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Brian Karl People

Brian Karl has more than ten years of experience as a writer, editor, producer, and curator, specializing in new media including video, audio, and computer-based work. He has served as Executive Director, Program Director and Artistic Director at many non-profit arts organizations, including Los Ang…

Brian Milbrand People

Brian Milbrand is a documentary video and performance/video artist born in Buffalo, NY. He is co-founder and curator of Kamikaze, a collaborative artist group and artspace that presented a season of twice-monthly micro-cinema events in 2002. His work has screened at Artists Television Access (San Francisco), Scribe Video Center and DUTV (Philadelphia), and at Burchfield Penny Art Gallery, Hallwalls and Squeaky Wheel in Buffalo; his performance work has been featured at Suburban Samizdat and Kamikaze. Recurring themes in his work include endurance, guilt and minimalism; website www.clairecycle.blogspot.com.

Brian Moran People

Brian Moran is a dancer and sound artist based in New York since 1981; his recent projects include +/- , an ongoing series of DJ/dancer improvisations, Special Input, a live avant garde/electronic music series at Bar XVI in New York, Operating System Bug, an electronic analog music solo performance project, and Coffin nor Shelf, a movement duet with Molly Kittle. He also creates improvised sound for the live video group NNeng.

Brian Springer People

Brian Springer is a media artist who investigates how new communications technologies redefine public space and private enterprise; he has exploited social and technological loopholes to extract images, sounds and data from within traditionally closed systems of power. His 1995 documentary Spin uses unpackaged and uncensored satellite news feeds to provide a behind-the-scenes look at the American political process; in recent work he has developed methods for recovering hidden information from digital text files.

Brian Truglio People

Brian Truglio is a photographer and filmmaker who holds a bachelor's degree in philosophy from Bucknell University and a master of fine arts degree in photography, film and video from the Visual Studies Workshop. He joined Log In Productions in June of 1998 as a full time project and proposal develo…

Brief History of Cornell Cinema Groups

Cornell Cinema, founded in 1970 as a university film society and now a media arts center, programs close to 400 films and videos annually, seven nights a week in the Willard Straight Theatre and hosts visiting filmmakers. Its primary purpose is to expose Ithaca and regional audiences to alternative forms of cinema and alternative voices; its secondary purpose is to provide affordable, second-run commercial entertainment for the Cornell community. It supplements screenings with a media study library, publications and a film collection and offers frequent guest artists and critics; it is a program of the Department of Theatre, Film and Dance and is cosponsored by the Office of the Dean of Students.

Bringing TV To the People Bibliography

Bringing Video Art to the TV Screens Bibliography

Stephen Beck and the Direct Video Synthesizer

Britta Riley People

Britta Riley is an artist and designer who develops interactive sculptures and installations using pliable, naturally derived materials such as fluids, aquatic ecosystems and fabric to investigate sensory perception and environmental stewardship. She demonstrated the Gourdsac for Ipod at Tonic in New York and presented the SnackFax, a 3-dimensional robotic sculpture, at the Sony Wonder Technology Lab; DrinkPeeDrinkPeeDrinkPee is on view at Eyebeam with an Urine-to-Fertilizer DIY Kit that converts personal waste into plant food. She co-founded Submersible Design, which consults with museums and environmental non-profits on exhibition and digital media content.

Brochure Describing Video Workshops Bibliography

Brock Monroe People

Brock is a live cinema artist interested in the connection between material and medium. He works mainly in installation, video, and live visuals as 1/3 of Mighty Robot A/V Squad.

