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2. Reconciling Video and Film in Frank Gillette and Ira Schneider's Wipe Cycle.

Author

NAVARRO, RUDY

Subjects
*INSTALLATION art, *VIDEO recording, *MOTION pictures
Abstract

The article discusses the multi-channel video installation "Wipe Cycle," by artists Frank Gillette and Ira Schneider at the Howard Wise Gallery's 1969 exhibition "Television As a Creative Medium." Topics covered include the technological differences between film and video and their effects, the Raindance Corporation video collective co-founded by Gillette and Schneider, and the book "Theory of Film Practice," by Noël Burch.

Published
2019
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3. Weather Channel.

Author

BLOM, INA

Subjects
*NATURE (Aesthetics), *ECOLOGICAL art, *VIDEO art
Abstract

In this article, the author reflects upon the 1981 video artwork "Symptomatic Syntax," by Frank Gillette and the Earthscore Notational System conceptual scene by the artist Paul Ryan. Topics discussed include how the works described explore nature and the environment, utopianism and reflections on video art.

Published
2013

4. Frank Gillette.

Author

Gillette, Frank

Subjects
GENIUS
Abstract

Jim Harithas was an anomaly. Who was Jim Harithas? Thomas Kuhn speaks about two kinds of science: one that is performed inside the box and one that is performed outside the box; radical science is outside the box. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

5. Members in the News.

Subjects
*ENGINEERING awards, *AWARDS, *AEROSPACE engineers
Abstract

Announces that American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) member Frank Gillette Jr. was named AIAA Engineer of the Year.

Published
1991

6. Flicks and tapes

Author

Wooster, Ann-Sargent

Subjects
Whitney Biennial of American Art (Exhibition) -- Exhibitions, Image processing -- Methods, Video art -- Exhibitions
Published
1981

7. Readers report.

Author

Iannello, Joseph M., Durbin, Thomas A., Kushkowski, Peter, Gillette, Frank C., Rich, George, Cardone, Budd, Gumz, Marcus J., and Jones, Walter B.

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, EMPLOYEE health promotion, OCCUPATIONAL health services, AGRICULTURAL policy, ELECTRIC power plant conversion to coal
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Paying employees not to go to the doctor," in the March 21, 1983 issue, "Why the recovery may skip the farm belt," in the March 21, 1983 issue, and 'New England Electric: Discounting rates to heat up energy use," in the March 21, 1983 issue.

