Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at Whitney Museum of American Art, Downtown Branch, July 18 - August 26, 1983. Essays by John Carlin and Sheena Wagstaff. Additional texts by Richard Marschall, Jerry Robinson, Gary Groth, Kim Thompson, J. ... [details]
Collection of texts by Carl Andre. Introduction by James Meyer, bibliography compiled by Jeffrey Thompson. Figures mentioned or included in the anthology include Tibor de Nagy, John Myers, Sol LeWitt, Leif Nylen, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Smithson, Hollis Frampton, Arshile Gorky, Eva Hesse, Konrad Fischer, Lee Lozano, Karl Marx, Robert Morris, John Chamberlain, Damien Hirst, David Novros, Brice Marden, Henri Matisse, Joseph Wright, Reno Odlin, Ezra Pound, David Sylvester, Auguste Rodin, Alexander Rodchenko, Vladimir Tatlin, Constantin Brancusi, EC Goossen, Michelangelo, David Smith, Gertrude Stein, Frank Stella, and George W. ... [details]
Issue edited by Jack Bankowsky. Essays "First Break: Marco Livingstone on Gilbert & George," by Marco Livingstone; "Passages: Robert Rosenblum on David Sylvester," by Robert Rosenblum; "Film: Kent Jones on Richard Linklater," by Kent Jones; "Hotlist," by Eduardo Kac; "Hotlist: Reena Jana on Ars Electronica 2001," by Reena Jana; "Books/TV: Jean-Max Colard on Catherine Millet," by Jean-Max Colard; "Books/TV: Peter Plagens on 'Art:21," by Peter Plagens; "Top Ten," by Lisa Ruyter; "10-20-30: Eric Banks on Artforum, September 1971" by Eric C. ... [details]
Issue edited by Jack Bankowsky. Essays "First Break: Jan Tumlir on Chris Burden," by Jan Tumlir; "Film Top Tens," by John Waters, Ian Birnie, Kent Jones, Susan Sontag, and Guy Maddin; "Books: Mark Wigley on Reyner Banham," by Mark Wigley; "Music Top Tens," by Bob Nickas, Rachel Greene, Dennis Cooper, Ben Ratliff, and D. ... [details]
Issue edited by Beryl Korot and Ira Schneider. Essays "What Matters Most: A Collection of Concerns"; "The Video Carrot," by Jeff Strickler; "Don't Try to Understand Media - Know Thyself," by George Gordon; "Implications of the New Television for the Open Classroom," by John Le Baron; "Implications of the New Television for the Open Classroom," by John Le Baron; " "The Great Plastic Weekly Video Magazine," by Chuck Anderson; "The Tactics of the Truth," by Irving Falk; "Video in a Psychiatric Context," by Bob Behr; "Aesthetics of the Portapak," by Phillip Lopate; "Three Propositions, Two Frameworks and an Indictment," by Kit Laybourne; "Teaching and Reflecting," by Joe Petner and Susan Sherwood; "An Attempt at Video Research," by Mitch Ackerman; "Action for Children's Television," by Maggi Cowlan; "Invitation to a Video Forum," by Anne Page; "Introductory Video Excercises," by Quincy Bent; "Portraits," by Kit Laybourne; "Theater Gaming," Gerry Laybourne; "Music, Movement and Video," by Peter Haratonik; "6:00 News," by Bruce Cost; "Neighborhood Documentary," by Larry Goldin; "Video Animation," by Chuck Anderson; "In-depth Interviews," by Kit Laybourne; "Creative Electrography," by Aldo Tambellini; "Reading: Experience Through Video," by Peter Haratonik; "Resources That Will Help"; "The Evolution of a Non-Program," by Chuck Anderson; "Video in a Therapeutic Community," by Bruce Cost; "A New Approach in Higher Education," by Jane Garmey and Jeff Bush; "Student-Centered ETV Broadcasting," by Ellen Miles; "Video for Migrant Children," by David Jonassen; "Project TV: Video as a Second Language," by Jim Kearney; "Video Catalyst," by Peter Haratonik; "Inner-City Video," by Jon Dunn; "Kids Today: A Cable Project," by Paul Rabin and Myles Halsband; "Creating an Elementary School Video Environment," by Jeff Strickler; "Video and the Public Library," by Walter Dale. [details]
