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Walter Benjamin, or, Towards a Revolutionary Criticism Bibliography

Walter Wright People

Walter Wright began creating electronic images and sound at the University of Waterloo in 1966 and worked as a video artist, animator and software engineer at Computer Image Corp. and Dolphin Productions (operating a Scanimate); he collaborated with Ed Emshwiller on Thermogenisis and Scapemates and showed tapes regularly at the Kitchen where he was assistant director. As artist-in-residence at the Experimental Television Center, NY 1973-76 he pioneered video performance, toured with the Paik/Abe video synthesizer and joined a 1978 LSI-11 computer-to-video system project supported by the NEA. He is a member of Boston collective VideoSpace, co-founder of 911 Gallery, developed the Video Shredder and performed across the US east coast and Canada.

Walter Wright and his Amazing Video Machine Bibliography

Walter Wright, artist-in-residence at the Experimental Television Center in Binghamton, NY, toured New York State with a portable video synthesizer for demonstrations and workshops and presented a live performance in Rochester under Portable Channel sponsorship; Chuck Heuer assisted during the week-long session. The project was funded as an individual project by the New York State Council on the Arts; Wright discussed studio and portable synthesizer systems (including a Shuya Abe colorizer, Nam June Paik wobulator, Rutt/Etra and direct-video units), collaborative development of a voltage-control video synthesizer and equipment issues such as time-base correctors and emerging video-disc distribution.

Walter Wright Video Synthesis Workshop and Performance. Binghamton University. April 7 - 9, 1974 Bibliography

1987 WAMC-FM Chronology

Albany's WAMC-FM hosts a conference on "Public Radio and Its Place in the Arts," co-sponsored with the State Office of Education and New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA)

Want Ads Bibliography

Telephone messages at the Experimental Television Center, in the form of want ads.

War and Peace in the Global Village Bibliography

War and Peace in the Global Village. An inventory of some of the current spastic situations that could be eliminated by more feedforward.

Ward Electronic Industries. Riker-Maxon. Product Catalog Bibliography

Ward Electronic Industries. Riker-Maxon. Product Catalog. Leaflets contain photographs, information, diagrams including block diagrams and schematics for numerous products including, but not limited to Color Sync Generator - Type TF-915, Pulse Distribution Amplifier - Type TA-903, and AC-650 Dual Ch…

Warehouse Sound Co. Professional Products Group Bibliography

Warehouse Sound Co. Professional Products Group. This colorful catalog featuring many happy-faced music lovers, includes an introduction by David Riordan, prices and descriptions of Mixers, Heads & Amps, Speakers, Equalizers, complete Systems, Microphones, and Pick-Ups. Also features sections on rec…

Watching Television: A Pantheon Guide to Popular Culture Bibliography

Wayne Ashley People

Wayne Ashley is an independent new media creator, curator, and consultant who was curator of new media for Thundergulch at the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, organizing public programming on art and technology. He collaborated on House[raw], a three-year multidisciplinary online project, and curated an online exhibit for Nikelab.com. From 1999 to 2001 he was the first Manager of New Media at BAM, where he established the New Media Department and designed Arts in Multimedia (AIM) with Bell Labs; he produced and presented works and web documentaries, curated Under_score for BAM's Next Wave Down Under Festival 2001, and holds an MA and Ph.D. from New York University.

Ways of Seeing Bibliography

We Can't Go Home Again Bibliography

Perspective on Nicholas Ray's film We Can't Go Home Again by a student-participant in the film, made at Binghamton University in the early 1970s. Wim Wenders. Lightning Over Water

2000 Web Chronology

Web size estimated at over 1 billion pages

1997 Web size Chronology

Web size estimated at 275 - 320 million pages

Wegman's World Bibliography

Wegman's World Bibliography

Well, It’s a Heck of a Long Way from Marcus Welby Bibliography

Work of Stephen Beck at the National Center for Experiments in Television at KQED, San Francisco

Wellman Hall to Host Multi-Media Exhibition Bibliography

"The Birchbark Canoe" exhibition at Wellman Hall at the Springfield Library (MA) featured a videotape, "Ideal Canoe" by Ken Dominick. "A single videotape depicts the construction of the ideal canoe." - The Kitchen calendar and newsletter, January 1974. Exhibition: Everson Museum of Art (Syracuse), T…

Wells-Gardner Electronics Corporation. Black and White TV Monitors Service Manual and Parts Catalog. Models V1001- Chassis only, 19V1001 - 19" CRT, 19V1003 - 19" CRT, 22V1001 - 23" CRT, 22V1003 - 23" CRT Bibliography

Wells-Gardner Electronics Corporation. Black and White TV Monitors Service Manual and Parts Catalog. Models V1001- Chassis only, 19V1001 - 19" CRT, 19V1003 - 19" CRT, 22V1001 - 23" CRT, 22V1003 - 23" CRT. Includes coverpage photograph, general information, theory of operation (block diagrams), schem…

Weltonville Meeting Bibliography

April 15, 1978 meeting: Meryl Blackman, Peer Bode, Paul Davis, Ralph Hocking, Sherry Miller, Steina Vasulka, Walter Wright, Neil Zusman. Discussion of ETC and tool development.

1980 Wendy Clarke Chronology

Wendy Clarke's "Love Tapes," an interactive video installation, is exhibitied at the World Trade Center, New York City

Werke 1946-1976: Media Planning for the Postindustrial Society Bibliography

Werke 1946-1976: Norbert Wiener and Marshall McLuhan Bibliography

1986 WGBH Chronology

WGBH-Boston becomes co-producer of WNET, New York City "New Television" series of artists' videotapes