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Conversational Process: Phil Morton's Teck Art Bibliography

Phil Morton was head of the video area at Chicago Circle Campus and founded the Video Data Bank. Class notes.

1973 Cooperstown TV is a Museum Chronology

Book documents the video workshop Cooperstown TV is a Museum produced by the Videofreex in cooperation with the NYS Historical Association; the record lists participants Lucy Kostelanetz, Ralph Hocking, Lydia Silman, Milo Stewart, David Cort, Nancy Cain, Skip Blumberg, Bart Friedman, Davidson Gigliotti, Parry Teasdale, Carol Vontobel and Ellie Bingham. Associated organizations named are NYSCA; Museum of the City of NY; Renssalearville Historical Society; Northport High School; Brooklyn CHildren's Museum; NYS Historical Association; Videofreex; Binghamton University; and Experimental TV Center.

Cooperstown TV is a Museum Bibliography

Transcript of workshop for historians and museum personnel conducted by The Videofreex in Cooperstown; book printed at Visual Studies Workshop. Participants included Rochester Museum and Science Center; ETC and Binghamton University.

1973 Cornell Cinema Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds film exhibition at Cornell Cinema, Ithaca. Funds for year-round film screenings. Directors have included Richard Herskowitz, Mary Fessenden

Correspondence Related to Moog Purchase at SUNY Binghamton Bibliography

Correspondence Related to Moog Purchase at SUNY Binghamton 1970. Additional correspondence in folder near Moog called "Electronic Studio".

1969 "Corridor" Chronology

"Corridor" exhibition by Bruce Nauman, Nicholas Wilder Gallery, Los Angeles. Installation with video

Cory Arcangel People

Corey is a computer artist based in Brooklyn and a founding member of BEIGE, a loose knit crew that pioneered recycling obsolete 8 bit computers and video game systems for art and music. In 1989 he and his sister Jamie founded Buffalo punk group Insectiside; documentation of their first and last world tour was screened at Whitechapel Gallery in London and at Ocularius in Brooklyn. He collaborated with RSG (Carnivore client at the Whitney Museum Artport), showed Super Mario Clouds v2k3 (2003) in the 2004 Whitney Biennial and I Shot Andy Warhol (2002) in the Guggenheim's Seeing Double (2004), and is a senior fellow at Eyebeam Atelier in Manhattan.

Counter Culture Bibliography

1976 Couple 513 Chronology

Couple 513 was a live video and dance performance at the Everson Museum of Art , May 21-23, 1976. Performers were Lois Welk and Arnie Zane of the American Dance Asylum. Video was performed by Meryl Blackman and Peer Bode, and the Experimental Television Center.

Courtney Grim People

Courtney Grim, born in Washington, D.C., creates landscape-based work in film, video, photography, digital imagery, installation, site-specific public art and non-traditional painting; her video art has been screened, installed and exhibited throughout the United States. She received Business First's Forty Under 40 (2001) for community service in the arts, Burchfield-Penney Art Center's Emerging Artists Award (2000) and an Individual Artists Grant from the New York State Council on the Arts; she worked at the Experimental TV Center as Artist in Residence, graduated Ohio University (1992) and earned an MFA, RIT (1996), and has lived and worked in New York since 1993.

Courtney Rile People

Courtney Rile is an artist, curator and arts coordinator based in Syracuse, NY; her video art has been shown internationally and locally, including the first Syracuse International Film and Video Festival. In 2005 she curated the moving-images program Videohm at an upscale lounge and bar in Syracuse, presenting nearly 300 hours of international experimental film and video and VJ work; she also coordinated the exhibition Clement Greenberg In Syracuse: Then & Now at ThINC's Company Gallery that year. She is Gallery Coordinator at Delavan Art Gallery and holds an A.A. in TV/Radio/Film from Montgomery County Community College, PA, and a B.F.A. in Video Art from Syracuse University, NY.

