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FOR.A Operation and Service Manual for Digital Time Base Corrector FA-210 Bibliography

FOR.A Operation and Service Manual for Digital Time Base Corrector FA-210. Illustrated with diagrams and schematics.

FOR.A Operation and Service Manual for Dual Channel Digital Time Base Corrector FA-700 Bibliography

FOR.A Operation and Service Manual for Dual Channel Digital Time Base Corrector FA-700. Illustrated with diagrams and schematics.

1964 Ford Foundation Chronology

Ford Foundation funds independent filmmakers

Foreign Correspondence: The International Super 8 Phenomenon Bibliography

Foreign Correspondence: The International Super 8 Phenomenon. Contents follow: Introduction, For a Cinema of Possibility, Low-Cost Art in a High-Cost Medium, Super 8 in Latin America, Thoughts on Super 8 from Algeria, Manifesto from the Philippines, Super 8 Puerto Rico, The Rise of Super 8 in Austra…

Fostex DCM100 MIXTAB Midi Mixer/Mixer Tablet Owner's Manual (2 copies) Bibliography

Fostex DCM100 MIXTAB Midi Mixer/Mixer Tablet Owner's Manual (2 copies).

1975 Foundation for Independent Video and Film Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds Foundation for Independent Video and Film (FIVF), New York City, for screenings, workshops and publication of a newsletter, Ed Lunch, first director

Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television Bibliography

the mediation of direct experiences; effects of television on people; the inherent biases of television

Fourth Annual Video and Television Documentary Festival Groups

About Global Village Introduction - Fourth Annual Video and Television Documentary Festival About Global Village Global Village, the first independent video group in the United States, was founded in 1969. It is a non-profit video production group and major media center engaged in production for nat…

Frame Analysis Bibliography

Frances Young People

Frances Young received an MA in Fine Art from Wimbledon College of Art, University of the Arts London in 2007; her work has been exhibited and screened in multiple venues. Notable presentations include Anticipation: An Exhibition of London's Best Emerging Artists (Ultralounge, London, UK, 2008), Le:60 Film Festival (Cambridge, MA, USA, 2008), and Future50 (Whitehall Waterfront, Leeds, UK, 2008).

Francesc Torres People

Francesc Torres received Fellowship support from the DAAD, and from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities. His work has been shown around the world.

Francesc Torres: The Tyranny of the Past Bibliography

Francis Hwang People

Francis Hwang is an artist, writer, and software engineer whose earlier artworks include The Unauthorized iPod U2 vs. Negativland Special Edition, in which he combined a U2 iPod Special Edition with Negativland's back catalog and auctioned the result online; and firmament.to, a project that uses the Google Web API to turn any HTML page into a free-associated index for the rest of the web. His writing on technology and culture has appeared in Spin, Wired, ArtByte, and FEED Magazine; he is an active member of the Ruby community, has spoken at the International Ruby Conference, and serves as technical lead on free software projects such as Ruby-DBI and the object-relational mapping library Lafcadio. He lives in Brooklyn with one roommate, two computers, and two cats; website http://fhwang.net.

1972 Frank Gillette Chronology

Between Paradigms: The Mood and its Purpose by Frank Gillette published by Gordon and Breach, New York

1978 Frank Gillette Chronology

Frank Gillette. Contemporary Arts Museum Gillette exhibition Aransas - Axis of Observation, curated by David Ross for touring exhibition. Installation at the Contemporary Arts Museum in Houston, with assistance from James Harithas and Ann O'Connor Williams Harithas.

Frank Gillette and Ira Schneider: Parts I and II of an Interview Interview

Originally published in the East Village Other on July 30, 1969 (Vol 4, No. 35) and August 6, 1969 (Vol. 4 No. 36); reproduced in Radical Software, Summer 1970, and in Electronic Zen: The Alternate Video. Attributed to Jud Yalkut; listed as an unpublished manuscript dated 1984.

1973 "Frank Gillette: Video Process and Meta-Process" Chronology

"Frank Gillette: Video Process and Meta-Process," Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse. Videotapes and installations

1973 Frank Gillette: Video: Process and Meta-Process Chronology

Frank Gillette: Video: Process and Meta-Process at Everson Museum, Syracuse. Organized by Jim Harithas; coordinated by Sandra Trop Blumberg and David Ross. Catalog editor: Judson Rosebush

Frank Gillette: Video: Process and Meta-Process Bibliography

Organized by Jim Harithas; coordinated by Sandra Trop Blumberg and David Ross.

Frank Shifreen People

Frank Shifreen is affiliated with Columbia University and Adelphi University; he has recent exhibitions at Scott Pfaffman Gallery, TNC Gallery and Open Space Gallery. He curated shows for NextMuseum (Detroit), TNC Gallery (NY) and Open Space Gallery (PA) and performed web development for Shamansdream, Hereincyberspace and The digitalmuseum. He is associated with Alan Moore, a founder of CoLab and the MWF Video CLub; he curated Art Against War for New York Arts Space, Macy Gallery at Columbia University and for three websites: drinkink.org, edigitalmuseum.org and http://www.retiform.ath.cx.

Fred Barzyk People

Fred Barzyk is a television director noted for translating theater into television and for his skill with actors; he directed The Ryan Interview and Poof!, the science-fiction The Lathe of Heaven, and dramas including Charlie Smith and the Fritter Tree. He collaborated with Jean Shepherd and in 1969 created The Medium is the Medium, the series that introduced Nam June Paik and other video artists to television; his honors include three Emmys, three Television Critics Circle awards, Ace and Peabody awards, and the Venice Film Award for Best Director of Television Drama for Countdown to Looking Glass. Barzyk lives near Boston and has served as executive producer for WGBH and Annenberg/CPB educational series such as Destinos, French in Action, and Western Tradition.

French Video Art Bibliography

Don Foresta, Director of The Center for Media Art. Site: Center for Media Art , The American Center

From <Time> to <See you>, Takahiko Iimura Bibliography

From to , Takahiko Iimura. Contents: Between two straight perallel Lines: The film and video works of Takahiko Iimura by Bruno Di Marino, I saw my first Iimura film in 1964 at Knokke-Le-Zoute by Jonas Mekas, The Films of Takahiko Iimura by Scott MacDonald, On "Reflected Cinema" (A Note on the Progra…

From Celluloid to Cyberspace: The Media Arts and the Changing Arts World Bibliography

https://www.rand.org/publications/MR/MR1552/The authors examine the organizational features of the media arts, placing them in the context of the broader arts environment and identifying the major challenges they face. They take a structural point of view, discussing audiences, media artists as a gr…

From Celluloid to Cyberspace: The Media Arts and the Changing Arts World Bibliography

The arts in America are entering a new era that will pose many challenges for the arts community. However, our current knowledge of the operation of the arts world and its underlying dynamics is limited. These limits are particularly pronounced with regard to the newest and most dynamic component of…