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Taka Iimura's "I=YOU=HE/SHE" Bibliography

Taka Iimura's I=YOU=HE/SHE was shown at the Whitney Museum of American Art, June 5–17, 1979; it used live image and delayed replay to turn the monitor into a mirror that displaces space and time and renders the present into past and future tenses. Iimura treated videotape and the television monitor as generators of language and explored this approach in installations REGISTER YOURSELF and FACE TO FACE and in the single-channel tape SELF IDENTITY. He framed video as a semiotic ideogram to investigate self, perception and Derridean deconstruction.

Takahiko Iimura People

Takahiko Iimura is a pioneer of Japanese experimental film and video, working in film since 1960 and in video since 1970; his early film Onan won the Special Prize at the Brussels International Experimental Festival in 1964. He moved to the USA in 1966 as a Harvard University International Seminar fellow sponsored by the Asia Foundation and subsequently received numerous fellowships, including the Japan Society, New York (1966–68), the German Academy Exchange Service, Berlin (1973–74, 1992) and the National Endowment for the Arts (1979). He has published multimedia interactive CD-ROMs and DVDs, worked in residence at the Experimental Television Center and the Institute for Electronic Arts, and held major solo exhibitions at institutions such as MoMA (1975, 1981), the Whitney (1981), Centre Pompidou (1977) and Museo Reina Sofía (2000).

Takahiko Iimura at the Lux: Film, Video, CD-rom, Installation Bibliography

Takahiko Iimura at the Lux: Film, Video, CD-rom, Installation. Contents follow: Takahiko Iimura at the Lux by Helen de Witt, Takahiko Iimura- Getting the Measure of Time by Malcolm Le Grice, Identity in the Video of Takahiko Iimura by Takahiko Iimura, A Semiology of Video by Takahiko Iimura, and Bio…

Takahiko Iimura, Seeing: Film et Video Bibliography

Takahiko Iimura, Seeing: Film et Video. Installation de Films, Videos, CD-ROM, Serigraphies. In French and Japonese. Institution/Organizer: Espace Donguy APEGAC Site: Espace Donguy APEGAC Curator(s): Fukui,Kana Exhibition Dates: May 12-29, 1999

Take-Home Video Art Bibliography

New Video stores rent independent work

Taking Liberty: the second part of the international artists exchange program Bibliography

Taking Liberty: the second part of the international artists exchange program. Introduction by Jed Speare and Nancy Adams. Enclosed, inside cover, a letter of correspondence between Jed Speare and Sherry Hocking, ETC (Experimental Television Center). Also a report, Performative Liberty, by Kevin Gre…

Taking Your Wares to Market: Contracting for Home Video Distribution Bibliography

Tali Hinkis People

LoVid is Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus. Using homemade electronic devices and DIY sculptural instruments, LoVid overwhelms the senses with new media in their performances, videos, objects, and installations. LoVid has toured the US and Europe extensively performing, exhibiting, and lecturing at The B…

1992 talk radio Chronology

Internet talk radio broadcasts

Talking Faces, Eating Time, and Electronic Catharsis Bibliography

National Center for Experiments in Television (NCET) reports, no date; list of participants also included

Talking Faces, Eating Time, and Electronic Catharsis Bibliography

Talking Faces, Eating Time, and Electronic Catharsis by Marvin Duckler.

Talking to Myself: Phenomenological Operation Bibliography

Takahiko Iimura created the videotape series Talking to Myself: Phenomenological Operation (1978) and exhibited one tape as an installation in 1979; the work is based on a sentence by Jacques Derrida from Speech and Phenomena, and Other Essays on Husserl's Theory of Signs (translated by David B. Allison). Iimura records himself with synchronized, dubbed and erased audio to produce splits between the speaking I and the hearing I, including a silent voice and a circular phrasing in piece no. 2; the installation plays material on two tapes across two monitors with four speakers using time-shifting and overlap. Program entry from De Appel Gallery, Amsterdam, 1980.

Tally and Russ Johnson People

Taly and Russ are collaborative visual artists working in video, photography, collage and artist books; Taly is a Film and TV graduate of New York University, born in Israel, and Russ is a Detroit native and Cooper Union graduate. They met in New York in 1988 and married in May 1992, producing multi-media music shows, short videos, documentaries and artist books; their videos have screened at domestic and international venues and The Rabin Center recently acquired Silent Voices. Their books are held by the Museum of Modern Art library, the New York State Library, the International Art Archive (Pisa) and the City Art Museum, Koenigsberg-Kaliningrad; they live in New York City with their five-year-old daughter Truly.