Published
1983

9. Theories and Documents of Contemporary Art : A Sourcebook of Artists' Writings

Author

Stiles, Kristine, Selz, Peter, Newman, Barnett, Rothko, Mark, Motherwell, Robert, Bastian, Heiner, Smith, David, Barr, Alfred H., Tapié, Michel, Michaux, Henri, Fontana, Lucio, Vedova, Emilio, Burri, Alberto, Baumeister, Willi, Tàpies, Antoni, Kantor, Tadeusz, Kirkeby, Per, Kiefer, Anselm, Bill, Max, Lohse, Richard Paul, Manzoni, Piero, Klein, Yves, Biederman, Charles, Dekkers, Ad, Reinhardt, Ad, Kelly, Ellsworth, Truitt, Anne, Albers, Josef, Vasarely, Victor, Riley, Bridget, Stella, Frank, Judd, Donald, Andre, Carl, Flavin, Dan, Martin, Agnes, Marden, Brice, Buren, Daniel, Jensen, Alfred, Schapiro, Miriam, Meyer, Melissa, Jaudon, Valerie, Kozloff, Joyce, Halley, Peter, Léger, Fernand, Guttuso, Renato, Beckmann, Max, Tillich, Paul, Sartre, Jean-Paul, Malraux, André, Dubuffet, Jean, Niewenhuys, Constant, Appel, Karel, Sandberg, Willem, Freud, Lucian, Kitaj, R.b., Hockney, David, Rivers, Larry, Pisteletto, Michelangelo, Pearlstein, Philip, Rainer, Arnulf, Guston, Philip, Baselitz, Georg, Abakanowicz, Magdalena, Rothenberg, Susan, Fischl, Eric, Schnabel, Julian, Weber, John Pitnam, Helms, Jesse, Serrano, Andres, Hamilton, Richard, Roth, Dieter, Fahlström, Öyvind, Restany, Pierre, Spoerri, Daniel, de Saint-Phalle, Niki, Pascali, Pino, Grigorescu, Ion, Cragg, Tony, Rauschenberg, Robert, Johns, Jasper, Brecht, George, Oldenburg, Claes, Warhol, Andy, Samaras, Lucas, Johnson, Ray, Ruscha, Edward, Chicago, Judy, Donaldson, Jeff, Haring, Keith, Scharf, Kenny, Wojnarowicz, David, Levine, Sherrie, Koons, Jeff, Schöffer, Nicolas, Metzger, Gustav, Tinguely, Jean, Piene, Otto, Mack, Heinz, Klüver, Billy, Pauline, Mark, Wodiczko, Krysztof, Paik, Nam June, Davis, Douglas, Schum, Gerry, Gillette, Frank, Kubota, Shigeko, Viola, Bill, d'Agostino, Peter, Hershman, Lynn, Rosler, Martha, Krueger, Myron W., Weibel, Peter, Shaw, Jeffrey, Ascott, Roy, Paz, Octavio, Kiesler, Frederick, Nevelson, Louise, Kienholz, Edward, Noguchi, Isamu, Lin, Maya, De Maria, Walter, Smithson, Robert, Heizer, Michael, Oppenheim, Dennis, Holt, Nancy, Denes, Agnes, Sonfist, Alan, Aycock, Alice, Long, Richard, Harrison, Helen Meyer, Harrison, Newton, Irwin, Robert, Turrell, James, Morris, Robert, Hesse, Eva, Serra, Richard, Nauman, Bruce, Ryman, Robert, Tuttle, Richard, Gilliam, Sam Jr., Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Hamilton, Ann, Clark, Kathryn, Thompson, Mark, Beuys, Joseph, Walther, Franz Erhard, Horn, Rebecca, Flanagan, Barry, Dibbets, Jan, Celant, Germano, Merz, Mario, Penone, Giuseppe, Gan, Pinchas Cohen, Yoshihara, Jiro, Mathieu, Georges, Debord, Guy, Cage, John, Kaprow, Allan, Schneemann, Carolee, Lebel, Jean-Jacques, Ortiz, Raphael Montañez, Vostell, Wolf, Maciunas, George, Higgins, Dick, Filliou, Robert, Ono, Yoko, Knízák, Milan, Berés, Jerzy, Nitsch, Hermann, Mühl, Otto, Brus, Günter, Export, Valie, Rosenbach, Ulricke, Acconci, Vito, Burden, Chris, Antin, Eleanor, Marioni, Tom, Lacy, Suzanne, Piper, Adrian, Sherman, Cindy, Finley, Karen, Duchamp, Marcel, Flynt, Henry, Lewitt, Sol, Bochner, Mel, Graham, Dan, Siegelaub, Seth, Barry, Robert, Weiner, Lawrence, Huebler, Douglas, Kosuth, Joseph, Popovic, Zoran, Burgin, Victor, Kelly, Mary, Brouwn, Stanley, Agnetti, Vincenzo, Latham, John, Broodthaers, Marcel, Haacke, Hans, Fischer, Hervé, Baldessari, John, Stiles, Kristine, Selz, Peter, Newman, Barnett, Rothko, Mark, Motherwell, Robert, Bastian, Heiner, Smith, David, Barr, Alfred