1985 Bronx Museum of Art Chronology

Bronx Museum of Art "Art and New Technology"

Brooke Singer People

Brooke Singer is a digital media artist and curator. Her interest in art began as a teenager when she began taking photographs. During college she studied Russian language and literature with the intention of one day becoming a spy. At graduate school, Brooke experimented with computers and the Worl…

Bruce and Norman Yonemoto People

Norman Yonemoto (born 1946, Chicago) and his brother Bruce Yonemoto (born 1949, San Jose) pursued film and art studies; Norman attended UCLA and the American Film Institute Center for Advanced Studies, and Bruce earned a BA from UC Berkeley (1972), studied at Sokei Bijitsu Gakko in Tokyo, and received an MFA from Otis Art Institute (1975). They began collaborating in 1976 on the film Garage Sale and founded Kyo-dai Productions in 1979; their video work has been exhibited and screened at major institutions internationally and they have received NEA grants, the 1993 Maya Deren Award, a 1993 AFI grant, and a 1998 Rockefeller Foundation fellowship.

Bruce Nauman People

Bruce Nauman, born 1941 in Fort Wayne, Indiana, was educated at the University of Wisconsin, Madison (BFA, 1964) and the University of California, Davis (MFA, 1966) and has been recognized since the early 1970s as an innovative and provocative American contemporary artist; he finds inspiration in the activities, speech, and materials of everyday life and reconceived studio action itself as art. He works across sculpture, video, film, printmaking, performance, and installation and uses alternately political, prosaic, spiritual, and crass methods to examine life and the arc between life and death. An early neon work contains the text The true artist helps the world by revealing mystic truths; he lives in New Mexico.

Bruce Nauman. Work From 1965-1972 Bibliography

Bruce Tovsky People

BRUCE TOVSKY is a Brooklyn-based visual/sound artist; since his early years in the nascent lower east side art scene he has scored performances, dance works and films and shown video works across the USA, Europe and Japan. As an audio producer/engineer he has worked with Liquid Liquid, Y Pants, Karen Finley and Foetus; in recent years he has created live video and sound improvisations and collaborated with John Hudak, Kim Cascone and David Linton at New York City venues including Issue Project Room, Experimental Intermedia, Tonic and his gallery/installation space 106BLDG30 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Bruce Wands People

Bruce Wands is an artist, writer and musician. He has lectured, performed, and exhibited his creative work internationally, including Europe, Japan, Hong Kong and Beijing, China. Time Out New York named Bruce as one of the "Internet People to Watch in 1999". His digital art, music, photography, and …

Bryan Wolf People

Bryan Wolf (born Detroit 1960) is a composer, sound projectionist, sound artist and live-electronics specialist who studied organ and composition at Kalamazoo College and continued composition studies at the Musikhochschule Stuttgart in 1987. He has performed across Europe, North America, Asia and South Africa with orchestras including Staatsorchester Stuttgart and the Dutch Radio Symphony Orchestra. He worked with Karlheinz Stockhausen from 1989 and has been Stockhausen's personal sound projection assistant since 1998; he heads the class for sound and spatial design at Pforzheim University.

Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome Bibliography

Reprint: The Architectural Review. This folder contains a five-page packet of information on Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome.

Buffer Memory Bibliography

Buffer Memory. Signetics: 2102 Family of 1024- Bit Random Access Read Write Static Memory. Includes: 2102, 21L02, 21F02 and M2102 Series. Contents follow: Description, Features, Block Diagram, Pin Configuration, Maximum Guaranteed Ratings, Part Identification, and A. C. Characteristics of 21L02-1 (5…

Building Arts Audiences and Communities on the Web: A Guide for Arts Organizations Bibliography

Chapters include: Getting Started; Planning your Web Page; Learning HTML; Implementation.

Buss Indicator Bibliography

Buss Indicator. Element Buss Indicator. Bus Indicator Parts List. Schematic including Feature Area Start, Feature Area Stop, and Real Time Input by McArthur (08.16.1977).

1975 Byte Magazine Chronology

Byte Magazine published

Bytesaver Instruction Manual, Bytesaver II Instruction Manual, TMS Video Display Processor Data Manual, Tarbell Floppy Disks (Volume 2) Bibliography

Bytesaver Instruction Manual, Bytesaver II Instruction Manual, TMS Video Display Processor Data Manual, Tarbell Floppy Disks (Volume 2). White binder. Modifications to the Hocking System, handwritten by Paul Davis (4.12.81). Bytesaver Instruction Manual by Cromemco. Contents follow: Introduction, As…