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“Report on the Status of the Tom Swift Terminal Design” Bibliography

"The objective in the design of the Tom Swift Terminal was to produce a device which encouraged the involvement in computer hardware of amateurs who would not otherwise have incentive to do so. " The intent was to solve hardware reliability problems in the Community Memory Information retrieval syst…

1979 Report: The 1979 National Conference of Media Arts Centers Chronology

Report of the 1979 National Conference of Media Arts Centers; published by Foundation of Independent Video and Film and also known as the Minnewaska Conference. Includes papers by Virgil Grillo (A Proposal for Audience Development; A Proposal for NEA Small Grants Provision to be Distributed by Media Arts Centers; Touring Artists and Cooperative Bookings), Robert Haller (Payment to Artists for Exhibitions of Their Work; Media Arts Organizations 1966-1978), Alan Jacobs (A Proposal for a National Advocacy Newsletter), Jonas Mekas (Notes on the Preservation of Independently Made Films), Robert Sitton (A National Center for Independent Feature Film?), and Susan Woll (Three Proposals for Supporting and Facilitating Production).

Reports to the Field Preservation

Experimental Television Center convened Looking Back/Looking Forward on May 31–June 1, 2002 at Downtown Community Television Center in New York, bringing over 50 media arts professionals, conservators, technicians and artists to address physical preservation of independent electronic media, related tools and ephemera. Sessions led by BAVC, Artists Television Access, George Eastman House and MoMA examined remastering workflows (including 1/2” open reel), formats, selection strategies, economics, oral histories and web documentation; BAVC received NEA funding to produce a videotape preservation DVD. The Video History Project, launched 2000 and directed by Sherry Miller Hocking with major contribution from Mona Jimenez, maintains resource databases and commissioned papers including Video Preservation: The Basics.

Representation and Abstraction in Video Bibliography

Presented at "First Rutgers University Conference on "Perspectives on Television and Video Art.", 1981. Director Elizabeth Ann Kaplan.

Request to use Experimental TV Center Bibliography

Resale Price Schedule for Vidicon and Newvicon Camera Tubes Bibliography

Resale Price Schedule for Vidicon and Newvicon Camera Tubes.

Resolution: A Critique of Video Art Bibliography

This was an exhibition, symposium and publication produced by LACE; texts by Jean Baudrillard, Doug Hall, Lyn Blumenthal, Dara Birnbaum, John Sanborn, Amy Taubin (For Nam June: Notes on an Oversight), Bruce Yonemoto and Norman Yonemoto (Made in Hollywood: A Treatment for a Video Feature) and others.

Resolutions : Contemporary Video Practices Bibliography

Explores the state of the art, practice, and theory of video. Contributors: Rosanna Albertini, U of Pisa; Raymond Bellour, CentreNational de la Recherche Scientifique; John Belton, Rutgers U; GreggBordowitz, Banff Center for the Arts; Ron Burnett, McGill U; JacquesDerrida, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en…

Return of Guerrilla Television: A TVTV Retrospective Bibliography

Reverse Engineering Bibliography

Reverse Engineering Plenary Address for Collage as Cultural Practice Symposium, University of Iowa. March 24, 2005

Reverse Engineers Bibliography

Reverse Engineers Tony Conrad, Ernest Gusella, Christian Jankowski, Natalie Jeremijenko, Barbara Lattanzi, John Olson, Paper Rad, William Pope.L, Dylan Reiff and Joe Korsmo, Aida Ruilova, Haim Steinbach, Brian Springer

Reviews of Takahiko Iimura: Film, Video, Multimedia (1978-2001) Bibliography

Reviews of Takahiko Iimura: Film, Video, Multimedia (1978-2001). Articles for Film follow: I saw my first Iimura film in 1964.... by Jonas Mekas, The Films of Takahiko Iimura by Scott MacDonald, Eiga No Kojiki: Fat Man Rising- Note on Takahiko Iimura and Ono Yoko by Olaf Moller, Between Two Straight…

1984 Revising Romance: New Feminist Video Chronology

Revising Romance: New Feminist Video for American Federation of Arts and The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. Curators: Linda Podheiser, Bob Riley. Artists included Deans Keppel, Ann-Sargent Wooster

1985 Revising Romance: New Feminist Video Chronology

Revising Romance: New Feminist Video was distributed by the American Federation of Arts; it was presented at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston from September 1 to December 31, 1984. Subsequent screenings took place at the University Gallery of Fine Art, Ohio State University, Columbus in April 1985; the Northwest Film Study Center, Portland, OR in July 1985; and Cornell Cinema, Ithaca, NY in September 1985.

Revising Romance: New Feminist Video Bibliography

Deans Keppe; Ann-Sargent Wooster Institution/Organizer: American Federation of Arts and The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston Curator(s): Podheiser,Linda Riley,Bob

Revising Romance: New Feminist Video Bibliography

Revolutionary Pleasures: Wrecking the Text in Compilation Documentary Bibliography

Essay critiques the 1987 PBS weekly series Adventure, broadcast beginning January 1987 and hosted by Dodge Morgan, describing episodes such as a Yukon dogsled race, K2 and Eiger climbs, and a super-8 sailing film while highlighting the cameraperson and technologies like lightweight cameras and the remote switch. It contrasts this spectacle-oriented individualist style with new compilation documentary practices by filmmakers including Jean-Pierre Gorin, Laura Kipnis, Martha Haslanger, Chris Marker, Dusan Makavejev, Fernando Solanas, and Eduardo Coutinho, citing works (Letter from Siberia, Sans Soleil, Hour of the Furnaces, Routine Pleasures, 20 Years Later, Ecstasy Unlimited) and locating the debate within historiography, home video, satellite news, and theorists such as Habermas, Foucault, Huyssen, Eagleton, and Ewen.

Reynold Reynolds People

Reynold Reynolds is a filmmaker living and working in New York City; his films have been screened at the Sundance, Rotterdam and New York Film Festivals, among others. He received an MFA in photography from the School of Visual Arts, New York, and studied film and physics at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Reynold Weidenaar People

Composer and video producer Reynold Weidenaar was born in East Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1945. He founded and edited Electronic Music Review in 1967, and later worked in Cleveland as a recording engineer, recording the weekly concerts of the Cleveland Orchestra under George Szell for broadcast synd…

Reynold Weidenaar: Counterpoints to Music Bibliography

Reynold Weidenaar

Rheem Califone Product Catalog Bibliography

Illustrated Duotone 28 1/2 in. by 11 inch folded product catalog both sides. Folded 8 1/2 in. by 11 in. Includes Portable Phonographs, Transcription Players, Tape Recorders, Casette Recorders, P.A. Systems, Listening Centers, Microphones. From Sonocraft Corporation, NYC.

Rhizome ArtBase Management Policy Bibliography

Rhizome ArtBase Management Policy

Ricardo Miranda Zuniga People

Ricardo Miranda Z?Òiga is an artist who treats art as a social practice aimed at establishing dialogue in public spaces; he was born to immigrant parents and grew up between Nicaragua and San Francisco. His work addresses immigration, discrimination, gentrification and the effects of globalization, using populist metaphors alongside critical perspectives. He maintains a research- and investigation-based practice that presents outcomes across media to generate interaction and discussion; website www.ambriente.com.

Richard Fung People

Richard Fung is known for his work in video, having made the politics of gender, ethnicity, and sexual orientation his central focus, often through the lens of his Chinese Trinidadian Canadian heritage. His video works include Orientations (1984), Chinese Characters (1986), The Way to My Father's Vi…