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Shelley Horton-Trippe People
Shelley Horton-Trippe has lived in Santa Fe for more than 25 years with her daughter Bess; she attended art school in Montana, received an MFA in Oklahoma and travelled to France to study video with Nam June Paik. She has exhibited extensively in Europe and the U.S., including New York's East Village, Salon d'Autumn in Paris, the Edinburgh Festival and the Venice Biennale; she received New Mexico Arts Division grants and four National Endowment for the Arts Special Project Grants and currently teaches painting and drawing at the College of Santa Fe and Santa Fe Community College; website: http://www.shelleyhortontrippe.com/.
Shelley Jackson People
Shelley Jackson is the author of the short-story collection The Melancholy of Anatomy (Anchor 2002) and the hypertext novel Patchwork Girl (Eastgate 1995); she also produces electronic-media works and several children’s books that she illustrates. Her writing has appeared in The Paris Review, Grand Street, Conjunctions, Fence and the Mississippi Review, and she has won a Pushcart Prize; her art projects have appeared in Cabinet Magazine and at exhibitions and conferences devoted to new media art, and The Doll Games is a multimedia collaboration with her sister Pamela Jackson.
Shelly Silver People
Silver is a New York based artist who uses video, film and photography. Her work explores the multifarious connections that tie us to place, identity and gender; the tortuous routes of pleasure and desire; the stories that are told about us and the stories we construct about ourselves. In Shelly Sil…
Sheri Wills People
Sheri Wills is a video and digital media artist and an associate professor of art at The University of Rhode Island; she holds an MFA in filmmaking and an MA in Modern Art History, Theory and Criticism from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Regus London Film Festival, and the International Film Festival in Rotterdam; professional website http://www.sheriwills.com/.
Sherrie Rabinowitz People
Since meeting in 1975 Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz explored satellites, video, computer networks and other telecollaborative media; over the last 20 years they created models giving diverse local, national and international arts communities access to complex telecommunications tools, systems and environments. Their work traces aesthetic collaboration in virtual space from analog origins to worldwide digital connectivity; they are internationally recognized for a distinguished body of work spanning sub-genres of telecollaboration, and their credits include many early seminal telecommunications art projects now considered classics; website http://www.ecafe.com.
Sherry Miller Hocking People
Sherry Miller Hocking began working with the Experimental Television Center in 1972, taught workshops on video while advising undergraduate and graduate students, and since 1992 has taught at the Summer Institute at Visual Studies Workshop. She became Program Director of the Electronic Arts Grants Program in 1989, which provided over $750,000 to New York media artists; since 1993 she has directed the Video History Project, an online resource of nine databases and over 2,500 records conceived by Hocking with design by Mona Jimenez and programming by David Jones.
Shibaden 17" Solid State Video Monitor, VM-171 Bibliography
Shibaden. 17" Solid State Video Monitor, VM-171. Front: 3-D view, B&W photograph of the monitor and introductory description. Back: Features, Specifications, and 3-D-view, B&W photograph of monitor's posterior.
Shibaden CCTV Viewfinder Camera, HV-70F (SC125K) Bibliography
Shibaden. CCTV Viewfinder Camera, HV-70F (SC125K). Front: 3-D view, B&W photograph of the camera and introductory description. Back: Features and Specifications.
Shibaden Closed Circuit Television for instructional television. The world's most complete, most versatile line Bibliography
Shibaden. Closed Circuit Television for instructional television. The world's most complete, most versatile line. This leaflet hued in violet consists primarily of product photographs. Cover: Six monitor Camera Control Console comprised of a Special Effects Unit, Fader-Mixer, Previewer, Waveform Mon…
Shibaden Closed Circuit Television Systems Bibliography
Shibaden. Closed Circuit Television Systems. How to avoid losing the profits you earn. Cover: A closed circuit camera records the title of the leaflet. Inside cover: A comic strip representation of the not so comical necessity of closed circuit cameras in the following instances: Industrial Plants, …
Shibaden Color Video Tape Recorder. Clear and sharp color plus slow motion playback. EIAJ Standard Color VTR, SV-520 Bibliography
Shibaden. Color Video Tape Recorder. Clear and sharp color plus slow motion playback. EIAJ Standard Color VTR, SV-520. True to form, this booklet is a blast of colorful photographs and texts. Inside contains Major Advantages and Location of Controls. Other photographs include FPC-1000 Color TV camer…
Shibaden HV-13 Camera. Circuit Diagram of HV-13 Closed Circuit TV Camera Bibliography
Shibaden. HV-13 Camera. Circuit Diagram of HV-13 Closed Circuit TV Camera. Block diagram shows Video Assembly, Chassis Assembly, Deflection Assembly, and RF Output Assembly.
