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RCA Operating Instructions: Video Camera BW003 Bibliography

Radio Corporation of America (RCA). Operating Instructions: Video Camera BW003. Contents include General Information, Features, General Care and Precautions, Major Operating Components and their Functions, Cables, Connection Diagram, Operating Procedures, Mounting the camera on a tripod, Lighting, S…

RCA SelectaVision VCR Tools

Sony introduced the first Betamax video cassette recorder in the US in 1976; the system was marketed to encourage consumers to record television programs off the air, and Sony was sued by Disney and Universal, with the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in 1984 that home taping fell under the fair use exception. In October 1977 RCA introduced its SelectaVision Video Cassette system, produced by Matsushita and based on VHS; it was incompatible with Betamax and offered two-hour and four-hour recording modes while Betamax offered one hour. RCA marketed SelectaVision with prerecorded sports programming and a large promotion campaign; by 1979 VHS outsold Betamax by 2 to 1.

RCA Solderless Connectors and Associated Tools, Broadcast and Communications Products. Broadcast and Television Equipment Instructions Bibliography

Radio Corporation of America (RCA). Solderless Connectors and Associated Tools, Broadcast and Communications Products. Broadcast and Television Equipment Instructions. This instruction book covers the application and proper usage of hand tools that are necessary to prepare wiring for AMP-LEAF Printe…

RCA Victor. Color Television Receiver, Model CT-100 (Chassis No. CTC2, Manufacture No. 274): Service Data. 1954, No. T3 Bibliography

Radio Corporation of America (RCA). RCA Victor. Color Television Receiver, Model CT-100 (Chassis No. CTC2, Manufacture No. 274): Service Data. 1954, No. T3. Cover: B&W photograph of television receiver, General Description, and Electrical and Mechanical Specifications. Sections of this manual includ…

RCA Victor. CTC 9: Preliminary Schematic for Service Technicians Only Bibliography

Radio Corporation of America (RCA). RCA Victor. CTC 9: Preliminary Schematic for Service Technicians Only. Refer to RCA Service Data for Service Information.

RCA Victor. CTC25X: Preliminary Schematic for Service Technicians Only Bibliography

Radio Corporation of America (RCA). RCA Victor. CTC25X: Preliminary Schematic for Service Technicians Only. Complete Service Data is Available Through RCA Victor Distributors in Principal Cities.

RCA Video Tape Recorder for Color-Monochrome Operation Bibliography

Radio Corporation of America (RCA). Video Tape Recorder for Color-Monochrome Operation. Cover: This laminated booklet employs 2 orange cross sections as reels of a videocassette. The orange theme is carried throughout this information guide. Introduction... The RCA Video Tape Recorder. Sections incl…

Re-Visions: Whitney Museum Bibliography

Review of Re-Visions: Projects and Proposals in Film and Video at the Whitney Museum. Description of "Cloud Music", Bob Diamond, Robert Watts, David Behrman.

(Re)performing the Archive: Barbara Lattanzi and Hollis Frampton in Dialog Bibliography

(Re)performing the Archive: Barbara Lattanzi and Hollis Frampton in Dialog

Rea Tajiri People

Rea Tajiri, born in Chicago, is a Japanese American video artist and filmmaker who attended California Institute of the Arts and worked as a producer in Los Angeles and New York. Her video work was included in the 1989, 1991 and 1993 Whitney Biennials; her 1991 essay documentary History and Memory: For Akiko and Takashige about Japanese American internment premiered at the 1991 Whitney and won the International Documentary Association Distinguished Achievement Award. She made Yuri Kochiyama: Passion for Justice (1993) and Strawberry Fields (shot 1994, completed 1997); she lives in New York.