H., Tapié, Michel, Michaux, Henri, Fontana, Lucio, Vedova, Emilio, Burri, Alberto, Baumeister, Willi, Tàpies, Antoni, Kantor, Tadeusz, Kirkeby, Per, Kiefer, Anselm, Bill, Max, Lohse, Richard Paul, Manzoni, Piero, Klein, Yves, Biederman, Charles, Dekkers, Ad, Reinhardt, Ad, Kelly, Ellsworth, Truitt, Anne, Albers, Josef, Vasarely, Victor, Riley, Bridget, Stella, Frank, Judd, Donald, Andre, Carl, Flavin, Dan, Martin, Agnes, Marden, Brice, Buren, Daniel, Jensen, Alfred, Schapiro, Miriam, Meyer, Melissa, Jaudon, Valerie, Kozloff, Joyce, Halley, Peter, Léger, Fernand, Guttuso, Renato, Beckmann, Max, Tillich, Paul, Sartre, Jean-Paul, Malraux, André, Dubuffet, Jean, Niewenhuys, Constant, Appel, Karel, Sandberg, Willem, Freud, Lucian, Kitaj, R.b., Hockney, David, Rivers, Larry, Pisteletto, Michelangelo, Pearlstein, Philip, Rainer, Arnulf, Guston, Philip, Baselitz, Georg, Abakanowicz, Magdalena, Rothenberg, Susan, Fischl, Eric, Schnabel, Julian, Weber, John Pitnam, Helms, Jesse, Serrano, Andres, Hamilton, Richard, Roth, Dieter, Fahlström, Öyvind, Restany, Pierre, Spoerri, Daniel, de Saint-Phalle, Niki, Pascali, Pino, Grigorescu, Ion, Cragg, Tony, Rauschenberg, Robert, Johns, Jasper, Brecht, George, Oldenburg, Claes, Warhol, Andy, Samaras, Lucas, Johnson, Ray, Ruscha, Edward, Chicago, Judy, Donaldson, Jeff, Haring, Keith, Scharf, Kenny, Wojnarowicz, David, Levine, Sherrie, Koons, Jeff, Schöffer, Nicolas, Metzger, Gustav, Tinguely, Jean, Piene, Otto, Mack, Heinz, Klüver, Billy, Pauline, Mark, Wodiczko, Krysztof, Paik, Nam June, Davis, Douglas, Schum, Gerry, Gillette, Frank, Kubota, Shigeko, Viola, Bill, d'Agostino, Peter, Hershman, Lynn, Rosler, Martha, Krueger, Myron W., Weibel, Peter, Shaw, Jeffrey, Ascott, Roy, Paz, Octavio, Kiesler, Frederick, Nevelson, Louise, Kienholz, Edward, Noguchi, Isamu, Lin, Maya, De Maria, Walter, Smithson, Robert, Heizer, Michael, Oppenheim, Dennis, Holt, Nancy, Denes, Agnes, Sonfist, Alan, Aycock, Alice, Long, Richard, Harrison, Helen Meyer, Harrison, Newton, Irwin, Robert, Turrell, James, Morris, Robert, Hesse, Eva, Serra, Richard, Nauman, Bruce, Ryman, Robert, Tuttle, Richard, Gilliam, Sam Jr., Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Hamilton, Ann, Clark, Kathryn, Thompson, Mark, Beuys, Joseph, Walther, Franz Erhard, Horn, Rebecca, Flanagan, Barry, Dibbets, Jan, Celant, Germano, Merz, Mario, Penone, Giuseppe, Gan, Pinchas Cohen, Yoshihara, Jiro, Mathieu, Georges, Debord, Guy, Cage, John, Kaprow, Allan, Schneemann, Carolee, Lebel, Jean-Jacques, Ortiz, Raphael Montañez, Vostell, Wolf, Maciunas, George, Higgins, Dick, Filliou, Robert, Ono, Yoko, Knízák, Milan, Berés, Jerzy, Nitsch, Hermann, Mühl, Otto, Brus, Günter, Export, Valie, Rosenbach, Ulricke, Acconci, Vito, Burden, Chris, Antin, Eleanor, Marioni, Tom, Lacy, Suzanne, Piper, Adrian, Sherman, Cindy, Finley, Karen, Duchamp, Marcel, Flynt, Henry, Lewitt, Sol, Bochner, Mel, Graham, Dan, Siegelaub, Seth, Barry, Robert, Weiner, Lawrence, Huebler, Douglas, Kosuth, Joseph, Popovic, Zoran, Burgin, Victor, Kelly, Mary, Brouwn, Stanley, Agnetti, Vincenzo, Latham, John, Broodthaers, Marcel, Haacke, Hans, Fischer, Hervé, and Baldessari, John

