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Recording Media Archival Attributes (Magnetic) Report RR-80-01 Bibliography

Red Burns People

Red Burns is chair of the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) and communications professor at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts; ITP was founded in 1979. She began in new media in 1971 by co-founding the Alternate Media Center; her 1970s–1980s telecommunications projects—two-way television, services for the developmentally disabled and an early Teletext field trial—led to ITP. She serves on NYC's Mayor's Council on New Media and Pataki's Task Force, has received awards including Matrix and Crain's, and is developing a CD-ROM and the Electronic Neighborhood funded by Nynex and Viacom.

Reel to Real: A Case Study of BAVC's Remastering Model Preservation

Table of Contents Acknowledgements Introduction Background on the BAVC Model Elements of the Remastering Process Tape Preparation and Cleaning Origination Formats and Machines Preservation Formats Components of the Remastering System Care of the Facility Documentation of Cleaning and Remastering Ope…

1996 Reel Work: Artists' Film and Video of the 1970s Chronology

Reel Work: Artists' Film and Video of the 1970s was at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami, February 24–May 2, 1996; Dara Meyers-Kingsley curated the exhibition and wrote the introduction, and the publication includes an essay by Chris Chang. The exhibition featured works by Chris Burden, Dennis Oppenheim, Dan Graham, Richard Serra, Bruce Nauman, Keith Sonnier, John Baldessari, Lawrence Weiner, Vito Acconci, Paul McCarthy, William Wegman, Edward Ruscha, Yoko Ono, Hahhan Wilke, Martha Rosler, Allen Ruppersberg, Nancy Graves, Nancy Holt, Ilene Segalove, Elenor Antin, Linda Benglis, Robert Morris, Andy Warhol, Gordon Matta-Clark, Robert Smithson and Bas Jan Alder.

Reel Work: Artists' Film and Video of the 1970s Bibliography

"Reel Work: Artists' Film and Video of the 1970s", exhibited at the Museum of COntemporary Art, Miami. Curated by Dara Meyers-Kingsley. Introduction by Dara Meyers-Kingsley. Essay by Chris Chang. Institution/Organizer: Museum of Contemporary Art Site: Museum of Contemporary Art Curator(s): Meyers-Ki…

Reflecting on the Future of Video Bibliography

Tom Sherman (Department of Art Media Studies, Syracuse University) contributes a 1991 essay, commissioned by Montreal curator Rene Baert, surveying video as technology, art and environment and tracing formats from 1/2" reel-to-reel and 2" broadcast gear through 3/4", Betacam, consumer VCRs/camcorders and 8mm to desktop digital video, video-computers and chip cameras. He analyses roles of engineers, artists and institutions, funding via government grants and equipment manufacturers, distribution, exhibition and archival decay; and he predicts fragmented home audiences with growing elderly demand, interactive digital indexing and increased commercial exploitation alongside persistent access constraints for artists.

Reflections Bibliography

Reflections from Owego Bibliography

Reflection written after time in Owego in November situates late-fall observation alongside regional activity; notes a September Visual Studies Workshop symposium Development of Video in New York State 1969-79 in Rochester and a New York Foundation for the Arts Artists Conference in Cortland in October. Traces twenty years of video practice and a shift from a gift economy toward marketplace models; discusses video and computer technologies, residency conditions at the Center overlooking the Susquehanna River, and concludes with a glossary defining terms such as amateur, isolated, parochial, professional, province, provincial, sophisticated and urbane.

Reflections on Two Media Bibliography

National Center for Experiments in Television (NCET) reports, no date; relationships between painting and video

Reflections on Values in Public Television And their Relationship to Political and Organizational Life Bibliography

National Center for Experiments in Television (NCET) reports, no date

Reflections on Values in Public Television And their Relationship to Political and Organizational Life Bibliography

Reflections on Values in Public Television And their Relationship to Political and Organizational Life by Paul Kaufman.

Regarding Television. The American Film Institute Monograph Series, vol. 2 Bibliography

Reggie Woolery People

Reggie Woolery, New York City–based video artist and writer, graduated NYU's Interactive Multimedia Program and is a fellow at Cornell's Society of the Humanities exploring virtuality. He created internet board game Keep Your Hands Off the Park: A Roleplaying Game in Real and Virtual Worlds and is contributing editor at FUSE (Toronto). He taught film, video and computer art at New School, Rutgers, LIU, NYU, Cooper Union and SVA and served on boards of Media Alliance, Media Network, Black Filmmaker Foundation, Third World Newsreel and New American Cinema Group.

1982 Regional fellowship project Chronology

Media Arts Program at the National Endowment for the Arts initiated a regional fellowship project; the video and film fellowships were launched by the NEA and the American Film Institute. Grants were distributed through five regional media arts centers representing 35 states; by 1983 every state except New York was represented and NYS artists were excluded. Under the new program the regional ceiling was $150,000 per year and awards could not exceed $15,000; Virgil Grillo was Director of the new program.

1985 Registered domains Chronology

registered domains first used - first was Symbolics.com, others were purdue.edu, and ucla.edu

ReGuarding Video (Preservation) Bibliography

Reid Farrington People

Reid Farrington is a director of work for the stage. He recently premiered his first solo piece, THE PASSION PROJECT at Performance Space 122. It will next be seen at the 2010 PuSh festival in Vancouver. He has worked as a technical artist for The Wooster Group in NYC for eight years. Reid has desig…

Rejin Leys People

Rejin Leys, born in New York, studied art at Parson's School of Design and works as a mixed media artist and art educator; she is a member of KAKO (Haitian Community Action Group). Her activist art has included posters, banners and props for street theater; most recently she produced a weekly public-access show in conjunction with members of KAKO and Paper Tiger Television.

Relation Work and Detour Bibliography

Relfections on The Media Bibliography

Relfections on The Media by William Gwin. Gwin is a painter, and was the Center's first artist-in-residence. He is presently in New York City working in both media.

Renate Ferro People

http://www.renateferro.net Renate Ferro is a visiting assistant professor in the Department of Art at Cornell University. She received her M.F.A. in new media from Cornell University in 2004 after working as a freelance artist for over 20 years, where her creative process and art practice centered o…

Rene Beekman People

https://www.xs4all.nl/~rbeekman/projects/route/index.html https://www.xs4all.nl/~rbeekman/projects/route/mutableSurface.html

Renee Tajima People

Tajima-Peña was born in Chicago and raised in Altadena, California; she graduated John Muir High School in 1976 and earned a BA in East Asian Studies and Sociology, cum laude, from Harvard-Radcliffe College in 1980. She is Graduate Director of the Masters Program in Social Documentation and an associate professor of community studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She has received an Academy Award nomination for Best Feature Documentary and a Peabody Award; she held fellowships from the Rockefeller Foundation and the New York Foundation on the Arts and her works have premiered at Cannes and Sundance.

Report on S-100 Bus Bibliography

Report on S-100 Bus. Pinouts for Don Bus on the S-100 Bus (2 pages). Standard Interfacing to the S-100 Bus (2 pages). Requirements for a Flexible Audio/ Video/ Control System. Intelligent Bus Controller/ Arbitrator Signal Paths (2 pages). Some Economic Considerations (3 pages). Present Don McArthur …

Report on the 1979 National Conference of Media Arts Centers Bibliography

Conference at Lake Minnewaska, NY, April 25-27, 1979 concerning condition of media arts centers in US. NYS participants included Synapse; MOMA, Educational Film Library Association; Institute of New Cinema Artists; Millenium Film Workshop; NYSCA; Foundation for Indepdent Video and Film; Global Villa…