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Determining Copyright Status for Preservation and Access: Defining Reasonable Effort Bibliography

Devlin Shea People

Devlin Shea is a visual artist working in drawing, painting and video; her work has been shown at Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center, Carnegie Art Center, Squeeky Wheel (Buffalo, New York) and Green Street Gallery (Boston), and has traveled in group shows with the Evolutionary Girls Club to Germany, Sweden, Finland, and the Ukraine. Her drawings have been published in 3rdfloor arts journal; she has undertaken residencies at the Experimental Television Center and LMCC. Since 2000 she has worked as a consultant conducting visual based interviews for a market research company; she is collaborating with Blithe Riley on Belief Objects, a video interview project that participated in the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's swing space residency in summer/fall 2006 and moved to a Brooklyn College residency in January 2007.

Dewitt - Burris Bibliography

Created with a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to the Experimental TV Center in collaboration with the Vasulkas, c 1977. The research project concerned the design and creation of electronic moving-image instruments by independent artists and engineers, and the place of this work withi…

1990 Dial-up access Chronology

First commercial provider of Internet dial-up access

Dialecic of Enlightenment Bibliography

Dialectic of Enlightenment. Translated by John Cumming Bibliography

Dialog with Ralph Hocking, Sherry Miller Hocking, Peer Bode, Pamela Hawkins and Carolyn Tennant Interview

Dialog with Ralph Hocking, Sherry Miller Hocking, Peer Bode, Pamela Hawkins and Carolyn Tennant

Dialog with Ralph Hocking, Sherry Miller, Willoughby Sharp, George Quasha, Gary Hill, Neil Zusman, Paul Davis, Peer Bode Bibliography

Dialog with Ralph Hocking, Sherry Miller, Willoughby Sharp, George Quasha, Gary Hill, Neil Zusman, Paul Davis, Peer Bode

Dialogos: On Gary Hill's Happenstance Bibliography

Dialogos: On Gary Hill's Happenstance

Diamond Electronics Model ST-2 Camera System Bibliography

Diamond Electronics Model ST-2 Camera System. Service Manual with description, photographs, diagrams, adjustment procedures for vidicon. Camera electronics are housed in a cylindrical shape case. Additional documents in folder include schematics.

Diamond Electronics Model STV-1 and STV-2 Camera System Viewfinders Bibliography

Diamond Electronics Model STV-1 and STV-2 Camera System Viewfinders. Service Manual with description, photographs, diagrams, adjustment procedures. Additional documents include schematics.

Diamond Electronics Model STV-2 Camera Operating Instructions Bibliography

Diamond Electronics Model STV-2 Camera Operating Instructions. 2 page xerox copy of instructions. No diagrams.

Diane Bertolo People

Diane Bertolo is an artist working primarily in digital media; her CD-ROM Probing into Science was shown in exhibitions including TechnoGrrrrls at the Pacific Film Archives at the Berkeley Museum and Art as Signal at the Krannert Museum in Urbana-Champaign. Her work was shown in media festivals including the Mostra de Video Independent in Barcelona and the LA Freewaves Festival at MOCA in Los Angeles; fellowships and awards include The New York Foundation for the Arts (Emerging Forms for Digital Art), The Jerome Foundation and The National Endowment for the Arts; website: http://www.dianebertolo.com/.

Diane Bonder People

Diane Bonder is an experimental filmmaker who has worked for ten years in super-8 and 16mm, using documentary, poetic and semi-narrative forms to address autobiographical themes of identity, sexuality, addiction, memory and loss. Her work has screened internationally, including at The New Museum of Contemporary Art, The Whitney Museum and The Brooklyn Museum of Art; she has received awards including a Lyn Blumenthal Memorial Award and a Mid-Atlantic Media Fellowship. She serves on the screening committee of the New Festival; Berks Filmmakers and Alissa Lebow note her combination of varied moving-image media into a playful experimental esthetic.

Diane Ludin People

Diane Ludin is an artist and writer who has used the internet as a material resource since 1996; her work assembles voices of intimacy, confession and fragmented illusion into montages addressing the Virtual Body and changing notions of embodiment, representation and communication. She has exhibited solo and collaborative works in the US and abroad and has produced commissioned projects for The Walker Art Center, Franklin Furnace, Turbulence.org and the Whitney Museum's Artport; collaborative performances and broadcasts include The Electronic Disturbance Theater, FAKESHOP, Las Fantasmas, Prema Murthy, Francesca DiRimini, Ricardo Dominguez and Agnese Trocchi. She received a Finishing Funds award from the Experimental Television Center in 2003 for id runners.

