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  1. Binghamton: Video World Hollywood Bibliography

    Profile of Experimental Television Center

  2. Binocularis Bibliography

    studies in binocular seeing. Video print image by Woody Vasulka

  3. Biography Bibliography

    Biography of Aldo Tambellini. The Age of Communicationsphere by Tambellini.

  4. BJA Systems Model 135 Colorizer Preliminary Data Sheet (2 copies); Chromaton 14 Synthesized Animation for Television Bibliography

    BJA Systems Model 135 Colorizer Preliminary Data Sheet includes photograph, diagram, and technical specifications. Attached is sales cover letter to Bryan Byrnes, Coordinator of ETC in 1976. Chromaton 14 Synthesized Animation for Television one page brochure folded into 3 parts. Discusses multi-leve…

  5. Black and white images from the Videola and its creator Don Hallock. Photography by Penny d'Hammer Bibliography

  6. Black Dog Dreams Bibliography

    Matthew Schlanger recounts creating Black Dog Dreams in Brooklyn in 1999 after building a personalized video system while living upstate and working at the Experimental Television Center; the piece was made exclusively with his system and allowed patches to run for days, weeks or months. He describes Black Dog Dreams as a six-part movement with each section comprised of 2 or more shorter real-time recordings, and states it was the last new work he finished. During editing his black Labrador became sick and died, and an earlier 8mm film of the same name was shown once at an ad hoc East Village backyard 8mm festival, with a long double-exposure shot of the dog in a Binghamton backyard among cherry blossoms.

  7. Black Face Bibliography

    Quarterly publication.

  8. Black Filmmakers, Black Audiences, and Public Television Programming: An Examination of Issues and Options for the Future. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy Bibliography

    Black Filmmakers, Black Audiences, and Public Television Programming: An Examination of Issues and Options for the Future. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy

  9. Black Gate Bibliography

    A poster for Tambellini's Black TV edited and compiled by Otto Piene and Aldo Tambellini.

  10. Block Diagram Bibliography

    A block diagram of a systhesizer system. Wright was working at the time on a Scanimate.

  11. Bode Sound Company: Brief History (1998) Groups

    Harald Bode was an audio tool design engineer born in 1909 in Germany who formed the Bode Sound Company after moving to the Buffalo area in 1961; the company marketed many of his original designs, including the Bode Frequency Shifter and Bode Vocoder. He published both individually and in collaboration with engineers and designers such as Robert Moog, collaborated with Woody and Steina Vasulka on device design and integration, and presented work at the Audio Engineering Society, Media Study/Buffalo and the Experimental Television Center; his tools and devices are found in electronic music studios around the world. Gordon Mumma described Bode as an engineering hero in the development of electronic music instruments.

  12. Bode videotapes 2003 Bibliography

    Bode videotapes 2003

  13. Bode Vocoder Model No. 7702 16 channel model; Bode Frequency Shifter Model No. 741 XR Bibliography

    Bode Vocoder Model No. 7702 16 channel model; Bode Frequency Shifter Model No. 741 XR. Illustrated one page sales sheets with description. "...The performance of these 16 channels is further enhanced by a high frequency channel extending from 5080 Hz to 15000Hz, which mainly covers the region of "s"…

  14. Bode's Video and Computer Art Pulses With Nervous Energy Bibliography

  15. Boston Now: Interview with Aldo Tambellini Interview

    Aldo Tambellini (born 1930, Syracuse, New York) moved to New York in 1959 and worked in sculpture, painting, 16 mm film and video, founding Electromedia and the Gate and Black Gate Theatres. He produced artist broadcasts including Black TV (1968), Medium is the Medium (WGBH, 1969) and Inauguration '81, and developed the Communicationsphere for interactive telecommunications using slow-scan television and two-way cable TV with Sarah Dickinson. He was a 1977 Fellow at MIT's Center for Advanced Visual Studies and received project grants from the M.l.T Council for the Arts (1979, 1981), the New York State Council on the Arts (1973), and the Oberhausen International Grand Prix (1969); he exhibited at MoMA and the Everson Museum.

  16. Breaking The Box: The Electronic Operas of Robert Ashley and Woody Vasulka Bibliography

  17. Brief History of Cornell Cinema Groups

    Cornell Cinema, founded in 1970 as a university film society and now a media arts center, programs close to 400 films and videos annually, seven nights a week in the Willard Straight Theatre and hosts visiting filmmakers. Its primary purpose is to expose Ithaca and regional audiences to alternative forms of cinema and alternative voices; its secondary purpose is to provide affordable, second-run commercial entertainment for the Cornell community. It supplements screenings with a media study library, publications and a film collection and offers frequent guest artists and critics; it is a program of the Department of Theatre, Film and Dance and is cosponsored by the Office of the Dean of Students.

  18. Bringing TV To the People Bibliography

  19. Bringing Video Art to the TV Screens Bibliography

    Stephen Beck and the Direct Video Synthesizer

  20. Brochure Describing Video Workshops Bibliography

  21. Bruce Nauman. Work From 1965-1972 Bibliography

  22. Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome Bibliography

    Reprint: The Architectural Review. This folder contains a five-page packet of information on Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome.

  23. Buffer Memory Bibliography

    Buffer Memory. Signetics: 2102 Family of 1024- Bit Random Access Read Write Static Memory. Includes: 2102, 21L02, 21F02 and M2102 Series. Contents follow: Description, Features, Block Diagram, Pin Configuration, Maximum Guaranteed Ratings, Part Identification, and A. C. Characteristics of 21L02-1 (5…

  24. Building Arts Audiences and Communities on the Web: A Guide for Arts Organizations Bibliography

    Chapters include: Getting Started; Planning your Web Page; Learning HTML; Implementation.

  25. Buss Indicator Bibliography

    Buss Indicator. Element Buss Indicator. Bus Indicator Parts List. Schematic including Feature Area Start, Feature Area Stop, and Real Time Input by McArthur (08.16.1977).