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  1. 1970 "The First Gathering: Alternative Media Project" Chronology

    "The First Gathering: Alternative Media Project," Godard College, Plainfield, Vermont, Media Conference

  2. The Flaherty Bibliography

  3. The Form and Sense of Video Bibliography

    The Form and Sense of Video

  4. The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis. Edited by Jacques Alain Miller Bibliography

  5. The Fourth Dimension and Non-Euclidean Geometry in Modern Art Bibliography

    The Fourth Dimension and Non-Euclidean Geometry in Modern Art. Contents follow: List of Illustrations, Acknowledgments, Introduction, The Nineteenth-Century Background, Cubism and the New Geometries, Marcel Duchamp and the New Geometries, The Fourth Dimension and Non-Euclidean Geometry in America, T…

  6. 1979 The Frontier Chronology

    The Frontier was a weekly series of 16 programs broadcast on WNED-TV in Buffalo, NY from December 15, 1979 to April 19, 1980; it was produced by Media Study/Buffalo with David Shapiro as Director, which curated the series, and WNED-TV provided technical assistance for broadcast. Producer Lynn Corcoran and Executive Producer James Blue were credited for Media Study/Buffalo; the series showcased independent video and filmmakers and received support from the New York State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Canada Council. Participants included AP Ferullo, Marcelle Pecot, Joan Chase, John Hardham, Rick Hancox, Sally Dundas, Paul Cassellman, Michalel Kennedy and numerous other video artists and filmmakers.

  7. 1983 The Frontier Chronology

    The Frontier is a weekly series of 13 new programs broadcast on WNED-TV in Buffalo, NY; it was produced by Media Study/Buffalo with technical assistance from WNED-TV and showcases independent video and filmmakers. The 1983 Frontier series presents 26 titles by 23 artists and includes Steina, John Caldwell, Tobe Carey and Paul McGowan. Funding and support came from the New York State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Canada Council; production personnel include Producer Lynn Corcoran, Assistant to the Producer Barbara Lattanzi and Executive Producer Gerald O'Grady.

  8. The Future of Cultural Programming Bibliography

    PBS

  9. The Future of Latino Independent Media: A NALIP Sourcbook Bibliography

    A project of the National Association of Latino Independent Producers. Concerns "The Future of Latino Independent Media: Public Television and Beyond" conference held June 3-6, 1999 in California.

  10. The Garden in the Machine: A Field Guide to Independent Films about Place Bibliography

  11. The Gate Bibliography

    Description and photograph of the Gate Theater. Description by Elsa Tambellini. Photo by Jesse Fernandez.

  12. The Gate Theater Bibliography

    On 12 July, 1962 the narrator performed at MoMA during Aldo Tamellini's Award of the Golden Screw; Aldo then opened The Center in a Lower East Side loft and organized a festival at St. Mark's-in-the-Bouwery Church. In October 1963 St Mark's hosted an independent sculpture show of forty U.S. sculptors; in 1964 Aldo began projection work and the narrator served as assistant projectionist and coordinator for intermedia events using slides, film and light equipment. The narrator opened The Gate Theatre to screen underground films and, with Aldo and Otto Piene, founded the Black Gate Electromedia Theater above the auditorium; legal conflicts included a three-month battle over flag burning and threats related to the underground film Brothel.

  13. The Gentrification of Video Bibliography

    Alive from Off Center

  14. The Global Village Handbook for Independent Producers and Public Television Bibliography

  15. The Golden Web: History of Broadcasting in the United States Bibliography

  16. 1979 The Governor's Office for Motion Pictures and Television Chronology

    The Governor's Office for Motion Pictures and Television is established in NYS.

  17. The Grammar of the Video Image Bibliography

  18. The Grimm Tale: The Evolution of a Multimedia Performance Bibliography

    Petit participated in Residency Program at the Experimental Television Center

  19. The Gutenberg Elegies: The Fate of Reading in an Electronic Age Bibliography

  20. The Gutenberg Galaxy Bibliography

  21. The Handling and Storage of Magnetic Recording Tape Bibliography

  22. The Harrison Laboratories LVR Series DC Power Supply Operating and Service Manual Model 6263A DC Power Supply Bibliography

    The Harrison Laboratories LVR Series DC Power Supply Operating and Service Manual Model 6263A DC Power Supply. Includes schematics.

  23. The Hearing Bibliography

  24. 1988 The Herbert F. Johnson Museum Chronology

    The Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Cornell University, Ithaca, presents "Media Buff: The Media Art of Buffalo," curated by Richard Herskowitz

  25. The History of Third World Newsreel 1967-1997 Groups

    Founded as Newsreel in December 1967 (incorporated 1968 as Camera News, Inc.) in New York City, the collective produced short documentaries on Vietnam-era and domestic protests and imported Vietnamese and Cuban films for U.S. distribution. After a 1973 caucus the New York chapter was redirected and renamed Third World Newsreel; the organization shifted to broaden access for women and people of color, established training programs and expanded distribution (surpassing production by 1986) and by the 1990s distributed over 250 titles while fiscally sponsoring about 25 productions annually. TWN curated exhibitions and touring retrospectives, ran the Advanced Production Workshop, produced five new documentaries since 1990 including Homes Apart: Korea (1991) and A Litany for Survival (1995), and mounted a Museum of Modern Art retrospective beginning October 1998.