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2000 Shigeko Kubota Chronology

Sexual Healing, exhibition of works by Shigeko Kubota. Lance Fung Gallery, NY. March 2 - April 1, 2000

Shigeko Kubota People

Shigeko Kubota, born 1937 in Niigata, Japan, is a video artist and sculptor with numerous solo exhibitions including a 1996 survey at the Whitney Museum of American Art and shows in Paris and Milan; her work includes video sculpture and installations spanning 1968–1995 (DUCHAMPIANA, video sculptures 1975–1995). She participated in major group exhibitions and festivals including the Venice Biennale, Documenta 8 and multiple biennials; her work is in the Hara Museum and other collections. Education: B.A. in Sculpture, Tokyo University of Education (1960); residencies, curatorial and teaching posts include Anthology Film Archives and School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Grants include Maya Deren Award (1995), Guggenheim Fellowship (1987) and multiple NEA and New York State Council on the Arts fellowships.

Shigeko Kubota: A Portfolio Bibliography

1981 Shigeko Kubota: Video Sculpture Chronology

Shigeko Kubota: Video Sculpture exhibition organized by Berliner Kunstlerprogramm des Deutschen Akademischen Austauschdienstes. 1981. Catalog editor: Felix Zdenek. Exhibition at daadgalerie, Berlin; Museum Folkwang, Essen; Kunsthaus Zurich

1991 Shigeko Kubota: Video Sculpture Chronology

Shigeko Kubota: Video Sculpture exhibition at the American Museum of the Moving Image. Curated by Joan Hanley. Catalog articles by Mary Jane Jacob; Brooks Adams; Moira Roth; JoAnn Hanley; Teresa Valasquez

Shigeko Kubota: Video Sculpture Bibliography

in German Institution/Organizer: Berliner Kunstlerprogramm des Deutschen Akademischen Austauschdienstes Site: daadgalerie, Berlin; Museum Folkwang, Essen; Kunsthaus Zurich

Shigeko Kubota: Video Sculpture Bibliography

Articles by Mary Jane Jacob; Brooks Adams; Moira Roth; JoAnn Hanley; Teresa Valasquez Institution/Organizer: American Museum of the Moving Image Site: American Museum of the Moving Image Curator(s): Hanley,JoAnn Exhibition Dates: 4/26/91 - 9/15/91

Shigeko Kubota: Video Sculptures. In German and English Bibliography

Shigeko Kubota: Video Scuptures Bibliography

Shigeko Kubota: Video Scuptures. Although most of this catalog's text is in German, the following headings are found in English translation: For Shigeko by Barbara J. London, Shigeko Kubota- Video Sculpture: Two Phases, 2: "Marcel Duchamp's Grave," 3: "Meta-Marcel: Window," 4: "Nude Descending a Sta…

Shintron Company Inc., Keyer Model 351 Bibliography

Shintron Company Inc., Keyer Model 351. Schematics. Production DWG. (617)491-8700. Drawing number: 30C0625H.

Shirin Kouladje People

Shirin Kouladjie, born in Iran in 1965, studied Medicine in France for three years before enrolling in Art College and has lived in Canada since 1989; her work has been shown internationally at venues including the Bronx Museum of the Arts, Sundance Film Festival, Thread Waxing Space (USA), FILE 2002 in São Paulo (Brazil), Centre D'art Contemporain de Basse-Normandie (Saint Clair, France), ISEA2002 (Japan), Istanbul Museum Web Biennial (Turkey), D.artNET (Sydney) and INVIDEO (Milan). She assembles artworks from found images and objects such as magazines, television stills, toys, newspapers and manuals; her work frequently addresses childhood, memory and loss. Since 1998 she has concentrated on web-based art and maintains the sites photomontage.com, n3xt.com and 5hirin.com as an always-open gallery for public access.

Shirley Clarke People

Shirley Clarke (1925–1997) was a leading figure of American cinema and a pioneer video artist and practitioner during the 1970s; her early 1960s works are described as major landmarks of the American New Wave movement. During the 1970s she lived and worked in the CHelsea Hotel, producing video performances, installations and documents with the Video Space Troups, a collaborating group of artists committed to experimental video performance.

