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  1. 1989 American Documentary Video: Subject to Change Chronology

    American Documentary Video: Subject to Change exhibition of works by documentary video practitioners with program notes Premiere at the Museum of Modern Art; traveling exhibition. Curator: DeirdreBoyle. Organized by The American Federation of Arts

  2. American Documentary Video: Subject to Change Bibliography

    exhibition of works by documentary video practitioners with program notes Institution/Organizer: The American Federation of Arts and The Museum of Modern Art Site: Premiere at the Museum of Modern Art; traveling exhibition Curator(s): Boyle,Deirdre Exhibition Dates: 11/17/88 - 1/10/89

  3. 1974 American Federation of Arts Chronology

    New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds independent film tours at American Federation of Arts, New York City

  4. American Film and Video: Whitney Biennial Bibliography

    Essay by John Hanhardt, Models of Interaction: Film and Video in a New Media Age. Mentions: ETC, Vasulka, Gary Hill, Bill Viola, Video Bus.

  5. 1984 American Film Institute Chronology

    The National Center for Film and Video Preservation was established by the American Film Institute and the National Endowment for the Arts; its mission includes The Film Foundation, the Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) and the National Moving Image Database (NAMID) project. NAMID centralizes information on the film and television holdings of American archives and producers; the Center has assisted many organizations with the cataloging of film and video collections.

  6. American History/American Television: Interpreting the Video Past. New Bibliography

  7. 1979 American Independents Festival Chronology

    American Independents Festival is held as a sidebar to the New York Film Festival; with New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) support, later becomes Independent Feature Project

  8. 1987 American Independents in Berlin Chronology

    New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) organizes the first "American Independents in Berlin" for the Berlin Film Festival. A marketing intiative designed to secure European co-production and distribution of contracts for independent American film.

  9. American Landscape Video Bibliography

    Ross, David. "Postmodern Station Break: A Provisional (Historic) Overview of Video Installation."

  10. Americans in Florence: Europeans in Florence Bibliography

  11. 1991 AMIA Chronology

    Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) votes to formalize as an individual-based professional association.

  12. AMIA Compendium of Moving Image Cataloging Practice Bibliography

  13. 1984 Amiga Chronology

    Amiga demonstrates new computer "Lorraine"

  14. 1987 Amiga 2000 Chronology

    Amiga 2000 personal computer announced

  15. 1990 Amiga 3000 Chronology

    Amiga 3000 computer announced $4100

  16. 1987 Amiga 500 Chronology

    Amiga 500 personal computer with custom chips for animation, video and audio

  17. 1989 Amiga computers Chronology

    1,000,000 Amiga computers sold

  18. Amoeba Technology People

    Luciana Sanz performs as Lu(x)z and is a member of the collective Amoeba Technology; Amoeba comprises electronic musicians, djs, video artists, filmmakers and environmental architects and since the early 1990s has performed, created and curated productions presented in Berlin, Brazil, Amsterdam and Paris. The collective has also performed widely in New York at Tonic, Dumbo, the Williamsburg Art Center, Combustive Arts, the Bang on a Can Festival at Symphony Space, Yale University and Pseudo Space. Sanz, an Argentinian video artist based in Brooklyn, NYC, focuses on live real-time video processing via software and external hardware controllers and on projecting captured and processed film and video onto multiple mapped surfaces for live manipulation and compositing.

  19. 1948 Ampex Chronology

    Ampex introduces first successful American audiotape recorder.

  20. 1956 Ampex Chronology

    Ampex markets first 2" quadruplex videotape recorde

  21. 1962 Ampex Chronology

    Ampex 2" Helical video recording equipment. First popular helical system.

  22. Ampex 350 Series Single Track Recorder/Reproducer Operation and Maintenance Manual Bibliography

    Ampex 350 Series Single Track Recorder/Reproducer Operation and Maintenance Manual illustrated with black and white photographs, schematic diagrams, specifications.

  23. Ampex AC-125 Television Production Center (3 copies) Bibliography

    Ampex AC-125 Television Production Center. 3 page both sides duotone illustrated with balck and white photographs, showing unit in use, close-up of each module- a switcher, audio mixer, and three monitors. Controls view and technical specifications. Price of unit was approx. $3000.

  24. Ampex Audio-Video Systems Catalog Bibliography

    Ampex Audio-Video Systems Catalog. Color Cover of Control Room, Coated Stock 14 pages, Illustrated with balck and white photographs including ADO-2000. Introduction dates first Ampex Video Tape Recorder to 1956.

  25. Ampex Bulletin No. 9 March 1965- Recording Theory and Techniques As Applied To Tape, Part III- Video Bibliography

    Ampex Bulletin No. 9 March 1965- Recording Theory and Techniques As Applied To Tape, Part III- Video. Discusses transversely oriented and longitudinally oriented video magnetic recording.