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Growing pains: artists' organizations in the 80s - National Association of Artists Organizations' 1983 conference Bibliography

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Growing Up Wired Bibliography

Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn

Grundik Kasyansky People

Grundik Kasyansky (Moscow, Tel-Aviv, NYC) composes and improvises electronic music, makes sound installations and provides sound for film, theatre and dance; he formed Grundik+Slava with Slava Smelovsky in Israel in 1995 and had music published in Israel and the EU. In May 2006 he released the solo album Light and Roundchair on Creative Sources; his installations were shown at museums and galleries in Israel, New York, Italy, Canada and Slovenia, and he worked on award-winning films and theatre productions, receiving a Finishing Funds 2006 award from the Experimental Television Center.

1971 Guerilla Television Chronology

Guerilla Television by Michael Shamberg and Raindance Corporation published by Holt, Rhinehart and Winston, New York. Manual of alternative television with graphic by Ant Farm

Guerrilla Television Bibliography

Discussions of Raindance, Global Village, Ant Farm, People's Video Theater (Survival Arts Media), Videofreex. Information about the technology, community organizing, uses of video tools.

Guerrilla Television Bibliography

Guerrilla Television by Michael Shamberg & the Raindance Corporation. Contents follow: Acknowledgement, Process Notes, The Meta-Manual (Sections: Media America, From Product to Process, Techno-Evolution, Media Evolution, Information Structures, Information as Energy, Feedback, Survival Modeling, The…

Guerrillas in our midst - books on guerrilla video Bibliography

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1971 Guggenheim Museum Chronology

First time New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funding award to the Guggenheim Museum, New York City. Funding for film.

@ Guggenheim: The Guide to the Guggenheim Museums: The Worlds of Nam June Paik Bibliography

@ Guggenheim: The Guide to the Guggenheim Museums: The Worlds of Nam June Paik. Catalog also includes Paik and the Worlds of Film and Video, 1965-1974 (March 8-25), Generation N (tilde on top- pronounced EN-YAY): New Latino Films and Videos, Postmedia: Co

Guide 2 Ohio Media Equipment Bibliography

Guide to Filmmaking Bibliography

Guide to Filmmaking. Contents follow: Preface, 8mm and 16mm, The Camera, The Lens, Exposure, Film Raw Stock, Filming, Lighting, The Laboratory, Problems of Color Filming, Filters, Picture Editing, Preparing the Original for Printing, Sound, Sound Recording, Synchronous Sound, Sound Editing, Epilogue…

Guide to the Care and Handling of Magnetic Tape Bibliography

Guillermo E. Brown People

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Gunilla and Philip Mallory Jones: Portraits and Documentaries Bibliography

Guts and Fortitude: Video Art and K. Huffman Put the LBMA on the Map Bibliography

Hack it up Bibliography

The Squealer: the low-tech/ high-tech issue. Hack it up: Apple iBooks with FCP and You! by Corey Contreras.

1977 Hallwalls Chronology

Hallwalls, Buffalo, receives first time New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds for video exhibition and documentation of arts events

Hallwalls: Programs and Activities (1997, 1998) Groups

Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, founded by Charles Clough and Robert Longo in 1974 in Buffalo, NY, received 1977 NYSCA funding for video exhibition and documentation and has presented work by over 7,000 artists. Kathryn High served as technical director 1979–82 and Edmund Cardoni is listed as executive director; Sara Kellner is named Visual Arts Director c.1997 and Pamela Susan Hawkins authored an overview in 1998. Hallwalls moved to the Tri-Main Center in January 1993 and developed an 11,000-square-foot facility with three galleries, a cinema, performance theater, video library, editing suite and a Vito Acconci–designed viewing room; it published Consider the Alternatives in 1996 and maintained a 1997 video collection listing.

Hammatsu Corporation Sales Pages for C1000 Vidicon Camera for Computer System, PDP-11 to C1000 Interface M999-PDP-11; C158 Measuring Video System- Select-a-Line and Get-a-profile; C1064 Measuring Video System Perceptascope; Model 147 Video Slice-Profile Adaptor; List of Devices and Prices Bibliography

Hammatsu Corporation Sales Pages for C1000 Vidicon Camera for Computer System, PDP-11 to C1000 Interface M999-PDP-11; C158 Measuring Video System- Select-a-Line and Get-a-profile; C1064 Measuring Video System Perceptascope; Model 147 Video Slice-Profile Adaptor; List of Devices and Prices.

Hand-Held Visions: The Impossible Possibilities of Community Media Bibliography

a collection of essays, presentations and lectures which Dee Dee wrote over the past 35 years

Handbook for Digital Projects: A Management Tool for Preservation and Access Bibliography

published to meet the needs of libraries and museums, and other collections holding institutions for basic information about planning and managing digital projects. on-line at www.nedcc.org

Handmade Electronic Music: The Art of Hardware Hacking Bibliography

provides a long-needed, practical, and engaging introduction for students of electronic music, installation and sound-art to the craft of making - as well as creatively cannibalizing - electronic circuits for artistic purposes. Designed for practioners and students of eectronic art, it provides a gu…

Hank Linhart People

Hank Linhart is a video documentarian and chairs Media Arts at Pratt Institute; he is a former Brooklyn waterfront activist and producer of video documentaries and video art. He holds a B.A. (Roanoke College), a B.F.A. (SUNY Fredonia) and an M.A.H. (SUNY Buffalo). He received NYSCA Grants (1985, 1990) and New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowships (1983, 1989); his work was exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art, The Kitchen, The American Center in Paris and on PBS; he was artist in residence at the Experimental Television Center.

Hank Rudolph People

Hank Rudolph has been Coordinator of the Experimental Television Center since 1984, providing individualized instruction to artists in residence and technical support; he has served as production assistant to artists including Peter D'Agostino, Taka Iimura, George Stoney and Reynold Weidenaar. Prior to 1984 he worked as a videographer and editor at WBNG-TV (Binghamton's largest commercial station) and for three years as an editor at PBS affiliate WSKG, handling ENG and postproduction for the nightly news and a weekly arts program. He holds a 1979 BA in Cinema Studies from Binghamton University and has taught and served as Technical Specialist in the university's Department of Cinema while also instructing for the New York State Summer Institute for the Arts at Ithaca College.

Hans Tammen People

Hans Tammen is a guitarist, composer and improviser whose 30-year career developed a personal style drawing on contemporary electronic composition, the free jazz pulse and European improvisational strategies; he performs site-specific works and collaborates with dance, light and video. His works have been presented in the US, Canada, Mexico, Russia and throughout Europe; he is documented on over a dozen CDs on labels including Nur/Nicht/Nur, Leo Records, Potlatch, Cadence and Hybrid. As a composer and improviser he focuses on mechanically and electronically manipulated guitars and rhythm as pulse or polyrhythmic structure; ensembles include the trio Shadow Puppies with Nick Didkovsky and Kurt Ralske, the Extended Guitars quartet, mechanique[s] with Martin Speicher and Dafna Naphtali, and a trio with Ricardo Arias and G¸nter M¸ller.