Bibliography

Media Arts/New York: A Directory of Media Alliance Members Bibliography

program descriptions for member organizations. Upstate members: Squeaky Wheel; Center for Photography at Woodstock; Cornell Cinema; Department of Media Study at University of Buffalo; Experimental Television Center; Hallwalls; Lockport Community Cable Commission; Port Washington Public Library; Visu…

Media Bio-Tech Rehearsal Bibliography

Media Buff: Media Art of Buffalo Being In Between Bibliography

Survey situating Buffalo as a mediating center between New York City and the wider world and documenting its independent media community centered at SUNY Buffalo's Center for Media Study, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, and the collective Squeaky Wheel (founded 1985). The text profiles materialist practitioners (Paul Sharits, Hollis Frampton, Tony Conrad, Woody and Steina Vasulka) investigating film/video materiality; postmodern performers and installation artists (Barbara Lattanzi, Julie Zando) addressing spectator relations; and Squeaky Wheel's access initiatives (one Sony camcorder, Super 8, Video 8, Pixelvision toy camera, Axlegrease cable show, work-in-progress sessions). It also notes institutional support including the New York State Council on the Arts and exhibitions at the Johnson Museum, and references programming and criticism from Media Alliance, Chris Hill, Gerald O'Grady, and others.

Media Equipment Pool at the Rochester Museum and Science Center: Program (1971) Groups

Funded by NYSCA, the Media Equipment Pool at the Rochester Museum and Science Center provided portable video equipment to local artists and community organizations and was separated from the museum by 1972 to become a program of the Portable Channel. Coordinator Bonnie Klein reported loaning equipment to over 50 groups and acquiring Sony 1/2" Porta Paks and editing support systems; the Pool lobbied for community access cable, sought a tape distribution system and began a library of edited tape; statement dated October 14, 1971 to Ralph Hocking.

Media Independents Push for Access Bibliography

Independent video and film producers increased political organizing to gain programming and funding access; AIVF lobbied the Corporation for Public Broadcasting during its reorganization after the Carnegie Commission report and advocated a clear definition of independents and Program Fund set-asides. A dispute at WNET-Channel 13 over four peer-panel-selected films produced the Coalition To Make Public Television Public, meetings with president Jay Iselin on Feb. 11 and a protest at Lincoln Center on Feb. 24, and scrutiny of station finances. Independent feature filmmakers formed the Independent Feature Project (director Joy Pereths) after a New York Film Festival market (Sept. 1979); national organizing includes a Minnewaska meeting (April 1979) leading to a NAMAC conference in Boulder (May 29–31).

Media Ithaca: Description of Programs (1997, 1998) Groups

Media Ithaca was formed after an Upstate Media Conference in Ithaca in spring 1987 and operated as a community forum to encourage independent media work; NYSCA supported a Coordinator for the Central New York Programmers Group and the office was housed at Ithaca College. The organization was initially a program of Cornell Cinema in 1988 and received support and services from Ithaca College School of Communications. In the early 1990s it awarded small grants (program begun 1991), organized a summer Film and Video Festival (begun 1990), hosted workshops including an Amiga workshop, and presented screenings and discussions by Cheryl Dunye, Craig Baldwin and Wilhelm Hein; leadership changes occurred in 1993–1994 and Media Ithaca was disbanded in 1994, with the Regrant program administered by Cornell Cinema.

Media World of Taka Iimura Bibliography

Media World of Taka Iimura. 4 page, color catalog featuring 3 works by Iimura: Sky and Ground, A I U E O NN Six Features, and From Back to Front. Institution/Organizer: Sony Corporation Site: Sony Building, 8F Exhibition Dates: 02.23.94- 03.04.94 Artist(s): Iimura,Takahiko

Media, Information and Then? Bibliography

Educational Communications Centers and the Television Arts Conference: November 22, 1974 - Media, Information and Then?

Media, Message and Men: New Perspectives in Communications Bibliography

Media/Art/Media: Notes Toward a Definition of Form Bibliography

MediaArtHistories Bibliography

Rudlof Arnheim, Andreas Broeckmann, Ron Burnett, Edmond Couchot, Sean Cubitt, Dieter Daniels, Felice Frankel, Oliver Grau, Erkki Huhtamo, Douglas Kahn, Ryszard W. Kluszczynski, Machiko Kusahara, Timothy Lenoir, Lev Manovich, W.J.T. Mitchell, Gunalan Nadarajan, Christiane Paul, Louise Poissant, Edwar…

MediaArtHistories Bibliography

Leading scholars take a wider view of new media, placing it in the context of art history and acknowledging the necessity of an interdisciplinary approach collaboration in new media art studies and practice.OLIVER GRAUIntroduction - MediaArtHistoriesRUDOLF ARNHEIMThe Coming and Going of ImagesI Orig…

Meet the Press: On Paper Tiger Television Bibliography

Meeting April 15, 1978 Bibliography

Meeting April 15, 1978: Meryl Blackman, Peer Bode, Paul Davis, Ralph Hocking, Sherry Miller, Steina Vasulka, Walter Wright, Neil Zusman. Meryl Blackman, Peer Bode, Paul Davis, Ralph Hocking, Sherry Miller, Steina Vasulka, Walter Wright, Neil Zusman.

