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The Society of Mind Bibliography
The Society of Mind. "270 brilliantly original essays on... how the mind works." Contents follow: Prologue, Wholes and Parts, Conflict and Compromise, The Self, Individuality, Insight and Introspection, Problems and Goals, A Theory of Memory, Summaries, Papert's Principle, The Shape of Space, Learni…
The Sony System, Product Catalog Bibliography
Sony Corporation of America. The Sony System, Product Catalog. Inside cover features the SONY SMC-70 Microcomputer with description and photograph. Folder also includes four configurations (basic, expanded memory, 16 bit, and the fully expanded). Inside back cover holds Application Software, Account…
The Spaghetti City Video Manual: A Guide to Use, Repair and Maintenance Bibliography
Comprehensive guide to tools.
The Spectacle of Image Bibliography
The Sponsor: Notes on a Modern Potentate Bibliography
The State of the Art Bibliography
The Story Behind Organized Art Bibliography
The Story of WGBH New Television Workshop Bibliography
The Structure of Art Bibliography
The Subject of Feminist Film Theory/Practice Bibliography
The Success of the Failure of Video Art Bibliography
The Sustainability of Video Art: Preservation of Dutch Video Art Collections Bibliography
In the early 19902 the Netherlands Media Art Institute, Montevideo/Time Based Arts began research into the preservation of video art. By 2003 a substantial portion of the video art in public collections has been preserved. Contents: Project Preservation Video Art. Preservation Method and technique. …
The Synapse Media Center: An Object Lesson in Closing an Artists' Organization Bibliography
The Tapes are Disappearing Preservation
Account of the deterioration and neglect of independently produced videotape since the 1960s, tracing preservation concerns to NEA support for the American Film Institute and the early Film and Television Archives Advisory Committee (later AMIA); it documents the finite lifespan of videotape, the dispersal of collections, and limited resources for care. The text lists preservation initiatives including BAVC’s 1995 remastering facility, IMAP’s 1999 founding, key publications and conferences, and announces a May 2002 symposium to address remastering, economics and collection assessment; named participants and funders include Deirdre Boyle, Debby Silverfine, Luke Hones, Mona Jimenez, the Library of Congress, NYS Council on the Arts and the Getty Foundation.
The Tarbell Floppy Disk Interface Bibliography
The Tarbell Floppy Disk Interface includes Overview, Theory of Operation, Assembling the Interface Board, Setting the Jumpers, Checkout, Firmware and Drivers, Reference Information. Price Information.
The Technique of Kinetic Art Bibliography
The Technique of Kinetic Art. Contents follow: Part I (Vision and perception, Illusion, and Illusory movement), Part II (Light and simple optics, Colour, and The use of light), Part III (Control of light: mechanical, Control of light: electro-mechanical, Control of light: electronic, and Basic circu…
The Technological Imagination: Theories and Fictions. Madison, Wis.: , 1980 Bibliography
1971 "The Television Environment" Chronology
"The Television Environment," University Art Museum, Berkeley, produced by William Adler and John Margolies for Telethon. Circulates through American Federation of Arts
The Television Establishment, the Independent Producer and the Search for Diversity. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy Bibliography
The Television Establishment, the Independent Producer and the Search for Diversity. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy
1972 The Television Laboratory Chronology
The Television Laboratory was a unit at WNET/Thirteen in New York; it was founded with grants from the Rockefeller Foundation and the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA). Directors included David Loxton and Carol Brandenburg; in its first year it initiated an artists-in-residence program that included Shirley Clarke, Douglas Davis, Ed Emshwiller and Nam June Paik.
1979 The Television Laboratory at WNET TV Chronology
The Television Laboratory at WNET TV awarded 11 grants through the Artists in Residence Program and the Independent Documentary Fund. Recipients included Mitchell Kriegman (Door Stories); Dan Reeves (untitled); Warrington Hudlin (Gypsy Cab); Anita Thacher (Small Talk); Ralph Hocking (untitled); Sally Shapiro and Frank Foster (Audio Visual Jazz); Robert Holguin (Crystal: The Brown Out); Ira Wohl (A Woman's Decision); Ross McElwee with Michael Negroponte and Alexandra Anthony (The Disappeared Ones); Robert Van Leirop (The Class of '54); and Martha Sandlin (A Lady Named Baybie).
The Television Laboratory News Groups
The TV Lab at Thirteen was established in 1972 to develop television as an art form and ran Artist-In-Residence programs enabling video artists, choreographers, painters and graphic artists to work with portable tape equipment, synthesizers, lasers and computers and collaborated with Nam June Paik. The Lab administers the Independent Documentary Fund, created in fall 1977 with a $500,000 grant from the Ford Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts; IDF grants were first awarded February 1978 and funded works screened on PBS in NON-FICTION TELEVISION (premiered February 1979). The Lab announced a national weekly beginning April 4, 1980; David Loxton served as Director.
The Temporary State of the Art Bibliography
1987 The Thinking Eye Chronology
The Thinking Eye exhibition at International Center for Photography April 24-June 21, 1987. Juan Downey
The Thinking Eye: Juan Downey Bibliography
Institution/Organizer: International Center for Photography Site: International Center for Photography Exhibition Dates: April 24-June 21, 1987 Artist(s): Downey,Juan