The Experiment…

  8. 1981 Osborne Computer Chronology

    Osborne Computer introduces Osborne 1 Personal Computer with Z80A CPU and disk drives $1795

  9. 1992 Ostee-Biennale Chronology

    Ostee-Biennale 1992 Sad steinerne Licht. Exhibition of works by Kjell Bjorgeengen. Essay by Peer Bode.

  10. Ostee-Biennale 1992 Sad steinerne Licht Bibliography

    Works of Kjell Bjorgeengen

  11. Out of Actions: Between Performance and the Object 1949-1979 Bibliography

  12. 1991 Out of Control Chronology

    Out of Control 91 was an exhibition at Ars Electronica during Ars Electronica '91; the festival emphasized consequences of technological progress and the dangers associated with increasing mechanization of life and the loss of control of technological systems. During the festival projects were launched addressing global and individual disasters, environmental damage and natural disasters as reactions to these developments; the Out of Control exhibition was described as not aesthetically "beautiful" but aggressive, provocative, critical and disturbing.

  13. Out of Control: Ars Electronica 91 Bibliography

    German and English

  14. Out of Focus - Don Hallock Bibliography

    Article courtesy of Don Hallock.

  15. Out of Sync: Electronic Visions at the Hudson River Museum Bibliography

    Marita Sturken reviews Electronic Visions, a group exhibition of video and computer-based works guest-curated by John Minkowsky (video/electronic arts curator, Media Study/Buffalo) at the Hudson River Museum. The show included installations by Steina and Woody Vasulka, Dan Sandin (computer-generated holograms made with his self-designed Image Processor), Ralph Hocking and Sherry Miller (video The Tub and computer-derived stills), and Gary Hill (Happenstance; Glass Onion), plus single-channel tapes by Peer Bode, Barbara Buckner, Ed Emshwiller, Nam June Paik, and Jane Veeder; Sturken critiques the exhibition's spatial, audio, and installation decisions and highlights technological and curatorial issues.

  16. Owego

    The Experimental Television Center is located in Owego, central New York State; ETC occupies 180 Front St., on the third floor, and is accessed from exit 64 on Route 17 (Interstate 86). The entry lists local cultural resources and venues including Coburn Library, Cornell Cinema (about 40 miles away), River Row Bookstore, Ti-Ahwaga Performing Arts Center and the Tioga County Council on the Arts, and natural sites including the Waterman Conservation Center and The Brick Pond, a 30-acre wetland preserve. Transportation information covers Shortline Bus service from Port Authority NYC, Greyhound connections via Binghamton and Ithaca, the Greater Binghamton Airport (about 30 miles), and driving directions; motels and bed-and-breakfasts with phone numbers are provided.

  17. Owego TV Pioneer Getting Arts Award Bibliography

    Owego TV Pioneer Getting Arts Award Ralph Hocking receives Champion of the Arts Award from New York Foundation for the Arts

  18. Owen Shapiro People

    Owen Shapiro directs the Film Program in the College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University and founded the Syracuse International Film and Video Festival (SIFVF), serving as its artistic director with executive director Christine Fawcett Shapiro. He has led the program since 1973, designed the B.F.A. and M.F.A. curricula and film facilities in the Shaffer Art Building, and has made over 30 films and a dozen videos. His work received a 1976 retrospective at the Cinematheque Francaise in Paris and a 1987 Fulbright Fellowship to teach at Tel-Aviv University.

  19. Owner's Instruction Manual for Sony Video Monitor CVM-51UWP (2 copies) Bibliography

    Illustrated Duotone Owner's Instruction Manual 11 pages, approx. 6 in. by 8 1/4 in. on coated stock. Control Views front and back, adjustment example photos, car battery use, technical specifications, accesories and optional accesories.

  20. Owner's Manual for Bose 901 Series II Direct/Reflecting Speaker System; Bozak/Sound Beyond Words; BSR Stereo Frequency Equalizer EQ-3000 Owner's Manual; Cerwin-Vega Subwoofer SW-12B; Nakamichi/BX-1 2 Head Casette Deck Owner's Manual Bibliography

    Owner's Manual for Bose 901 Series II Direct/Reflecting Speaker System; Bozak/Sound Beyond Words; BSR Stereo Frequency Equalizer EQ-3000 Owner's Manual; Cerwin-Vega Subwoofer SW-12B; Nakamichi/BX-1 2 Head Casette Deck Owner's Manual. All illustrated with some theoretical texts on speaker placement, …

  21. Owner's Manual The Arp Electronic Music Synthesizer Series 2600 Bibliography

    Owner's Manual The Arp Electronic Music Synthesizer Series 2600. 101 pages, black and white in binder. Illustrated with diagrams.

  22. Owner's Manual: The Arp Synthesizer Series 2500 Bibliography

    Owner's Manual: The Arp Synthesizer Series 2500. Approx. 200 pages, xerox quality, illustrated. Cover Design (intertwined and locked spirals) generated on oscilloscopes by Arp Synthesizer. Chapters include: Unpacking and Installation, Theory of Operation, Matrix Switching Patching, Arp Function Modu…

  23. Pablo Colapinto People

    Pablo Colapinto holds a BA in Visual Studies from Harvard University and studied electronic processes under Ivan Tcherepnin; he served as Adjunct Professor at Temple University and as Editor and Instructor at Scribe Video Center. He operated a midi-controlled multi-feed for The Builders Association for the theatrical performance Alladeen at the Biennale in Bonn, Germany; he works with analog video systems and cites the Serge Modular Synthesizer as influential on his conception of sound. Exhibitions include Fleischer-Ollman Gallery and the Philadelphia Streaming Media Festival.

  24. 1971 Pacific Film Archive Chronology

    "Tapes from all Tribes," Pacific Film Archive, University of California, Berkeley, exhibits videotapes by over 100 American artists; organized by Video Free America

  25. 1975 Pacifica Radio/WBAI Chronology

    Pacifica Radio/WBAI, New York City, funded by New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) for experimental audio programming