Reach Out and Touch Someone: The Romance of Interactivity Bibliography

The essay traces the genealogy of interactivity in avant-garde video from nineteenth-century shifts in communal practices and the 1876 introduction of the telephone to contemporary machine-mediated intimacy; it argues that technological developments shortened distances and fostered new models of social connection. It situates the genesis of video art in the late 1960s following Sony's 1968 1/2-inch equipment, surveys artists and movements (including Nam June Paik, Douglas Davis, Alan Kaprow) and venues such as WGBH, WNET, and KQED, and discusses cable public-access, satellite projects, and interactive videodisk experiments. Specific projects cited include Douglas Davis's 1970s broadcasts, Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz's Hole in Space (1980), Nam June Paik's Good Morning Mr. Orwell (1984), and the Lister Hill Center's 1971 New Hampshire-Vermont Interactive Network.

Reading Capital Bibliography

Readings and Writings Bibliography

Readings from Scientific American: Image, Object, and Illusion Bibliography

with Introductions by Richard Held of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Contents are divided into the following sections: Introduction, Color and Contrast, Spatial Dimensions of Vision, and Form Analysis. See also Bibliographies and an Index.

1995 RealAudio Chronology

RealAudio introduced

Reality,' Artificial Reproduction, and Sexuality Bibliography

Leonardo: Journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology. Fifth Annual New York Digital Salon. "Reality," Artificial Reproduction, and Sexuality by Jose Carlos Casado and Harkaitz Cano.

Rebecca Allen People

Rebecca Allen is an internationally recognized media artist inspired by the potential of advanced technology, the aesthetics of motion, and the study of behavior. Her work, which blurs the boundaries between physical reality and virtual reality, between biological life and artificial life, takes the…

Rebecca Bray People

Rebecca Bray is a new media artist and designer whose projects address invisible systems; her works include an interactive exhibit in the American Museum of Natural History's Water show, Botanicalls (a system that allows plants to call people), and the online film The Meatrix. She has served as Sustainability Facilitator at Eyebeam and as Art Director of Sustainable Table; she co-founded Submersible Design to assist institutions including the Museum of Science and Industry, the Smithsonian Institution and the American Museum of Natural History, and with Britta Riley created the DrinkPeeDrinkPeeDrinkPee installation and DIY kits shown at the Eyebeam FEEDBACK show.

Rebecca Dolan People

Rebecca Dolan holds an MFA in Photography and Digital Imaging from Maryland Institute College of Art (1999) and a BFA from Colorado State University (1991); she is Assistant Professor in the Photography & New Media Department at Kansas City Art Institute. Her exhibitions include solo shows in Kansas City (2003 Field; 2004 White, working title) and screenings at the National Gallery Film Theatre (2002) and Goethe Institut (2001); her installations are multi-channel video works with dimensional sound, and her videography (1998–2001) includes collaborations with Patrick Wright. She maintains an ongoing online project at http://www.rebad.com/ and has received institutional awards including a 2002 Faculty Development Grant and a 1999 honorable mention at MICA.

Rebekah Rutkoff People

Rebekah Rutkoff holds a BA from Oberlin College and pursued studies at the New School for Social Research, New York University and the University of Iowa; she co-curated the Brooklyn Pier Show. Her photography and video art have been shown internationally, with exhibitions and screenings at Aurora Picture Show (TX), Anthology Film Archives (NY), Jaraf Video (NY), Smart Gals Productions (CA), Bronx River Art Center (NY), TBA Exhibition Space (IL), and venues in Puerto Rico and Paris. In 2001 she co-founded the Jaraf video art screening series in New York City.

Recent British Video Bibliography

Tapes in distribution by London Video Arts

Recent Investigations Into The Operation of Image Orthicon Tubes Bibliography

Recent Investigations Into The Operation of Image Orthicon Tubes. Reprint booklet includes photographs, technical diagrams, screen shots.

Recinti: Tell-a-Vision Bibliography

Recinti: Tell-a-Vision. This catalog includes text and color photographs of Pelloso's exhibit "Mas," as well as an Introduction entitled "Further Disclosures" by Denis Curti and Pelloso's "Enclosures: Tell-A-Vision. Institution/Organizer: Fondazione Italiana per la Fotografia Site: VIII Biennale Int…

Recipe for Radical Engagement Bibliography

Recodings: Art, Spectacle, Cultural Politics Bibliography