Diane Nerwen People

Diane Nerwen is a video artist and media arts educator whose works have screened internationally, including the Berlin Film Festival, the New York Video Festival, the Guggenheim Museum, NY and the Tate Modern, London; her videos are distributed by Video Data Bank, Chicago and Vtape, Toronto. Her practice has been supported by grants from the New York State Council on the Arts, New York Foundation for the Arts and Creative Capital Foundation, and she received a DAAD Artist in Residence Fellowship in Berlin in 2001; she was born in Montreal and lives in Brooklyn, NY.

Diane Teramana People

Diane Teramana is a video artist whose work combines editing, special effects and performance; her video Bare Canvas, Blank Mind was praised by New Art Examiner and ACE Magazine for its poetic, dreamlike imagery. She presented a one-woman show at The Knitting Factory, NYC in 1993 (curator Stephen Vitiello), screened and served as a panelist for Internal Clatter at the Contemporary Arts Center in 1995, and completed six residencies at the Experimental Television Center in Owego, NY. She has received numerous fellowships and grants including a major media fellowship (a ten thousand dollar award for video, 1999) and support from the Ohio Arts Council and Cincinnati Arts Allocation; her works are distributed by Art Metropole and Facets Video.

Diary of Correspondence: 1979 Bibliography

Index of correspondents includes: Tom DeWitt (Albany); David Held; Munson Williams Proctor Institute; Rochester Conference on Artists Books, 1979 at Visual Studies Workshop; Richard Simmons, curator at the Everson Museum of Art; Synapse Video Center.

Dick Higgins People

Dick Higgins (born March 15, 1938, Jesus Pieces, England; died October 25, 1998) was a polyartist working in poetry, performance, music, criticism and scholarship; he coined the term intermedia around 1964 and remained active with Fluxus. He founded Something Else Press in 1964, directed it from New York City and later Barton, VT until 1974, and published experimental works including Pattern Poetry (1987). As a composer he employed chance operations and indeterminate scores and helped form the Printed Editions cooperative with artists including John Cage and Philip Corner.

Did the Portapak Cause Video Art? Notes on the Formation of a New Medium Bibliography

Survey of video art’s formation (1965–c.1977) arguing that its rise cannot be ascribed solely to the 1968 portapak; institutional uptake (Whitney Biennial 1973; MoMA Open Circuits Jan 1974) and a rapid proliferation of genres occurred in 1968–1972. The essay examines practitioners and technologies — including Woody and Steina Vasulka (video feedback; Didactic Video 1975), Steve Beck (synthesizers), Frank Gillette (Wipe Cycle 1969; Track/Trace 1973) and Paul Ryan (Earthscore; NYSCA support 1971–75) — to contrast intensive (materialist) and extensive (ecological/activist) strategies. It concludes that both technological primitives and ecological/communicative aims jointly shaped video’s early aesthetics before a shift toward normalization by c.1977–78.

Didactic Video: Organizational Models of the Electronic Image Bibliography

Dieter Daniels People

Dieter Daniels initiated the Videonnale Bonn in 1984; he was director of the ZKM Video Library from 1992 to 1994 and since 1993 has been Professor of Art History and Media Theory at the Leipzig Academy of Visual Design. He authored and edited numerous publications including Duchamp und die anderen (1992), Media Art Interaction. The 1980s and '90s in Germany (2000), Kunst als Sendung. Von der Telegrafie zum Internet (2003) and Vom Readymade zum Cyberspace. Kunst/Medien Interferenzen (2003); he curated exhibitions such as the 1994 Minima Media at MedienBiennale Leipzig, coedited the Internet project mediaartnet.org, and since 2006 has been Director of the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute Media.Art.Research. in Linz, Austria.

Dieter Froese People

Dieter Froese (Hans-Dietrich Froese), born October 9, 1937 in East Prussia near Tilsit (now Sovetsk, Russia), was an early video installation artist who also worked in painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, performance and film. He was a prominent member of the first-generation loft artists in Lower Manhattan and exhibited at major museums and venues in the United States and Europe. A Ford Foundation grant brought him to the United States in 1964 and he became a permanent resident in 1969. He co-founded Dekart Video to produce videos for public television and institutions; his Imprecise Details was shown at ICP New York and in Bonn.

1985 Diference: On Representation and Sexuality Chronology

Diference: On Representation and Sexuality Videotapes curated by Jane Weinstock New Museum of Contemporary Art, NYC December 8, 1984-February 10, 1985 Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago March 3 - April 7, 1985 Institute of Contemporary Art, London July 19-September 1, 1985

Digi-Presenter Manual Bibliography

Technical help for the performing arts presenters using new digital technology. Manual is available at https://www.nysca.org/public/DigiManual.pdf