1973 CP/M Chronology

CP/M (Control Program/Monitor) operating system developed by Gary Kildall

CP/M Documentation Package Bibliography

CP/M Documentation Package includes: Introduction to CP/M, CP/M Texy Editor, CP/M Assembler, CP/M Debugger, CP/M System Interface Guide, Notes on CP/M Hardware Interface.

CP/M Documentation Package- Original Bibliography

CP/M Documentation Package includes: Introduction to CP/M, CP/M Texy Editor, CP/M Assembler, CP/M Debugger, CP/M System Interface Guide, Notes on CP/M Hardware Interface. ED Tutorial, ASM CP/M Assembler for the Intel 8080 Instruction Set, Sample Programs.

Craig Baldwin People

Craig Baldwin, born in Oakland and raised in Sacramento, California, studied cinema and earned an M.A. at San Francisco State University in 1986 under Bruce Conner. Influenced by the Situationist International, copy-art and mail art, he produced video, Super 8mm and photo-essay work and directed 16mm films including Wild Gunman (1978), RocketKitKongoKit (1986) and Tribulation 99 (1991). Tribulation 99 featured flying-saucer simulations and music by Yma Sumac and was issued as a picture-book by Ediciones La Calavera (N.Y.C.); Baldwin received the S.F. Bay Guardian Goldie Award (1991) and the S.F. Foundation James D. Phelan Award (1992).

Craig Marsden People

Minnesota-raised filmmaker Craig Marsden lives in New York City. He was graduated from NYU's grad film program and Wesleyan University, and studied with the Barrow Group Theatre Company. In 2004 Craig completed two shorts, IZZY AND THE TALKING CURE, and WHAT I CAME FOR, starring Tim Hopper and Robin…

Craig VTR, Helical Scan Tape Recorder 6401, 6410 Portable System, 6108 Camera, 6102 Camera. 6408 and 6409 VTR Bibliography

Craig VTR, Helical Scan Tape Recorder 6401, 6410 Portable System, 6108 Camera, 6102 Camera. 6408 and 6409 VTR Product Catalog and Individual Product Sales Sheets, illustrated, includes prices and technical specifications.

1982 Crandall Library Chronology

Crandall Library, Glens Falls, receives funding for its independent filmmakers series

1982 Crandall Library Chronology

Crandall Library, Glens Falls. NYSCA support for independent filmmaker series.

1986 Crandall Library, Chronology

Crandall Library, Glens Falls, NY, with NYSCA support organized "Premiere: First Conference on Film Exhibition".

Cray-1 Bibliography

1970 Creative Artists Public Projects (CAPS) Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) established the Creative Artists Public Projects (CAPS) fellowship program, administered by the Cultural Foundation; the program provided funds to individual artists and required fellowship recipients to participate in a public service under the direction of Isabelle Fernandez. Other directors included Mary MacArthur; until 1984 CAPS was solely responsible for New York State's individual fellowship program.

1970 Creative Artists Public Service (CAPS) Chronology

Creative Artists Public Service (CAPS), New York, begins awarding fellowships in video. About 1974 a program of videotapes by recipients was toured to venues throughout the State. In 1981 the touring program was curated and toured nationally.

1971 Creative Artists Public Service Program Chronology

Creative Artists Public Service Program Video Fellowships for 1970-71. Lee Ferguson, Beryl Korot, Phyllis Gershuny, Juan Garcia, Elliot Glass, Ken Marsh, Woody Vasulka. Panelists: Raphael Abramowitz, George Stoney, Howard Wise.

1972 Creative Artists Public Service Program Chronology

Creative Artists Public Service Program Video Fellowships for 1971-72. Peter Campus, Cary Fisher, Davidson Gigliotti, Phillip Mallory Jones, Heinz Jouchmans, Ben Tatti, Keiko Tsuno. Panelists: Wendy Appel, Grayson Mattingly, Ed Rosenfeld, Gerd Stern, Steina Vasulka.