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1978 Word Star Chronology

Word Star word processing program written by Rob Barnaby available for Intel 8080 Z 80 based CP/M-80 systems

Words and Images: Thinking and Translation Bibliography

Work from Experimental Television Center Bibliography

Work from Experimental Television Center Binghamton, NY. Sept. 19 to Oct. 2, 1972. Introduction by James Harithas, Director for the Everson Museum of Art.

Work from Experimental Television Center Bibliography

Work from Experimental Television Center Binghamton, NY. Sept. 19 to Oct. 2, 1972. The artist is not ahead of his time, he is in it. The consumer is living in the past. Video breaks down that gap"- a quote from Mike Goldberg, Intermedia, Vancouver followed by a second introduction by David A. Ross, …

Work from the Experimental Television Center Bibliography

Work from the Experimental Television Center Charlotte Moorman performance; Nam June Paik performance; Shigeko Jubota performance; catalog essay by David Ross Institution/Organizer: Everson Museum of Art Site: Everson Museum of Art Exhibition Dates: September 19-October 2, 1972

1972 Work from the Experimental Television Center Chronology

Exhibition Work from the Experimental Television Center was held at the Everson Museum of Art, September 19–October 2, 1972; the catalog included an introduction by James Harithas and an essay by David Ross. Live performances featured Charlotte Moorman, Nam June Paik and Shigeko Kubota; other works included TV Bed, a collaborative piece by Ralph Hocking, Sherry Miller, Nam June Paik and Charlotte Moorman, Video Construction (a nine-channel view of the museum), Three Channel Video Performance (Shigeko Kubota), Minimal Piano Performance (Nam June Paik) and a Jazz Concert with live music and a Paik Abe video synthesizer. The program also presented continuous four-channel videotape screenings of works produced at the Experimental Television Center.

Work from the Experimental Television Center: Introduction and Daily Performance Schedule Bibliography

Catalog Introduction Daily Performance Schedule Catalog Introduction The artist is not ahead of his time, he is in it. The consumer is living in the past. Video breaks down that gap. -Mike Goldberg, Intermedia, Vancouver The development of a popular art-oriented television system as a technically vi…

Workshop at Experimental Television Center (Community Center for Television Production) by the Vasulkas Bibliography

1983 World Wide Video Festival Chronology

World Wide Video Festival, Den Haag. 1983. First Festival in 1982. Catalog of 1983 exhibition in English and Dutch. Skip Blumberg, Shalom Gorewitz, Julie Harrison, Bill Viola, Reynold Weidenaar.

World Wide Video Festival Bibliography

First Festival in 1982. Catalog of exhibition. English and Dutch. Blumberg. Gorewitz, Harrison, Viola, Weidenaar.

World Wide Video Festival Catalogue Bibliography

1991 World Wide Web Chronology

World Wide Web released by CERN

Wright Computer System: Software for a Computer Based Video Synthesizer by Walter Wright Bibliography

Wright Computer System: Software for a Computer Based Video Synthesizer by Walter Wright (52 pages, folder contains duplicate pages). Index contains the following chapters: Introduction and Program Goals, Description of Main Program, Description of Data Buffers, Programming Techniques, Summary and A…

1978 Writer's Guild Chronology

Writer's Guild, New York City, establishes a fellowship/mentor program with New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funding

Wrong Move 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. Susan Ray. Wim Wenders.

1992 WWW Chronology

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1982 WXXI-TV Chronology

WXXI-TV, Rochester, closed the artists' editing program, which had received support from the New York State Council on the Arts.

1981 WXXI-TV Television Workshop Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts discontinues funding to WXXI-TV Television Workshop, Rochester. Mary Hays, NYSCA Executive Director. John Giancola, Media Program Director.

1972 Xerox Chronology

Xerox begins project Alto to build personal computer for research

1981 Xerox Chronology

Xerox introduces Star 8010 with word processing (WYSIWYG) and software allowing combining of text and graphics in single document. $16,000

Xerox 820-II Personal Computer Operation Manual and CP/M 2.2 Operating System Reference Guide Bibliography

Xerox 820-II Personal Computer Operation Manual and CP/M 2.2 Operating System Reference Guide. Includes: Hardware, Operation, Technical Aspects, Appendices. Reference Guide includes: Introduction, Features and Facilities, User's Guide, Alteration Guide, Interface Guide, Assembler, Context Editor,Deb…

Xerox. 820-II Personal Computer CPM 2.2 Operating System Handbook Bibliography

This manual contained in a brown 5X8" binder includes information on getting started, loading CP/M software, command index, control commands, other file/disk commands.

Xerox. 820-II Personal Computer CPM 2.2 Operating System Handbook Bibliography

This manual contained in a brown 5X8" binder includes information on getting started, loading CP/M software, command index, control commands, other file/disk commands. Folder also contains handwritten information on use of the 820-II in conjunction with Amiga.

Xiaomin Gu: Life in Process Bibliography

Xiaomin Gu: Life in Process. A collection of video photographs, poetry and the artist's insight into his (her?) body of work.

Xiaowen Chen People

Xiaowen Chen was born in Dalian, China. After high school, he spent two and a half years in the Inner Mongolian desert before he went to Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts where he studied printmaking, drawing and painting. He moved to the United States in 1987 and received his MFA from Illinois State Univ…