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EIPS Patching Diagrams for ETC Studio (6 pages) Bibliography

EIPS Patching Diagrams for ETC Studio hand-drawn of various modules in use at ETC up to the early to mid 1980's. Modules follow: 4 cameras, SONY Special Effects Generator (SEG), Jones Colorizer, Doron 990, Sony Studio, Portapak, and PAV5.

El Video issue Bibliography

Elaine Velazquez: Video Access Project Bibliography

Portland video project

Elan and Jonathan Bogarin People

Elan and Jonathan BogarÌn are the Directors, Producers, Cinematographers, & Animators of Invisible Murals and a sister-and-brother filmmaking team. Jonathan creates paintings and collaborative public artworks with youth, has taught at high school and university levels, has produced projects in the US and Venezuela, and holds a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from Columbia University. Elan is a New York City-based filmmaker/photographer and NYU Tisch graduate who produced the feature film Big Fan (Official Selection, 2009 Sundance), made documentaries including God's House for JWM Productions, co-founded The Wassaic Project in 2008, and will pursue an MFA at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in fall 2009.

Eleanor Antin People

Eleanor Antin is an artist and filmmaker working in installation, photography, video, film, performance, drawing and writing; she held one-woman exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney and the La Jolla Museum and a 30-year retrospective at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art that toured the U.K. Her installations have been shown at institutions including the Hirschhorn, the Philadelphia Museum of Fine Arts, MOCA Los Angeles and the Jewish Museum, and her works are in major public collections. She produced mixed-media works such as 100 Boots, nine videotapes including Representational Painting (1971) and narrative films including The Man Without a World (1991); she received a Guggenheim Fellowship (1997) and taught visual arts at the University of California, San Diego from 1975, now Emeritus.

Eleanor Antin Bibliography

Eleanor Dubinsky People

Eleanor Dubinsky is a multidisciplinary artist working in video, sound and performance who rehearses and performs in public spaces worldwide; her TRANSIT (video/dance/sound) was created and presented in the main train station in Tabor, Czech Republic in July and August 2004 and she is developing an expanded TRANSIT for a New York City subway station. She graduated from Brown University in 1998 (BA Educational Studies), has lived and worked in Western and Central Europe, composes for dance and is making Coupling, a sculpture of mushrooms and red thread.

Electra Myths: Video, Modernism, Postmodernism Bibliography

Electra Myths: Video, Modernism, Postmodernism in Art Journal: Video - The Reflexive Medium

Electric Breath Bibliography

The Squealer: the low-tech/ high-tech issue. Electric Breath: Pull the Plug, and It's Gone by Shalom Gorewitz.

Electric Sound: The Past and Promise of Electronic Music Bibliography

a comprehensive overview of the history of electronic music

Electrified Spaghetti on Avant Garde Fete Menu Bibliography

Ninth Annual Avant Garde Festival held on the ship Alexander Hamilton in NYC. References Ralph Hocking installation"Marching Band" with sousaphone mounted on a wheelchair, a violin in a baby carriage, a trombone hung from an overhead beam, a siren and police flasher.

ElectroComp Studio Synthesizer Model EML-200; Performance Synthesizer Model EML-100; Manual Controller Model EML-300 Bibliography

ElectroComp Studio Synthesizer Model EML-200; Performance Synthesizer Model EML-100; Manual Controller Model EML-300. Illustrated with photographs. Includes description and prices.

1976 Electron Movers Chronology

Electron Movers studio was located at 128 N Main Street in Providence, RI. The studio was housed in a 5,000 ft. loft space in the Fain Carpet Building

1978 Electron Movers Video Show. Chronology

Electron Movers Video Show. March 28, 1978. at 128 Main Street, Providence. Laurie McDonald, Alan Powell, Ed Tannenbaum, Dennis Hlynsky, Bill Jungels.

1971 "Electronic Art III" Chronology

"Electronic Art III" by Nam June Paik and Shuya Abe with Charlotte Moorman, Galeria Bonino, New York. Exhibition with Paik-Abe synthesizer. Technical assistance by the Experimental Television Center.

1977 Electronic Arts at Media/Study Buffalo Chronology

Electronic Arts at Media/Study Buffalo. Presentations by Ralph Hocking, Don McArthur, Peer Bode, Meryl Blackman and Walter Wright of the ETC at Media Study/Buffalo; curated by John Minkowsky. October 1977.

1977 Electronic Arts at Media/Study Buffalo Chronology

Electronic Arts at Media/Study Buffalo. Presentations by Ralph Hocking, Don McArthur, Peer Bode, Meryl Blackman and Walter Wright of the Experimental Television Center at Media Study/Buffalo; curated by John Minkowsky. October 1977.

1988 Electronic Arts Grants Progra Chronology

The Experimental Television Center initiated the Electronic Arts Grants Program with support from the New York State Council on the Arts. The program includes Presentation Funds to support organizations in the State for the exhibition of works of electronic art and Finishing Funds to support individual artists completing moving image, sonic and web-based works.

1970 Electronic Arts Intermix Chronology

Electronic Arts Intermix founded by Howard Wise after he closes his gallery. Explores video as a medium of personal expression and communication

1971 Electronic Arts Intermix Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds Electronic Arts Intermix, New York City, for the Avant-Garde Festival at the 69th Regiment Armory, organized by Charlotte Moorman

1971 Electronic Arts Intermix Chronology

Electronic Arts Intermix incorporates

1972 Electronic Arts Intermix Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds Electronic Arts Intermix, New York City for an editing facility

1972 Electronic Arts Intermix Chronology

Electronic Arts Intermix establishes an editing/post-production facility

1973 Electronic Arts Intermix Chronology

Electronic Arts Intermix begins Artists Videotape Distribution Service

1974 Electronic Arts Intermix Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds independent video distribution at Electronic Arts Intermix, New York City