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Experimental Television Center Video Synthesizer Bibliography

A block diagram of how the Video Synthesizer works. Black and white block diagram showing inputs, outputs and sync. 1 original and 1 copy. 30"x36". Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse November 6-28, 1976 in Information, Works and Activities exhibition by the Experimental Television Cent…

Experimental Television Center, Brewster Analog System (Analog Synthesizer) Bibliography

Experimental Television Center device and system documentation, 1979-1982. Schematics follow: Input/ Delay/ Voltage Controlled Clock/ Output Filter (Board #3, p 1 of 3, 01.1979), copy with modifications (Board A, 06.1981- inferred by cataloger due to Board #3 replacement date), Input/Output Processo…

Experimental Television Center, LTD.: Chronological History of the Center: 1969-present Groups

The Experimental Television Center began as Student Experiments in Television, founded in 1969 by Ralph Hocking at Binghamton University and incorporated in 1971; it provided access to small-format portable video equipment, editing facilities, instructional workshops, community cable programming and an artist residency and exhibition program. A Research Program supported design and construction of video tools, notably the Paik/Abe Video Synthesizer (Shuya Abe and Nam June Paik) installed at WNET and the Center in 1972; NYSCA and NEA funding supported work on oscillators, the Jones Colorizer, Analog Control Box, the SAID and computer–video interfaces (LSI-11, Z-80). The Center hosted numerous artists in residence, ran touring exhibitions and statewide workshops, established a tape library and relocated to Owego by 1980.

Experimental Television Center: A Brief History

The Experimental Television Center was founded in 1971 as an outgrowth of Ralph Hocking’s 1969 Student Experiments in Television program at Binghamton University; early SET tapes were broadcast on WNET and WGBH. The Center established Research and Residency programs offering analog and digital image-processing tools—including the Paik/Abe Video Synthesizer, Jones Colorizer and Amiga-based systems—and has hosted over 1500 artists whose works have been screened at museums, festivals and on cable and broadcast. Since 1989 the Center has awarded over one million dollars through Presentation Funds, Finishing Funds and a Media Arts Technical Assistance Fund and is supported by state and private foundations and distributors including Electronic Arts Intermix and Video Data Bank.

Experimental Television Center: Imaging System Manual - The Digital Imaging System Bibliography

The Experimental Television Center's digital system: Z-80 8 bit microprocessor, 7 channels of digital to analog and analog to digital conversion, with dual floppy disk storage and paper print-out. CAT 100 Buffer.

Experimental Television Center: Studio Manual Rewrites Bibliography

Experimental Television Center: Studio Manual Rewrites. Outline of Manual, First Two Sections: I. Main Structure of the System (Introduction, Sync, Video Routing, Output Amplifier, Monitoring the Signal, and Set-Up) and II. Video Processing Devices (Introduction, Voltage Controlled Amplifiers, Mixer…

Experimental Television Center. Equipment Operation Manual - Open Reel Editing Bibliography

Experimental Television Center. VTR Editing. Editing Theory - Helican Scan. Assembly and Insert Edits. Control panel diagrams (top and back) for the following models: AV-8650, Sony AV-3650. Alphabetical lists of articles, books, periodicals, selected New York State video exhibition and production ce…

1967 Experimental Television Workshop Chronology

Experimental Television Workshop at KQED-TV, San Francisco. Directed by Brice Howard and Paul Kaufman. Established with a Rockefeller Foundation grant

1984 Experimental Video and Film Festival Chronology

The New York City Experimental Video and Film Festival. Curator: Hunter Yoder. Artists included Darrell Wilson, Ilene Seagalove, Cindy Kleine, Raphael Bendahan, Lynn Vance and Leighton Pierce, Robert Rose, Jill Kroesen, Aline Mayer and Bradley Eros.

1971 Experiments in Art and Technolog Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds Experiments in Art and Technology, under direction of Billy Kluver . Funding for a cable project.

1967 Experiments in Art and Technology Chronology

Experiments in Art and Technology, Billy Kluver, Director. Funded by the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA).