Abstract

Edited by Stiles and Selz, this collection of well known artists' writings and critical texts by North American and European artists/authors draws attention to key moments in the evolution of late-modern art. The texts – manifestos, theoretical essays, interviews, letters, etc. – are placed within one of the following nine categories: Gestural Abstraction; Geometric Abstraction; Figuration; Material Culture and Everyday Life; Art and Technology; Installations, Environments and Sites; Process; Language and Concepts. Includes brief introductions to each chapter. Bibliography. Index. Circa 1300 bibl. ref.

Published
1996

10. Industry-University Educational Partnerships for the New Millennium: Experiences and Lessons Learned

Author

Wiens, Gloria J., additional, Grider, David C., additional, Beale, David G., additional, Magleby, Spencer P., additional, Todd, Robert H., additional, Pugh, Len, additional, Stanfill, R. Keith, additional, Coulter, John P., additional, Gillette, Frank C., additional, Franco, James S., additional, Mattson, Christopher A., additional, Clerc, Jean-Philippe, additional, and Riger, Hannah, additional

Published
2001
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13. Video Art : An Anthology

Author

Schneider, Ira, Korot, Beryl, Lucier, Mary, Lawrence, Rebecca, Bolling, George, Stearns, Robert, Beck, James, Connor, Russell, Antin, David, Focke, Anne, Franck, Peter, Hanhardt, John, Herzogenrath, Wulf, Kurtz, Bruce, Ross, David, Acconci, Vito, Arvanites, John, Ashley, Mary, Beck, , Stephen, Cameron, Eric, Davis, Douglas, DeWitt, Tom, Downey, Juan, Emshwiller, Ed, Etra, Bill, Etra, Louise, Frazier, Charles, Freed, Hermine, Froese, Dieter, Gigliotti, Davidson, Gillette, Frank, Graham, Dan, Gusella, Ernest, Heyward, Julia, Hocking, Ralph, Holt, Nancy, Horn, Rebecca, Jonas, Joan, Kaplan, Daile, Krueger, Jack, Barr, Paula, Kubota, Shigeko, Levine, Les, Lucier, Alvin, Mann, Andy, Paik, Naim June, Reich, Steve, Ritchie, Bill, Segalove, Ilene, Serra, Richard, Sharp, Willoughby, Snow, Michael, Sonnier, Keith, Tatti, Ben, Tschinkel, Paul, Viola, Bill, Wiegand, Bob, Wiegand, Ingrid, Wright, Walter, Yalkut, Jud, Schneider, Ira, Korot, Beryl, Lucier, Mary, Lawrence, Rebecca, Bolling, George, Stearns, Robert, Beck, James, Connor, Russell, Antin, David, Focke, Anne, Franck, Peter, Hanhardt, John, Herzogenrath, Wulf, Kurtz, Bruce, Ross, David, Acconci, Vito, Arvanites, John, Ashley, Mary, Beck, , Stephen, Cameron, Eric, Davis, Douglas, DeWitt, Tom, Downey, Juan, Emshwiller, Ed, Etra, Bill, Etra, Louise, Frazier, Charles, Freed, Hermine, Froese, Dieter, Gigliotti, Davidson, Gillette, Frank, Graham, Dan, Gusella, Ernest, Heyward, Julia, Hocking, Ralph, Holt, Nancy, Horn, Rebecca, Jonas, Joan, Kaplan, Daile, Krueger, Jack, Barr, Paula, Kubota, Shigeko, Levine, Les, Lucier, Alvin, Mann, Andy, Paik, Naim June, Reich, Steve, Ritchie, Bill, Segalove, Ilene, Serra, Richard, Sharp, Willoughby, Snow, Michael, Sonnier, Keith, Tatti, Ben, Tschinkel, Paul, Viola, Bill, Wiegand, Bob, Wiegand, Ingrid, Wright, Walter, and Yalkut, Jud

Published
1976

14. Frank Gillette

Author

Hanhardt, John G., Gillette, Frank, Hanhardt, John G., and Gillette, Frank

Abstract

Hanhardt analyses Gillette's video installation and points out different techniques and the use of metaphors of plants and animals. Artist's statement. Biographical notes. 5 bibl. ref.