Meeting the Challenges of Video Preservation: A Progress Report on Initiatives within the Media Arts Field by Media Alliance Preservation

Media Alliance (founded 1979) is a New York State advocacy and service organization for independent media arts that led a 1991 national video survey and symposium with NYSCA, supported Deirdre Boyle's Video Preservation (1993), and applied to NEH for a cooperative catalog of over 8,000 titles across twelve New York institutions. The report documents Playback 1996 organized with BAVC (March 29–30, 1996) at the Museum of Modem Art with Getty and Andy Warhol Foundation funding, NAMID/FileMakerPro cataloging pilots producing over 1,800 records, and BAVC remastering and cleaning services for obsolete formats. Jim Hubbard authored the report and created Anthology Film Archives' first computer catalog under NAMID and a Jerome Foundation grant.

Memories - 25 Years of the Experimental Television Center Bibliography

Ann-Sargent Wooster's catalog essay for the 25th Anniversary exhibition at Art in General (Nov 8–Jan 25, 1997) recounts the Experimental Television Center's history; the Center grew from the Student Experiments in Television program begun in 1969 at SUNY Binghamton by Ralph Hocking and formally organized in 1971, relocating to Owego in 1979 and hosting roughly 1,200 artists in 24-hour residencies. The Center constructed a Paik/Abe video synthesizer under Nam June Paik and Shuya Abe for WNET's TV Lab, developed image-processing hardware by David Jones and artist-oriented software interfacing with Amiga computers circa 1975; reminiscences name participants including Nam June Paik, Bill T. Jones and Doris Chase.

Memory and Hope (1996-2006) Bibliography

Sherman presented this talk, adapted for the New York State Media Festival at Syracuse University in April 1996, arguing that memes will drive cultural evolution and that emerging digital technologies form extended phenotypes. He traced media and network milestones from 1966 to a projected 2006 (ARPA Net, Betamax, CNN, IBM PC, NSFnet, WWW, Bell Core video) and discussed video art, analog-to-digital transitions, real-time digital ambitions, and video-on-demand. He described his involvement with an Ars Electronica think-tank, a 1979 TV Ontario episode, the Canada Council Computer-Integrated Media grant (1983) and curating digital works for the 1986 Venice Biennale, and he urged attention to personal agents, encryption and the integration of human emotion into digital media.

meta media Takahiko Iimura - film, video, CD-ROM installations - Bibliography

meta media Takahiko Iimura - film, video, CD-ROM installations. Text in Japonese. Section headings follow: Film Installation (1 SEC and Infinity at the Instituto Giapponese di Cultura, Roma, 1997), Video Installation (As I See You See Me, Insituto Giapponese di Cultura, Roma, 1997), CD-ROM (CD-ROM "…

Metaphysical Structuralism: The Videotapes of Bill Viola. Notes for videodisc edition Bibliography

Method Crying: A new book by Terry Cuddy Bibliography

Method Crying: A new book by Terry Cuddy.

Michel Auder: Chronicles and Other Scenes Bibliography

Michel Auder: Chronicles and Other Scenes. Sections of this catalog follow: Foreword by Linda Shearer, Director, June 2004, Michel Auder: Chronicles and Other Scenes by C. Ondine Chavoya, Endnotes, and an Exhibition Checklist. Subsections of Michel Auder: Chronicles and Other Scenes by C. Ondine Cha…

Microbotics, Inc. Starboard2 MultiFunction Module User Guide: vers. 1.0 Bibliography

Microbotics, Inc. Starboard2 MultiFunction Module User Guide: vers. 1.0. Sections of this leaflet summarize General Information, Contents of this Package, Tools you'll need, A Warning about Static, Demounting Starboard 2, Installing the U19B PAL chip on your Starboard2, Installing the Motorola Math …

Microbotics, Inc. Starboard2 User Guide Readme Notes, revision 1.03 Bibliography

Microbotics, Inc. Starboard2 User Guide Readme Notes, revision 1.03. The printout begins with an explaination, entitled "What's on this disk." Page two shows how to use Starboard 2 under both Amigados 1.1 and 1.2, while reminding you to "beware of old or ill-behaved programs." There are sections for…

Microbotics, Inc. StarDrive SCSI Module User's Guide, vers. 1.02 Bibliography

Microbotics, Inc. StarDrive SCSI Module User's Guide, vers. 1.02. Content includes General Info., Contents of this Package, Tools you'll need, A warning about static, Demounting Starboard2, Mounting the SCSI Module on your Starboard2, Installing your StarDrive SCSI Software, How to use the StarDrive…

Micrographics CAT-100 Graphics Software Operator's Manual Computer Print-out from disk with detailed description of commands (20 pages) Bibliography

Micrographics CAT-100 Graphics Software Operator's Manual ETC Copy Computer Print-out from disk with detailed description of commands. Paragraphs follow: Introduction, Text Routines and Figure Vectors, Detailed Description of Commands, and Using the CAT-100 Software Package with Basic.