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Timothy Nohe People
Timothy Nohe is an artist and educator working with traditional and electronic media in daily life and public places; his recent work includes Intermedia works, sound scores for dance, improvisational concert works, and sustainability-focused art. He is a member of the International Corporation of Lost Structures (Sydney) and the Center for Land Use Interpretation (Los Angeles), an Associate of the Centre for Media Arts Innovation at the University of Technology Sydney, and a member of SEAMUS, EMF, ISEA, and CAA. He received a 2006 Fulbright Senior Scholar Award from the Australian - American Fulbright Commission; his work has been supported by three Maryland State Arts Council awards and a Creative Baltimore Award; URL: http://mtod.tumblr.com/.
Tina LaPorta People
Tina LaPorta is a media artist who has created web-specific artwork since 1997; she was Artist-in-Residence at Ars Electronica's FutureLab (Linz, Austria), where she created the web-based video installation TRACES. TRACES was shown at SEAFAIR '98 (Macedonia) and VIDEOMEDEJA (Bosnia), and her net works appeared in ALT-X, Studio XX (Montreal) and the Leonardo Electronic Gallery (MIT). She was Artist-in-Residence at the Experimental Television Center (Owego, NY), completed the video Camera Work, produced the Manhattan Cable monthly show CyberFemme TV (1996–97) and earned an M.F.A. from the School of Visual Arts.
Tinkering with the Archive: Pathways to Conceptual Thought and Digital Practice Bibliography
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/2565799jOur aim in nurturing cross-pollination between the Rose Goldsen Archive of New Media Art andthe Tinker Factory is to move between the creative and research worlds in new media arts,and to continue to forge innovative, groundbreaking initiatives that will expa…
Tirtza Even People
Tirtza Even completed two graduate degrees at New York University as a Fulbright Scholar and joined the University of Michigan faculty in 2005. Since 1995 she has produced linear and interactive video works about less overt manifestations of complex social and political dynamics in Palestine, Turkey, Spain, the U.S. and Germany; her work has appeared at MoMA (New York), the Whitney Biennial and the Johannesburg Biennial and is held in the permanent collections of MoMA, the Jewish Museum of New York and the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
<title>FreeCooperation</title> Bibliography
FreeCooperation. Table of Contents: free your collaboration by Trebor Scholz, excerpts from critical deviant practice by Nathan Martin, against artists by Charles Green, excerpts from decentering cooperation: collaboration without hegemony? by John Duda, grab the rules, play it hard, Basic rules for…
Toban Nichols People
Toban Nichols is a San Francisco video and installation artist whose work has been regularly exhibited since 1988 at venues including 291 Gallery in London, New Langton Arts in San Francisco, and The Seattle Art Museum. Born in Smith Center, Kansas, Nichols received a BFA in Painting from Wichita State University in 1996 and an MFA in Digital Media and Videography from The San Francisco Art Institute in 2003. Nichols has taught painting and digital media for several years; in 2002 he assisted installation artist Ann Carlson and video artist Mary Ellen Strom during their residency at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco; website: http://robotobe.com/.
Tobaron Waxman People
https://www.tobaron.com Tobaron Waxman is an interdisciplinary time based artist, specialising in performance and digital media. He recently completed an MFA at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where he also taught Voice in the Performance department. He received a BA from University of T…
Toby Kaufmann-Buhler People
I am an artist working in video/sound/installation/occasional performance, and am currently based in Madison, Wisconsin USA. http://oscillation.org/tkbuhler
Tod Foley People
Tod Foley is a game designer and interactive developer who has explored emergent narrative systems since the 1990s; he authored DayTrippers (a surreal science-fiction reality-hopping RPG), Watch the World Die (a collaborative apocalypse-generation game) and CyberSpace (an old-school cyberpunk RPG), and produced RPG systems and adventure modules for Iron Crown Enterprises. He developed immersive websites, virtual worlds, CD-ROMs, viral marketing and live promotional events for clients including Comedy Central, 20th Century Fox Films, Sony/Epic Records, Times-Mirror Magazines, Walt Disney Records, Revelations Entertainment, The WELL and The Electronic Cafe International. In the 1990s he produced large-scale semi-scripted Hypertheater events, including Ghosts in the Machine (CyberArts International, 1992).
Todd Chandler People
Todd Chandler is a filmmaker and musician who has produced impressionistic, journey-oriented films and issue-driven documentaries; his work has been screened at the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival, the Chicago Underground Film Festival, the United Nations African Issues Screening Series, and the Margaret Mead Film and Video Festival. He is a multi-instrumentalist who plays upright bass in the Minneapolis-based band Dark Dark Dark and banjo and upright bass in Fall Harbor, a musical collaboration with artist C. Ryder Cooley. He is currently directing Flood, an experimental narrative film about a journey down a river in a time of economic and ecological collapse.
Todd Lefelt People
MFA, University of Michigan; computer design study at the New School; work with Ebon Fisher on the Alula Dimension Project. MFA in Interactive Telecommunications, NYU. My personal work involves VJing at clubs and presenting collaborative video and music performance pieces.
Tom DeWitt Ditto People
Tom DeWitt (born Thomas David DeWitt, later Ditto) is an artist, inventor and teacher who began making video in 1968 at San Francisco State College and released The Leap (1969). He produced Fall (1971), Outta Space (1978) and Off On (1968), worked at SUNY Albany's Electronic Music Studio (1971–78), and co-founded WTV. He developed Pantomation and interfaces for PDP-11, PDP-8L and Apple II, obtained a diffraction range-finding patent and NSF support for 3D scanning (1993), held industry research posts and taught at RPI and Dutchess Community College; awards include a Guggenheim (1978) and NEA/NYSCA grants.
