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Antonio Muntadas People

Antonio Muntadas, born in Barcelona in 1942, has resided in the United States since 1972; from 1977 to 1984 he was a research fellow at the MIT Center for Advanced Visual Studies, where he also taught. He received fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. His installation, photography, and video work has been shown internationally; he completed the installation Stadium in 1990.

Anya Lewin People

Anya Lewin is a media artist working in installations, performances, single-channel videotapes, essays and web-based work; her work has been exhibited internationally in Beijing, Belfast, Cuba, New York, London, Paris, San Francisco and Siberia. She founded and programmed Cornershop, a cross-arts gallery and performance space in Buffalo, NY, which ran from 1997 to 2000, and has curated Another Cinema and Hybrid Discourse (co-curated with Joasia Krysa). She holds a BA in Film and Video from UC Santa Cruz and an MAH in Media Studies and Poetics from SUNY Buffalo; she lives in England and is a lecturer and researcher at the University of Plymouth.

Anya Liftig People

Anya Liftig, born in Norwalk, CT in 1977, is an artist and writer whose work has been published in outlets including Now and Then, Green Mountain Review, Mix Magazine, The Yale Alumni Magazine, Public Culture and The New York Times Magazine. She has performed and exhibited nationally and internationally at venues such as the University of Wisconsin, Atlanta Contemporary Arts Center, Art Basel Miami, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia and TATE Modern. Her recent work The Anxiety of Influence was a guerrilla intervention into Marina Abramovic's The Artist is Present at MOMA in which she sat across from Abramovic all day dressed like the elder artist; she holds degrees from Yale University and Georgia State University and resides in Brooklyn, New York.

Apparatus Bibliography

1988 Apparatus Productions Chronology

Apparatus Productions established by Barry Ellsworth, Todd Haynes and Christine Vachon

1989 Apparatus Productions Chronology

Apparatus Productions funded to initiate a regrant program for emerging experimental narrative filmmakers

Apparatuses of Television issue Bibliography

Appendices - Block Diagrams of BAVC's Remastering Facility Preservation

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

Appendices - Dub Sheet Preservation

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

Appendices - Tape Cleaning Equipment Manufacturers Preservation

Appendix lists tape cleaning equipment manufacturers and contact information; Data Devices International advertises a line of cleaners. The Bow Industries includes a section by Dale Whysong on mechanical removal of particles from magnetic tape and offers tape cleaning services. Recortec provides phone (408-928-1480), fax (408-729-3661) and email [email protected]; RTI Group makes cleaners for formats from VHS to DVCAM and lists phone numbers 847-677-3000, 800-323-7520 and 818-838-0480 and [email protected]. The appendix also includes block-diagram images of BAVC9s remastering facility (audio, video and sync flows) and a dub sheet image.

1984 Apple Chronology

Apple introduces the Mac $2495

1993 Apple Chronology

Apple Computer introduces the "AV" Macintosh systems, which integrate telecommunications, video and speed technologies on the desktop for the first time.

1993 Apple Chronology

Apple Computer launches the Newton MessagePad 100 personal digital assistant

1993 Apple Chronology

Apple Computer discontinues the Apple II

1994 Apple Chronology

Apple introduces Power Macintosh 6100/60 $2209

1998 Apple Chronology

Apple Computer iMac $1299

1999 Apple Computer Chronology

Apple Computer introduces the PowerBook G3/333 portable computer. $2500

1976 Apple I Chronology

Apple I introduced by Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs

1977 Apple II Chronology

Apple II introduced with game paddles and graphics/text interface to color display $1300 is first personal computer with color graphics

1983 Apple IIe Chronology

Apple IIe computer introduced for $1395

1980 Apple III Chronology

Apple III introduced

April 10 - 26, 1975. Poster and program for Women's Interart Center "Women's Video Festival". Coordinators - Susan Milano and Ann Eugenia Volkes Bibliography

Aransas: Axis of Observation Bibliography

Arcangel Constantini People

Arcangel Constantini is a media artist working with concrete objects and digital processes, including sound and noise performance and the art of hacking; he examines the re-contextualization of objects in temporal spaces and their aesthetics and existential connections. He has received awards including first prize in Festival vid at rte (1999), first prize with Atari-noise.com at the Interference Festival (France, 2000), Honorary Mention of bacteria.org at Cinetart (Dresden, 2001) and a Bronze prize for 123456789px at Machita Museum of Graphic Arts (Tokyo, 1999); he has held Jovenes Creadores, FONCA, Rockefeller and MacArthur fellowships. He is a member of hell.com, OFFline, igloo and KHORA and is curator of the Cyberlounge at Rufino Tamayo Museum, Mexico City, Mexico.

Architechtural Space, Psychology, and Video Bibliography

National Center for Experiments in Television (NCET) reports, no date; notes from Kaplan to NCET staff concerning the integration of television displays into museum exhibition architectural space