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Video Aids Corporation of Colorado. Model 5000 NTSC Color Genlock Sync Generator and Model 5000 Option 01 Helical Genlock Instruction Manual Bibliography
Video Aids Corporation of Colorado. Model 5000 NTSC Color Genlock Sync Generator and Model 5000 Option 01 Helical Genlock Instruction Manual. Booklet includes coverpage front panel photographs, sections on specifications, theory of operation, and troubleshooting. Also includes a parts list, block di…
Video Aids Corporation of Colorado. Product Catalog. Models 100, 5000, CPG-1, A-1, A-1A, etc Bibliography
Video Aids Corporation of Colorado. Product Catalog features photographs, descriptions, and prices for these and other Models: 100, 5000, CPG-1, A-1, A-1A, etc. The catalog also features an article on Helical-Scan Editing by Jim French and Walter Skowron.
Video Aids Corporation of Colorado. VACC Model A-1, Optical Isolator Kit Installation Manual Bibliography
Video Aids Corporation of Colorado. VACC Model A-1, Optical Isolator Kit Installation Manual. Contains information and diagrams for mechanical installation, including block diagrams, schematics and a parts list.
Video Al Fresco Bibliography
Video in the Park Festival
Video and Abstract Expressionism Bibliography
1975 Video and Dancing in Binghamton Chronology
Video and Dancing in Binghamton performance sponsored by Experimental Television Center and The American Dance Asylum, with Bill Jones, Lois Welk and Arnie Zane. 2/21-22/75. Video by Meryl Blackman, Peer Bode
Video and Dancing in Binghamton Bibliography
Video and Dancing in Binghamton performance.
1975 Video and Education in New York Sate Art Museums Chronology
Video and Education in New York State Art Museums was a two day conference held in April 1975 at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York; the event was funded by a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts. Attendees included representatives from numerous art museums, university galleries, colleges, school districts, arts organizations and public television stations. Listed participants ranged from New York institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Whitney Museum of American Art, Albright-Knox Gallery and SUNY campuses to out-of-state organizations including the Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Depot, Yuma, Arizona.
Video and Electoral Appeal Bibliography
Video and Language: Video as Language Bibliography
Video and Pulse Distribution Amplifiers Instruction Manual. Visual Electronics Corporation. Models V201-203, Visual VC201B, Visual VC220B Bibliography
Video and Pulse Distribution Amplifiers Instruction Manual. Visual Electronics Corporation. Includes red/black and white cover with photograph, instructions on maintenance, block diagrams and schematics. Models V201-203, Visual VC201B, Visual VC220B.
1978 Video and Television Documentary Festival Chronology
Fourth Annual Video and Television Documentary Festival took place May 28 - June 10, 1978; it was organized by Global Village, Festival Director, and Barbara Mayfield, Julie Gustafson and Karen Mooney served as Program Coordinators. Participants and contributors listed include Stevenson Palfim; Andrew Kolker and Eddie Kurtz/NOVAC; Nancy Porter; USER Video; Seabrook Video Collective; Bob and Ingrid Wiegand; Man June Paik and Dimitri Devyatkin; Jon Alpert and Keiko Tsuno; Twyla Tharp Dance Foundation and the TV Lab at WNET; and other named artists and collectives; the record is an exhibition catalog.
1976 "Video and Television Review" begins Chronology
On February 7, 1976 the Television Laboratory at WNET/Channel 13 (New York City) began Video and Television Review, a weekly presentation of experimental programs by independent artists and producers and by artists in residence at the WNET TV Lab and WGBH/Boston's Experimental Workshop and other experimental centers. Most programs, including interviews hosted by Russell Connor, were made available from Electronic Arts Intermix; the series was conceived by David Loxton. Artists presented included TVTV, Ian Hugo, Ed Emschwiller, Peter Campus, Nam June Paik, Arthur Ginsberg and Video Free America, Tom DeWitt and Cara DeVito, among others.
1974 Video and the Art Museum Chronology
Video and the Art Museum was a three-day workshop and seminar held April 4–6, 1974 at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse; it was supported by the New York State Council on the Arts and the Rockefeller Foundation. Program included presentations by William Wegman, Phil Niblock, Frank Gilette, Walter Wright and Juan Downey, on-going tape screenings including Circuit: A Video Invitational and works by Andy Mann, Ira Schneider, Nam June Paik and Peter Campus, and additional talks and seminars including portapack training and a production seminar at Synapse.
Video and the Library Bibliography
Video and the Theory of Relativity Bibliography
Video Art Bibliography
Video Art Bibliography
"This book is the first detailed overview of an art form born less than forty years ago and now ubiquitous internationally. Made possible by the introduction of the Sony Portapak in 1965, video art has moved from brief showings on tiny screens in alternative art spaces to dominance in international …
Video Art (Basic Art) Bibliography
Artists featured: Eija-Liisa Ahtila, Chris Cunningham, Matthew Barney, Fischli/Weiss, Gary Hill, Nan Hoover, Christian Marclay, Steve McQueen, Mariko Mori, Bruce Nauman, Tony Oursler, Marcel Odenbach, Nam June Paik, Pipilotti Rist, Sam Taylor-Wood, Bill Viola, Gillian Wearing.
Video Art Distribution Collections
In 1983, according to a survey conducted by the Media Alliance, the seven top video art distributors in America accrued less than $300,000 in revenues. The figure is shamefully low - $100,000 less than the average budget for a single half-hour broadcast television show. The total is minute even by a…
Video Art Distribution Bibliography
Video Data Bank, The Kitchen, Independent Cinema Artists and Producers, New VIdeo
Video Art Goes State of the Art Bibliography
John Sanborn, Dean Winkler
Video Art Issue Bibliography
1981 Video Art Review Chronology
Anthology Film Archives presented a series of 18 programs titled Video Art Review in collaboration with Electronic Arts Intermix; program notes accompanied the series. Contributors listed include Nam June Paik, DCTV, Ed Emschwiller, WGBH, Peter Campus, NCET, John Reilly and Stefan Moore, TVTV, Ant Farm, Woody Vasulkas, Steina Vasulka, Skip Blumberg, Skip Sweeney and Richard Foreman.
Video Art Review Bibliography
Series of 18 programs presented by AFA in collaboration with EAI. Program notes. Paik, DCTV, Ed Emschwiller, WGBH, Peter Campus, NCET, John Reilly and Stefan Moore, TVTV, Ant FarmVasulkasSkip Blumberg, Skip Sweeney, Richard Foreman and others.