Tom Kehn People
Tom Kehn holds a diploma from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. His work has been exhibited at the Short Attention Span Film and Video Festival, which has toured throughout the US; at KidPix at Gallery FX in Boston; at Thaw 00 in Iowa City; at Marblehead Festival of the Arts Film Festival; at Uprising, VideoSpace, Boston; at First Night, Boston; and at The Knitting Factory, New York.
Tom Roe People
Tom Roe is free103point9's Program and Distribution Director and a sound artist known as DJ Dizzy; he co-founded microradio stations 87X in Tampa, FL and free103point9 in Brooklyn, NY. He performs with transmitters across FM, CB and walkie-talkie bands and has written for The Wire; his writing appeared in Undercurrents (Continuum). Of The Bridge, a collaboration with Matt Bua and Matt Mikas, premiered in Brooklyn! (2001) at the Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art; that work and Constructive Engagement received funding from the New York State Council on the Arts.
Tom Roe People
Tom Roe is a sound transmission artist and DJ Dizzy who co-founded microradio stations 87X (Tampa, FL) and free103point9 (Brooklyn, NY) and performs using transmitters across FM, CB and walkie-talkie bands as well as prepared CDs, vinyl and electronics. He has written for The Wire, Signal to Noise and The New York Post; his Free Jazz in New York piece appeared in The Wire's 20th Anniversary volume Undercurrents (Continuum). His collaboration Of The Bridge with Matt Bua and Matt Mikas premiered in Brooklyn! (2001) at the Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art; Constructive Engagement and Of The Bridge received funding from the New York State Council on the Arts. He co-curated Tune(In))) (2002) and has spoken on panels for media and grassroots organizations.
Tom Sherman People
Tom Sherman is an artist and theorist from Manistee, Michigan who emigrated to Toronto in 1971; he holds a BFA from Eastern Michigan University and is known for media art and writing on person/machine relationships. He represented Canada at the 1980 Venice Biennale; in 1983 the National Gallery of Canada mounted Cultural Engineering, a ten-year retrospective, and he was an international commissioner at the 1986 Biennale. He founded A Space Video and Fuse Magazine, directed Syracuse Universitys School of Art & Design (1991–1996) and released the CD Personal Human (1997) with Jean Piche and Bernhard Loibner.
Tom Swift Lives Bibliography
Published five times yearly. Contains articles about computing projects in the US. Focuses on home computing. This article concerns the development of terminals for the Community Memory public-access information retrieval system operating in Berkeley and San Francisco.
Tomas Stark People
Born in Stockholm, Sweden in 1982. Received education in film and literature at Stockholm University and art at Gerlesborg School of fine arts. Studied TV-production at MITV, Stockholm. Has made a number of short and experimental films, often working in collaboration with Marko Bandobranski.
Toni Dove People
Toni Dove lives and works in New York; since the early 1990s she has produced hybrids of film, installation art and experimental theater that use interface technologies such as motion sensing and a laser harp. Her projects include the live-mix film Spectropia and the DVD-ROM Sally or the Bubble Burst (Cycling '74, 2003), as well as Archeology of a Mother Tongue (with Michael Mackenzie) and Artificial Changelings. She served on the 2000/2003 Government Advisory Committee on Information Technology and Creativity and has received support from the Rockefeller Foundation, the NEA and the Eugene McDermott Award from M.I.T.
Tony Cokes People
Tony Cokes engages in cogent investigations of identity and opposition. His works question how race influences the construction of subjectivities (personal, cultural, and historical), and how race, gender, and class are perceived through what he terms the "representational regimes of image and sound…
1987 Tony Conrad Chronology
Tony Conrad publishes several articles concerning methods of reel-to-reel videotape restoration through the NY Media Decentralization Institute and Hallwalls in Buffalo.
Tony Conrad People
Tony Conrad (b. 1940) is a video, film and music composer and performer who has taught video production and analysis in the Department of Media Study at the University of Buffalo since the 1970s (formally since 1976) and previously held a teaching position at Antioch College in the 1970s. His work includes the film The Flicker and numerous video installations and performances exhibited at venues including Hallwalls, MoMA (NYC), Centre Beaubourg (Paris) and Documenta IX (1992, Kassel), and he had a 1991 video retrospective at the Kitchen. He has produced over 250 public-access programs in Buffalo, issued recordings including Early Minimalism Volume 1 and Slapping Pythagoras, toured internationally in 1997–98, and received support from NEA, NYSCA, SUNY, The Rockefeller Foundation and NYFA.
Tony Discenza People
Anthony Discenza, born in New Jersey and based in Oakland, California, earned a Studio Art degree from Wesleyan University in 1990 and an MFA from the California College of Arts and Crafts in 2000; he participates in HalfLifers, an ongoing collaboration with Torsten Z. Burns. His solo and collaborative video work has been exhibited at national and international venues including the Whitney Museum of American Art, the New York Video Festival, the Pandaemonium Festival, the Pacific Film Archive, the Impakt Festival, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. He was included in the 2000 Whitney Biennial.
Tony Labat People
Tony Labat is an artist working in video installation and sculpture; his work has been exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and elsewhere. He has received the Engelhardt Award from the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston and fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts; he teaches at the San Francisco Art Institute.
Tony Oursler People
Tony Oursler is described as an investigator of narrative video arts; his practice includes paintings, sculptures, single-channel video works, performances and large video installations. His installation Spheres of Influence (1985-86) was commissioned by the Pompidou Centre, Paris; Spillchamber 2 (1987-89) was included in Video Sculpture, 1963-1989 at the Kolnischer Konstrerein, Koln; he is represented by Electronic Arts Intermix and Diane Brown Gallery in New York and the Delta Gallery in Dusseldorf.