Shibaden Portable Video Recording System, SV-707U, FP-707 (SC135K) Bibliography
Shibaden. Portable Video Recording System, SV-707U, FP-707 (SC135K). Front: 3-D view, B&W photograph of the recording system and introductory description. Back: Features and Specifications.
Shibaden Shibaden TV Receiver/Monitor Model TU-23UL Bibliography
Shibaden. Shibaden TV Receiver/Monitor Model TU-23UL. Front: 3-D view, B&W photograph of the monitor and introductory description. Back: Features and Performance Specifications.
Shibaden Solid State 9 Inch Video Monitor, VM-903 (SC137K) Bibliography
Shibaden. Solid State 9 Inch Video Monitor, VM-903 (SC137K). Front: 3-D view, B&W photograph of the monitor and introductory description. Back: Features and Specifications.
Shibaden Solid State Video Tape Recorder, SV-510U (SC124K) Bibliography
Shibaden. Solid State Video Tape Recorder, SV-510U (SC124K). Front: Canted B&W photograph of the recorder and introductory description. Back: Features and Specifications.
Shibaden SV700UC Solid State Video Taperecorder Bibliography
Shibaden. SV700UC Solid State Video Taperecorder. Front: B&W photograph and brief description. Back: Features, Specifications, and birds-eye view, B&W photograph.
Shibaden TU12OU, Shibaden Solid State Receiver/Monitor (8"X10" Picture) Bibliography
Shibaden. TU12OU, Shibaden Solid State Receiver/Monitor (8"X10" Picture). Front: 3-D view, B&W photograph of the monitor and introductory description. Back: Features and Specifications.
Shibaden TU19UL, Solid State 19 Inch Receiver/Monitor Bibliography
Shibaden. TU19UL, Solid State 19 Inch Receiver/Monitor. Front: 3-D view, B&W photograph of the monitor and introductory description. Back: Features and Specifications.
Shibaden TV Receiver/Monitor, TU-200U (SC161K) Bibliography
Shibaden. TV Receiver/Monitor, TU-200U (SC161K). Front: 3-D view, B&W photograph of the monitor and introductory description. Back: Features, Specifications, and B&W photograph of rear panel.
Shibaden Video Tape Recorder with Electronic Editor, SV-700UD Bibliography
Shibaden. Video Tape Recorder with Electronic Editor, SV-700UD. Front: Canted B&W photograph of the recorder and introductory description. Back: Features, Specifications, and a diagram of Edited Tape Patterns: Insertion mode vs. Assembly mode.
Shibaden Viewfinder Television Camera, FP-100A,C (SC141K) Bibliography
Shibaden. Viewfinder Television Camera, FP-100A,C (SC141K). Cover: 3-D view, B&W photograph of the camera and introductory description. Inside cover: Features and Specifications. Inside back cover: Description, Table of Type Comparison (A vs. C), and Connection Diagrams.
Shibaden VM502, Solid State 5 Inch Video Monitor Bibliography
Shibaden. VM502, Solid State 5 Inch Video Monitor. Front: 3-D view, B&W photograph of the monitor and introductory description. Back: Front panel photograph, Features and Specifications.
1972 Shigeko Kubota Chronology
Experimental Television Center. Shigeko Kubota exhibition at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse. 9/30/72.
1972 Shigeko Kubota Chronology
Shigeko Kubota exhibition at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse. Assistance from Experimental Television Center. 9/30/72.