Tami Gold People

AndersonGold Films is the production company of Kelly Anderson and Tami Gold, both professors in the Department of Film & Media Studies at Hunter College (CUNY). Their production work includes OUT AT WORK: Lesbians and Gay Men on the Job, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and was remade …

Tammy McGovern People

Tammy McGovern is a new media artist whose videos and interactive work have been shown internationally; she currently serves as Program Associate at Squeaky Wheel. She holds a BA from the University of Buffalo and has exhibited at West Virginia University, the Malaysian Institute of Art, Squeaky Wheel, Visual Studies Workshop and Hallwalls.

Tammy Renee Brackett People

Tammy Renee Brackett holds a BFA and MFA from Alfred University; her exhibitions include RIT, Cazenovia College Gallery, Albright-Knox Art Gallery (Buffalo), Forum Theater (Binghamton), Carnegie Art Center (Tonawanda), Alfred University, Hornell Arts Council, Brickhouse Cafe (TX), Visual Studies Workshop, Agetsuchi Fureai Hall (Japan), Rainbow Mission Foundation (Hungary) and Zagreb Pride Exhibition (Croatia). She is a producer with White Dog Records and is building a digital studio.

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. Diagnostics: TRS-80 Color Computer. Cat. No. 26-3019 Bibliography

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. Diagnostics: TRS-80 Color Computer. Cat. No. 26-3019. Cover: A yellow "D" for Diagnostics formed by an abstract circuit board. Inside, paragraphs include: Introduction, Setting Up, BASIC ROM Test, Expansion ROM Test, Quick RAM Test, Long RAM Test, Video Test, RS-232 T…

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. Getting Started with Color Basic: TRS-80 Color Computer Bibliography

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. Getting Started with Color Basic: TRS-80 Color Computer. Table of Contents: Section 1- Getting the Hang of It (Chapters: Meet your Computer, Your Computer Never Forgets, See How Easy it is, Count the Beat, Sing out the Time, Decisions, Decisions, Games of Chance, Save…

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. Going Ahead with Extended Color Basic: TRS-80 Color Computer Bibliography

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. Going Ahead with Extended Color Basic: TRS-80 Color Computer. Contents follow: Introduction, Part I: Shapes and Sounds (Chapters: Let's Get to the Point, Hold that Line!, Minding Your P's and Q's, The Silver Screen, Going in Circles, The Big Brush-Off, Draw the Line S…

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. The biggest name in little computers. TRS-80 Color Computer Micro-Computer System Bibliography

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. The biggest name in little computers. TRS-80 Color Computer Micro-Computer System. Brochure includes the following points of interest: Start-up, Video Control Codes, Operators, Graphic Character Codes, Functions, Control Keys, Special Characters, Error Messages, and S…

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. TRS-80 Color Computer Technical Reference Manual Bibliography

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. TRS-80 Color Computer Technical Reference Manual. Information for Programmers and Technicians. Table of Contents includes the following sections: Introduction, Disassembly/ Assembly, Theory of Operation, Troubleshooting, Parts Lists, Printed Circuit Board, and Schemat…

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. TRS-80 Color Computer: Operation Manual. Catalog No. 26-3001/3002 Bibliography

Tandy Corporation. Radio Shack. TRS-80 Color Computer: Operation Manual. Catalog No. 26-3001/3002. Cover: An artist's reproduction of the computer shows a rainbow vortex leading to a blue room with red doorway. Back cover: A scene from outer space. Contents follow: Welcome to TRS-80 Color!, Installa…

Tania Cypriano People

Tania Cypriano received a Finishing Funds award from the Experimental Television Center in 1995 for "Odo Ya! Life with AIDS". This is the affirming story of how Candomble, a Brazilian religion of African origin, has become a source of strength and power in the fight against AIDS in Brazil. Shot in R…

Tapco Model 2200 Owner's Manual Bibliography

Tapco Model 2200 Owner's Manual. Ilustrated with photographs and diagrams, technical specifications.

Tape Formats and Hardware - Research and Planning Efforts Preservation

Compiled directory of research, reference works and online sources concerning obsolete and endangered videotape formats and playback hardware. Entries cite organizations and projects including Experimental Television Center (Video History Project Tools), Independent Media Arts Preservation (resource-guide development), Media Alliance (Magnetic Media Preservation Sourcebook) and Specs Brothers (tape restoration); published references include Ampex, A Guide to Media and Formats (Redwood City, CA: Ampex, 1989) and Murphy, Television and Video Preservation (Library of Congress, 1997); online guides listed include Ampex Virtual Museum, Stauderman's Video Format Identification Guide (AIC Electronic Media SIG), VidiPax, and hardware resources such as AMIA-L, Dave Jones Design and the Dead Media Project.