1966 Experiments in Art and Technology (EAT) Chronology

Experiments in Art and Technology (EAT) was founded to support collaborations between artists and engineers; Billy Kluver was the founder. EAT sought to pair artists with engineers and worked with Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, John Cage and Andy Warhol. Some collaborations were exhibited at the World Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan.

Explorations in Video Bibliography

Exploring New Forms in the VIsual Arts Through the Use of Electronic Tools: Videography and Computer Graphics Bibliography

1974 Exprmntl 5 Chronology

Catalog and program for Exprmntl 5, the Fifth International Experimental Film Competition; includes video environments by Walter Wright (Experimental Television Center), Woody and Steina Vasulka (University of Buffalo), David Cort, Tom DeWitt and Tony Conrad. Catalog essay by Seth Feldman; catalog prepared by Media Study/Buffalo.

1975 Exprmntl 5 Chronology

Catalog and program for Exprmntl 5, the Fifth International Experimental Film Competition. Includes video environments by Walter Wright (Experimental Television Center), Woody and Steina Vasulka (University of Buffalo), David Cort, Tom DeWitt and Tony Conrad; catalog essay by Seth Feldman and catalog prepared by Media Study/Buffalo.

Exprmntl 5: Fifth International Experimental Film Competition Bibliography

Catalog and program. Video environments by Walter Wright (Experimental Television Center); Woody and Steina Vasulka ( University of Buffalo); David Cort; Tom DeWittTony Conrad. Catalog essay by Seth Feldman; catalog prepared by Media Study/Buffalo.

EXPRMNTL5 Bibliography

EXPRMNTL5. Black and silver folder contains the following: Program Notes by Seth Feldman, a Programme of Films out of Competition from The Royal Film Archive of Belgium, a list of Video Environments Programmation by The Royal Film Archive of Belgium, a note from Walter Wright of the Experimental Tel…

Exprmntl5 Catalog for Media Study Bibliography

Exprmntl5 Catalog for Media Study Exprmntl 5 Festival in Belgium, December 25, 1974 - January 2, 1975.

1976 Extended Images Chronology

Extended Images, an exhibition of the works of Bart Robbett, curated by John Minkowsky for Media Study/Buffalo. December 2-15, 1976. Catalog essay by John Minkowsky. The exhibition traveled to the Whitney Museum of American Art, October 28-November 6, 1977

Extended Points: Three Contemporary Artists from Norway Bibliography

Extended Points: Three Contemporary Artists from Norway. Catalog features two Forewords, an Introduction, and Texts by Jorgen Lund translated from Norwegian by Inger Fluge Maeland. Institution/Organizer: Hara Museum of Contemporary Art Site: Hara Museum of Contemporary Art Curator(s): Hallandsjo,Kar…

Extra Life: Coming of Age in Cyberspace Bibliography

Eyal Ben-Zwi People

Eyal Ben-Zwi, born 1973 in Israel and raised in Brooklyn, is a Vienna-based video artist who has worked in video installation since 1997 and has served as lighting designer, multimedia developer, filmmaker, programmer, video engineer, temporary environment architect and installation artist; he is a member of the NYC audio visual collective Amoeba Technology and completed an artist-in-residence in Berlin in 2002 that culminated in a one-week audio/video/dance performance. In 2004 he participated with Amoeba Technology at an artist-in-residence at the ETC; since 2005 he has collaborated with Simone Carneiro on installations and content creation and in 2005 they completed a large-scale public-space mixed media installation funded by the city of Brasilia.

Eye and Brain: The psychology of seeing Bibliography

Contents follow: Seeing, Light, In the beginning..., The eye, The brain, Seeing brightness, Seeing movement, Seeing colour, Illusions, Art and reality, Do we have to learn how to see?, Seeing and believing, Eyes in space, Bibliography, Acknowledgments, and Index.

Eyes and Ears: Sound Needs Image Bibliography

Catalog for exhibition of video and film accompanied by live performances of their musical scores. Elliot Caplan, Brian Milbrand, Kelly Spivey, Dorothea Braemer, Carolyn Tennant, Alan Rhodes, Stephen Vitiello, Siew-wai Kok, Jan Nagle, Vince Mistretta, Carl Lee, Stephanie Gray