Shot/Reverse Shot: A Cross-Circuit Videologue Bibliography

a series of written dialogues among video makers around questions of identity in relation to ethnicity and gender

Show Notes by Tom Baggs Bibliography

The following video tracks are a sampling of video works by three artists from the I-75 Video Corridor. These works explore electronic image production techniques available from both television studios as well as original television abstraction circuits at facilities such as the Experimental Televis…

Shu Lea Cheang People

Shu Lea Cheang is a media installation artist and filmmaker whose work activates cross-cultural collaboration; notable installations include COLOR SCHEMES (1990, Whitney Museum) and The AIRWAVES PROJECT (1991, Capp Street Project), and Those Fluttering Objects of Desire (1992, Exit Art; 1993 Whitney Biennial). Her feature film FRESH KILL (80 minutes, 35mm) premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival (1994) and was included in the Whitney Biennial (1995); other major projects include Bowling Alley (1995, Walker Art Center) and BRANDON (1998–99, Guggenheim commission). She holds an M.A. in Cinema Studies from New York University (1979) and a B.A. from National Taiwan University (1976); grants include The Rockefeller Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.

1982 Shugart Associates Chronology

Shugart Associates introduces 1.5 inch floppy disk drives

1984 Sidney Lumet Chronology

Sidney Lumet receives Governor's Arts Award

Siebren Versteeg People

Siebren Versteeg is a media artists living and working in Brooklyn, NY; he has exhibited worldwide and is represented by the Max Protech Gallery in New York. He develops a new language for digital media, transforming computer art into conceptually based works that integrate live, real-time information from television and internet sources and combine popular culture with film, photography and painting; his work examines information availability and proliferation from the associated press to online diaries to live television. Text attributed to Julie Windholm Rodriguez, MCA Chicago; website http://www.siebrenversteeg.com.

1975 Siegel Video Systems Chronology

Siegel Video Systems Processing Chrominence Synthesizer is available and distributed by Siegel-Ferraro Electronics.

1982 Siggraph '82 Chronology

Siggraph '82 Art Show in Boston, MA. July 26-30, 1982. essays by Gene Youngblood; Michael Noll; Cynthia Goodman. Works by Howard Gutstadt, Gary Hill, Steina and Woody Vasulka; Walter Wright. Work produced at Experimental Television Center: Connie Coleman and Alan Powell.

Siggraph '82 Art Show Bibliography

essays by Gene Youngblood; Michael Noll; Cynthia Goodman. Work produced at ETC: Connie Coleman and Alan Powell; also by Howard Gutstadt, Gary Hill, Steina and Woody Vasulka; Walter Wright Site: Boston Exhibition Dates: July 26-30, 1982

Siggraph '82 Conference Proceedings Bibliography

July 26-30, 1982, Boston, MA edited by R. Daniel Bergeron. Sponsored by the ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Graphics, ACM Order No. 428820. Contents follow: SIGGRAPH '82 Preface, SIGGRAPH '82 Conference Committee, SIGGRAPH '82 Exposition Exhibitor List, and SIGGRAPH '82 Contents.

Siggraph '82 Conference Proceedings Vol 16 no. 3 Bibliography

Site: Boston

1983 Siggraph '83 Chronology

Siggraph '83 Exhibition of Computer Art was held at the Isetan Museum of Art August 4–16, 1983 and traveled to sites throughout the US between July 1983 and May 1984; still prints in the exhibition were by Ralph Hocking, Walter Wright, Barbara Buckner, Connie Coleman and Alan Powell, and Tom DeWitt. The exhibition travelled to venues in France (Maison Cinema, Grenoble; Maison Culture, Chalonssuraone; Ministry of Culture, Paris; La Chartreuse Villeneuve, Lez Avignon; The American Center, Paris), Italy (City Council, Florence), Japan (Isetan Museum, Tokyo; Isetan Museum, Shizuoka; Marui Imai Museum, Hokkaido) and the USA (Flint Institute, Detroit); a videotape by Tom DeWitt and Vebeke Sorenson was produced at the Image Processing Lab at Renssalear Polytechnic Institute, Troy, and Harland Snodgrass was technical consultant on the exhibition.

Siggraph '83 Exhibition of Computer Art Bibliography

Site: Isetan Museum of Art Exhibition Dates: August 4-16, 1983