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  1. Video-Generated Photographs: Creating Still Images of the Imagination Bibliography

    Mary Ross; Larry Gartel; Peggy Kay; Norman Pollack

  2. Video-Music: New Correlations Bibliography

    Video-Music: New Correlations Video works by Sara Hornbacher, Reynold Weidenaar, Shalom Gorewitz, Rii Kanzaki, The Lubies. ETC.

  3. 1982 Video-Music: New Correlations Chronology

    Video-Music: New Correlations exhibition. Whitney Museum of American Art, DOwntown Branch. Video works by Sara Hornbacher, Reynold Weidenaar, Shalom Gorewitz, Rii Kanzaki, The Lubies.

  4. Video-Still Photography: Frozen Moments in Time Bibliography

    Video still photography

  5. Video, Technology, and the Educated Artist Bibliography

  6. 1991 Video: A Catalogue of the Artists' Videotapes Chronology

    Video: A Catalogue of the Artists' Videotapes published by Distribution Service of Electronic Arts Intermix. Texts by Lori Zippay, Robert Beck, Nicola Smith, Marita Sturken. Tapes available for distribution with descriptions, videographies, bibliography.

  7. Video: A Catalogue of the Artists' Videotapes Distribution Service of EAI Bibliography

    texts by Lori Zippay; Robert Beck; Nicola Smith and Marita Sturken. Tapes available for distribution with descriptions, videographies, bibliography.

  8. Video: A Retrospective Bibliography

  9. Video: A Selected Chronology, 1963-1983 Bibliography

    Video: A Selected Chronology, 1963-1983 in Art Journal: Video - The Reflexive Medium

  10. Video: Approaching Independents Bibliography

  11. Video: Das reflexive Medium Bibliography

    The book discusses the importance of video in view of technological, aesthetic and media cultural aspects. The main argument is that video represents a medium of its own and not an intermediary stage between analog and digital.On the contrary, early video experiments demonstrate a close connection b…

  12. 1980 Video: New York, Seattle and LA Chronology

    Museum of Modern Art presented Video: New York, Seattle and LA. The travelling exhibition was mounted at Seibe Museum, Tokyo; Museum of Modern Art, Hyogo, Kobe; Fukuoka Art Museum, Fukuoka City; Osaka Prefectural Contemporary Art Center, Osaka City; Hekkaido Contemporary Art Center, Tokyo; and Center for Media Art, The American Center, Paris.

  13. Video: Process and Meta-Process Bibliography

    Video: Process and Meta-Process. Contents follow: Introduction "Blueprint for a Creative Reorientation" by James Harithas, The Exhibition delineated by layout diagrams and B & W photographs, and Gillette's installations: Track/ Trace, Tetragramaton, Terraquae, Subterranean Field, Gestation/ Growth, …

  14. Video: Sammanstallt av Peter R. Meyer. Bild- & Ljudverkstaden, Sodertalje, March 17 - April 1, 1984 Bibliography

    Video: Sammanstallt av Peter R. Meyer. Bild- & Ljudverkstaden, Sodertalje, March 17 - April 1, 1984. Sections of this program include Video: "The Medium is the Message" by Marshall Mc Luhan, Video Goes Audio, a list of artists and exhibits included in the Program, the Videographers History, SVideo a…

  15. Video: State of the Art Bibliography

    Prepared by Johanna Gill (Ph.D., Brown University; teaches at the Massachusetts College of Art) and prefaced by Howard Klein (Director for Arts, Rockefeller Foundation; June 1976), this report documents video artists, groups and centers across the United States and Canada. It traces the medium's emergence around 1968–69 with portable portapak equipment and profiles practitioners such as Nam June Paik and Les Levine. It surveys centers such as KQED/NCET and WGBH and notes institutional support from the Rockefeller Foundation and the New York State Council for the Arts.

  16. 1976 "Video: State of the Art" Chronology

    Johanna Gill authors "Video: State of the Art", concerning video activities in NYS and the US. Published by The Rockefeller Foundation

  17. Video: The Distinctive Features of the Medium Bibliography

  18. Video: The Reflexive Medium Bibliography

  19. Video: The Reflexive Medium Bibliography

    Sara Hornbacher, Guest Editor, frames eleven articles and reviews and includes Barbara Londons Selected Chronology covering 196393 to outline the brief history of video art. Contributors examine technological and institutional change, including Benjamin Buchloh on developments since the mid-1960s; Katherine Dieckmann on Electra at the Mus6e d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris (1984); Lucinda Furlong on image-processed video and Nam June Paik and the marketing of portable video equipment by SONY/Japan; and the rise of media centers funded by state and federal agencies and university programs. Hornbacher is a visual artist, curator and artist-in-residence at The Experimental Television Center, Owego, New York, since 1976.

  20. Video. Montreal: Artextes. In French and English Bibliography

  21. Video/Performance/Architecrure Bibliography

  22. Video/Television: Expanded Forms Bibliography

  23. 1982 Video/TV: Humor/Comedy Chronology

    Video/TV: Humor/Comedy was a touring video exhibition organized by Media Study/Buffalo, curated by John Minkowsky and supported by the National Endowment for the Arts; a catalog essay by Minkowsky and extensive thematic introductions and artist notes accompanied the exhibition. The program derived from Minkowsky's design of a Video Comedy course for the Center for Media Study in 1981 and for the San Francisco Art Institute in 1982; the exhibition was divided into thematic sections and listed contributing artists for each. Distributors of works in the series included General Idea, Electronic Arts Intermix, Art Metropole and Castelli-Sonnabend Tapes and Films.

  24. Video/TV: Humor/Comedy Bibliography

    Video/TV: Humor/Comedy. 1982 Curator(s): Minkowsky, John From the introduction: "The touring exhibition VIDEO/TV: HUMOR/COMEDY was conceived in early 1980 as a means of exploring the recent renaissance of experimental comedy in the visual and performing arts and in the entertainment industry." Video…

  25. Videoarco '92. Program: Juan Carlos I Exhibition Centre Bibliography

    Videoarco '92. Program: Juan Carlos I Exhibition Centre. This program shows scheduled events for the Videoarco '92 video conference featuring the following themes: Information Video, Video Creation, Infography, and Holography. Institution/Organizer: Videoarco Site: Juan Carlos I Exhibition Centre Cu…