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Intel Corp. Intellec 8 Reference Schematic Drawings (Oversize) Bibliography

Intel Corp. Intellec 8 Reference Schematic Drawings (Oversize)

Intel Corp. MCS-4 Micro Computer Set User's Manual Bibliography

Intel Corp. MCS-4 Micro Computer Set User's Manual. Includes description and schematics, data sheets for Silicon Gate MOS Character Generator, Bipolar Programmable ROM 3601, MCS-4 Micro Computer Set, price list.

Inter-Media Art Center: History of IMAC Groups

Inter-Media Art Center, Inc. (IMAC) is a publicly supported non-profit media and performing arts center in Huntington, Long Island, serving New York State public and non-profit arts, educational and social service communities. Founded in 1974 with a New York State Council on the Arts grant as the first non-profit Media Arts Center on Long Island, IMAC moved to Bayville in 1976 to develop multi-camera studios and editing facilities and returned to Huntington in 1983 to occupy a converted movie palace balcony. IMAC received support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts and county cultural offices and was designated a Primary Organization in 1983; Michael Rothbard and Kathy Bodily are named.

Inter-Media Arts Center: Description and Chronology (1998, 1999) Groups

The Inter-Media Art Center (IMAC), founded in 1974 by Michael Rothbard (Director) and Kathy Bodily, operated as a Long Island video access, production, exhibition and training facility; a 1976 brochure lists a Video Production Resource Center with Portapak loans, workshops and post-production services and a media presentations program. A 1978 notice describes open equipment access with staffed color studio and editing suites; a 1980 article describes a 45' x 50' studio with two color cameras, a 6-channel audio mixer and $25/hour rental. By 1984 IMAC offered multi-camera TV production, 3/4" editing and film-to-tape transfers; programs were funded in part by the New York State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Interaction: Artistic Practice in the Network Bibliography

Artists and projects include Brian Holmes. Ursula Biemann, Ken Goldberg, Ricardo Basebaum, Jodi.org, Bracha Lichtenberg-Ettinger, Critical Art Ensemble, Knowbotic Research, Keller Eatserling, Eve Andree Laramee. Forward by John S. Johnson.

Interactive Video: Wendy Clarke's Love Tapes Bibliography

Interface Culture How New Technology Transforms the Way We Create and Communicate Bibliography

1968 "Intermedia 68" Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds experimental media artists as part of Intermedia 68, a theater workshop at the Brooklyn Academy of Music; projects include environmental video performances, film projections and videotapes. Contributors listed include Aldo Tambellini, Nam June Paik, Les Levine, Carolee Schneemann, Terry Riley, Dick Higgins, Ken Dewey and USCO.

1975 Intermedia Art Center (IMAC) Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds Intermedia Art Center (IMAC), Bayville, under direction of Michael Rothbard, for a media equipment center. Others associated: Norman Pollack

1973 "International Computer Arts Festival" Chronology

"International Computer Arts Festival," The Kitchen at Mercer Arts Center, New York City; organzied by Dimitri Devyatkin. Included music, poetry, film and video

International Directory of Electronic Arts Bibliography

Editions convering range of activities in art and technology. Bibliography and indexes. Addresses. French and English.

1975 International Festival of Women's Films Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds first International Festival of Women's Films, New York City. Funds for film exhibition.

1971 International Museum of Photography Chronology

First time New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funding award to International Museum of Photography/George Eastman House, Rochester. Funds for film screenings and an International Film Festival.

1988 International Museum of Photography Chronology

International Museum of Photography/George Eastman House, Rochester, inaugurates new building which includes a study center, a second screening room and new archival facilities

1988 International Museum of Photography Chronology

International Museum of Photography/George Eastman House, Rochester, Film Department Curator, Jan-Christopher Horak, extends invitation to independent filmmakers to store their films in the museum's new archival facilities

1976 International Public Television Screening Chronology

Input, International Public Television Screening, instituted at a meeting organized by the Rockefeller Foundation and CIRCOM, International Co-operative for Research and Action in Communication. Recognized need for exchange of cultural programs among nations.

1998 International Student Residency Chronology

International Student Residency at the Experimental Television Center was an annual program begun in 1995; the program lists Pamela Hawkins as program director and instructor and Hank Rudolph as co-instructor. Participating institutions included University of Buffalo, Alfred University, Atlanta College of Art, National Art Academy, Oslo, and Syracuse University.

2001 International Student Residency Chronology

International Student Residency took place June 4-15, 2001, at the Experimental Television Center in partnership with the Institute for Electronic Arts at Alfred University; the annual working residency provided academic credit through an intensive collaborative experience for graduate and undergraduate media arts students. Instructors were Pamela Hawkins, Director of the ISR, and Hank Rudolph, with Lara Davis as Assistant Director of the ISR Program; guest lecturers included Torsten Burns, Andrew Deutsch, Kristin Lucan and Joe McKay.

2004 International Student Residency Chronology

Experimental Television Center offers the 9th workshop. Instructors: Pamela Susan Hawkins and Hank Rudolph.

International Video Art Symposium Bibliography

texts: Wulf Herzogenrath (Video Artists and Television as a Medium); Ian Murray (Support Structures for Artists Working with Videotape; Susan Britton (Video Lunch); Paul Wong (Making Video: Cable Access, Artists Cooperatives, Fees and Rights); Reprints from "Video as a Community or Political Tool", …

1979 International Video Exchange Directory Chronology

The 6th International Video Exchange Directory publication by Satellite Video Exchange, Vancouver. 1979. Resource guide to tapes, distributors, individuals, publications

1991 Internet Chronology

The Internet includes 5,000 networks in over three dozen countries, serving over 700,000 host computers used by over 4,000,000 people.

1994 Internet Chronology

Communities begin to be wired to Internet

1994 Internet Chronology

Internet - commercial possibilities include shopping, banner ads. First cyberbank appears.

1992 Internet Society Chronology

Internet Society ISOC chartered