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1972 Collaborations in Art, Science and Technology Chronology

Collaborations in Art, Science and Technology, Ithaca. New York State Council on the Arts funding (20,000) to continue art and technology programs, cable productions and a multimedia poetry tour.

Collaborations in Art, Science and Technology: Descriptions (1976, 1998) Groups

CAST was funded by the New York State Council on the Arts in 1970 to explore creative uses of video and exhibited at the Everson Museum in 1975; the Scalas were included in New Work in Abstract Video Imagery (1977) at the Everson. Community Video ran June 2–28, 1975 at the Everson Museum. Joseph Scala held a BS in Mathematics and a postgraduate degree from Cornell and taught at Syracuse University's Department of Experimental Studios, introducing computers into artistic practice; Patsy Scala, with a background in poetry, was artist in residence at the SI Newhouse School, accessed 2" recording technology and attended a Ken Knowlton workshop.

CollageMachine: An Interactive Agent of Web Recombination Bibliography

Leonardo: Journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology. Eighth Annual New York Digital Salon. CollageMachine: An Interactive Agent of Web Recombination by Andruid Kerne.

Collection and Distribution: Links

Directory of organizations, distributors and resource centers for film, video and media art, presented as linked entries with brief descriptions of services and holdings. Includes institutional listings such as Anthology Film Archive (based in New York), Art Metropole (founded by general idea in 1974), and ART/new york (video series begun in 1979); it also lists Electronic Arts Intermix, Video Data Bank (offers Surveying the First Decade, a 17-hour package produced in 1996), Deep Dish Television, California Newsreel, NYPL Donnell Library and other archives, distributors and educational resources.

Collections and Distribution

Thousands of original videotapes created by pioneering individuals and organizations are held by organizations throughout the US; the works offer material for research, scholarship, education and public programming in the arts, social sciences and humanities. Access to early video work remains limited and the works are rarely programmed outside major arts institutions; many collections require cataloging and preservation before efforts can be made to make them publicly accessible. The record links to biblio texts on distribution strategies and to organizations maintaining public collections and distribution of historical videotapes.

Collector's Video Bibliography

1929 Color images transmitted Chronology

Low definition color images transmitted between Washington and New York.

Color Video Synthesizer with Improved Image Control Means. US Patent Bibliography

Color Video Synthesizer with Improved Image Control Means. US Patent

Color, Form, and Motion: Dimensions of a Musical Art of Light Bibliography

Leonardo: Journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology. Fifth Annual New York Digital Salon. The Color, Form, and Motion: Dimensions of a Musical Art of Light by Fred Collopy.

Colorado Video Incorporated Instruction Manual CVI Model 502 Data Camera Bibliography

Colorado Video Incorporated Instruction Manual CVI Model 502 Data Camera. Description, Instructions, Unconventional Operation of Vidicon Tubes, Maintenance, Schematics.

Colorado Video Incorporated Instruction Manual CVI Video Converter Model 220B Bibliography

Colorado Video Incorporated Instruction Manual CVI Video Converter Model 220B. Description, Instructions, Unconventional Operation of Vidicon Tubes, Maintenance, Schematics.

Colorado Video Incorporated Instruction Manual For Model 201-B Video Converter. Slow-Scan. (2 copies) Bibliography

Colorado Video Incorporated Instruction Manual For Model 201-B Video Converter. Description, Operating Instructions, Maintenance, Table of Control Functions, Schematics. "The model 201-B Video Converter is an instrument designed to convert conventional "real-time" television signals to much lower ba…

Colorado Video Incorporated Product Catalog Bibliography

Colorado Video Incorporated Product Catalog illustrated with photographs, technical specifications, price lists.

Colorado Video Incorporated Short Form Catalog(2) and Product Sheets on Video Quantizer 606, 606A Bibliography

Colorado Video Incorporated Short Form Catalog(2) and Product Sheets on Video Quantizer 606, 606A, Illustrated with technical specifications.

Colorizers Come of Age Tools

Overview of video colorization and synthesizers, describing NTSC color theory and the Y-I-Q system and explaining color subcarrier and chrominance bandwidth (color burst 3.58 MHz). Reviews early analog colorizers and raster/video synthesizers and cites devices and practitioners including the Sandin Image Processor, Paik/Abe Synthesizer, Rutt/Etra, EAB Videolab, Colorado Video Corp. and Computer Image Scanimate; outlines the Video Modular System (VMS) colorizer: A/D (four-bit/16 levels, sampled at 14.3 MHz), D/A, RGB encoder, computer interface (Z-80, TRS-80 and others), and modules (8-input/3-output matrix, pattern generator, multiplexer, RGB decoder, frame buffers 390x600x4-bit); lists applications in labs, medicine, industry, security and video art and notes VMS price starting about $2,000.

Columbia Video Systems Closed Circuit Television and Video Equipment Catalog Bibliography

Columbia Video Systems Closed Circuit Television and Video Equipment Catalog illustrated with photographs, descriptions, and prices.

Columbia Video Systems, Our Thirtieth Year 1948-1978, Your Complete Catalog of Closed Circuit Television and Video Equipment Bibliography

Columbia Video Systems, Our Thirtieth Year 1948-1978, Your Complete Catalog of Closed Circuit Television and Video Equipment, illustrated with photographs, descriptions, and prices.

coming and going: New York (Subway) Paris (Metro) San Francisco (BART) Washington (Metro) Bibliography

Coming to Terms with the Frightful Parent: Video Art and Television. In At Arm's Length: (Taking a Good Hard Look at) Artists' Video (Osborn) which see Bibliography

1968 Commediation Chronology

Commediation video group, New York City. Original members: David Cort, Frank Gillette, Howard Gudstadt, Ken Marsh and Harvey Simon

1969 Commediation Chronology

Commediation video group, New York City, disbands

1995 Commercial dial-up systems Chronology

Commercial dial-up systems include Compuserve, AOL, Prodigy

1983 Commodore Chronology

Commodore SX-64 first color portable computer $1600

1984 Commodore Chronology

Commodore 16 with 16KB Ram $100

1984 Commodore Chronology

Commodore purchases Amiga