Conference Partners
The Experimental Television Center was founded in 1971, an outgrowth of a media access program established by Ralph Hocking at Binghamton University in 1969. Today the Center offers a unique concentration on electronic image-making by providing a residency program for artists from around the world, with access to both analog and digital tools, many custom-designed by Dave Jones and other artist-technicians. A grants program offers support to New York State organizations for personal appearances by digital, video and film artists and to individuals to assist with the completion of cinema and sonic works. The Center provides support services to artists, serving as a sponsoring organization for projects in the electronic and film arts, assisting with proposal development and providing fiscal and administrative management. Preservation and research activities are focused on the videotape collection and on electronic imaging instruments. The Video History Project is an on-going research effort concerning the development of video art and community television; the website is constructed as both an information-gathering and exchange system. |
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