Published
1983

15. Rooms P.S. 1

Author

Heiss, Alanna, Blumberg, Linda, Tuttle, Richard, Davis, Douglas, Rabinowitch, David, Kubota, Shigeko, Ryman, Robert, Haber, Ira Joel, Eins, Stefan, Gillette, Frank, Hafif, Marcia, Froese, Dieter, Paik, Nam June, Bladen, Ronald, Yasuda, Robert, Mock, Richard, Goldberg, Michael, Highstein, Jene, Beirne, Bill, Andre, Carl, Baldessari, John, Burton, Scott, Downsbrough, Peter, Sonneman, Eve, Henry, Dale, Artschwager, Richard, Tanger, Suzanne, Miss, Mary, Pindell, Howardena, Harris, Suzanne, Girouard, Tina, Weil, Sue, Fisher, Joel, Strider, Marjorie, Hershman, Lynn, Tivey, Hap, Benson, Robert, Acconci, Vito, Heiss, Alanna, Blumberg, Linda, Tuttle, Richard, Davis, Douglas, Rabinowitch, David, Kubota, Shigeko, Ryman, Robert, Haber, Ira Joel, Eins, Stefan, Gillette, Frank, Hafif, Marcia, Froese, Dieter, Paik, Nam June, Bladen, Ronald, Yasuda, Robert, Mock, Richard, Goldberg, Michael, Highstein, Jene, Beirne, Bill, Andre, Carl, Baldessari, John, Burton, Scott, Downsbrough, Peter, Sonneman, Eve, Henry, Dale, Artschwager, Richard, Tanger, Suzanne, Miss, Mary, Pindell, Howardena, Harris, Suzanne, Girouard, Tina, Weil, Sue, Fisher, Joel, Strider, Marjorie, Hershman, Lynn, Tivey, Hap, Benson, Robert, and Acconci, Vito

Abstract

On the occasion of P.S. 1's inaugural exhibition involving 78 American artists, Heiss briefly describes the site-specific nature of the overall project and explains how the photographic documentation of the works in the catalogue is consistent with the physical arrangement of the building. Blumberg presents P.S. 1. Artists' statements. Brief biographical notes.

Published
1977

16. Purchase Authorization (10 July 1863)

Author

Gillette, Frank C., Confederate States of America. Provost Marshal's Office, Gillette, Frank C., and Confederate States of America. Provost Marshal's Office

Abstract

Also included in the Civil War in the American South collection., https://egrove.olemiss.edu/ciwar_milrec/1001/thumbnail.jpg

17. Purchase Authorization (10 July 1863)

Author

Gillette, Frank C., Confederate States of America. Provost Marshal's Office, Gillette, Frank C., and Confederate States of America. Provost Marshal's Office

Abstract

Also included in the Civil War in the American South collection., https://egrove.olemiss.edu/ciwar_milrec/1001/thumbnail.jpg

18. Purchase Authorization (10 July 1863)

Author

Gillette, Frank C., Confederate States of America. Provost Marshal's Office, Gillette, Frank C., and Confederate States of America. Provost Marshal's Office

Abstract

Also included in the Civil War in the American South collection., https://egrove.olemiss.edu/ciwar_milrec/1001/thumbnail.jpg

19. Purchase Authorization (10 July 1863)

Author

Gillette, Frank C., Confederate States of America. Provost Marshal's Office, Gillette, Frank C., and Confederate States of America. Provost Marshal's Office

Abstract

Also included in the Civil War in the American South collection., https://egrove.olemiss.edu/ciwar_milrec/1001/thumbnail.jpg

20. Purchase Authorization (10 July 1863)

Author

Gillette, Frank C., Confederate States of America. Provost Marshal's Office, Gillette, Frank C., and Confederate States of America. Provost Marshal's Office

Abstract

Also included in the Civil War in the American South collection., https://egrove.olemiss.edu/ciwar_milrec/1001/thumbnail.jpg

25. Payoff in Precision City

Subjects
Gillette Machine and Tool Company Inc. -- Management, Machine shops -- Management, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

To a lot of people, Rochester, NY, is Precision City. High-tech cameras, copiers, carburetors, and college kids are made and molded here. Yet, as I dropped out of the sky [...]

Published
1984

26. Frank Gillette

Author

Edwards, Owen

Subjects
Gillette, Frank, Photographers, Arts, visual and performing
Published
1980

27. Letters to Fortune.

Author

GOHEEN, FRANK W., McCOWAN, HORACE, WILSON, GLENN T., DICRISTINA, H. WILLIAM, KILPATRICK, HENRY E., DAVIDSON, BERESFORD, SMATHERS, GEORGE A., BERAN, JAMES K., LAMPI, WAYNE J., ARNDT, ROBERT E. S., HARDMAN, WILLIAM E., KOUSEK, GoRDON C., VAN VECKHOVEN, MILBURN, CHRISTOPHER, GEORGE F. JR., KARPATKIN, RHODA H., PETRUCELLI, RALPH, GILLETTE, FRANK C., MOORE, RONALD C., GRAY, ROBERT L., and TURKISH, SID

Published
1982

28. HOWARD WISE.

Author

Gillette, Frank

Subjects
ART museums, ARTS facilities, KINETIC sculpture, ABSTRACT art
Abstract

Discusses the activities of Howard Wise as the director of the Howard Wise Gallery of Present Day Painting in Cleveland, Ohio from 1957 until 1960. Architectural design of the gallery; List of the abstract expressionist artists featured in the gallery; Shows at the gallery that featured kinetic sculpture and art works that employed elements of high technology.

Published
1992

30. Message From the Editors to Our Reviewers.

Author

Merino, José G., Ciccarelli, Olga, Worrall, Bradford B., Aamodt, Whitley W., Amato, Anthony A., Burch, Rebecca, Hedera, Peter, Hershey, Linda A., Jobst, Barbara C., Kunchok, Amy C., Schneider, Andrea L.C., Shellhaas, Reneé A., and Strowd III, Roy E.

Published
2023
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31. Close Encounters.

Author

Gillette, Frank

Subjects
*UNIDENTIFIED flying objects
Abstract

In a personal narrative, the artist Frank Gillette recalls a cross-country trip he took with fellow artists Willoughby Sharp and Juan Downey in 1974 during which he claims they witnessed several UFO sightings.

Published
2013

33. Message From the Editors to Our Reviewers.

Author

Merino, José G., Ciccarelli, Olga, Worrall, Bradford B., Amato, Anthony A., Burch, Rebecca, Hedera, Peter, Hershey, Linda A., Jobst, Barbara C., Kunchok, Amy C., Schneider, Andrea L. C., Shellhaas, Reneé A., and Strowd III, Roy E.

Published
2022
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34. Reversing the spectator paradigm: symbiotic interaction and the 'gaze' of the artwork.

Author

Kelomees, Raivo

Subjects
GAZE, COMPUTER vision, EXHIBITION space, SPECTATORS, INTERACTIVE art
Abstract

The goal of this article is to discuss and analyse viewer-sensing artworks and the reversed situation that occurs in the exhibition space when artworks 'look' at the viewers or sense them by other means. This helps answer the following questions: do we have here a new spectator paradigm in which the artwork is active and no longer simply an object under observation? Can we talk about the 'gaze' of the artwork? To answer these questions I firstly examine the topics of machine vision, computer vision, biovision and the evolution of vision. Dividing interactive artworks into four categories (distant, contact, bio-based/symbiotic and chance-based interaction) enables me to illustrate the developments in feedback systems which became evident in recent decades. These categories exemplify how the artwork's 'gaze' approaches the body of the viewer until it penetrates its surface and reaches 'under the skin'. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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35. Much ado about medium: Greenberg, McLuhan, and the formalist problem in early video criticism in New York.

Author

Kim, Liz

Subjects
AMERICAN English language
Abstract

Early American video history is often characterized as difficult and heterogeneous, and this is in part due to the conflicting theoretical approaches to the notion of 'medium'. In early 1970s New York, there were two major strands of discourse on video: one saw and described video through a techno-utopian lens based on Marshall McLuhan's media theories, and the other, still steeped in the legacies of Clement Greenberg, treated video as though it was a static, flat and plastic medium. Neither was able to adequately articulate video's unique aesthetics, but they nonetheless dominated the American language of video during the early 1970s. These opposing views on video eventually came to a head in 1974 at the Open Circuits conference at the Museum of Modern Art, where practitioners of early video, such as Frank Gillette and Douglas Davis, faced hostility from other artists and critics such as John Baldessari and Robert Pincus-Witten. They clashed around the concept of 'medium', with each side accusing the other of being formalist, and these dialogues spill out onto various publications throughout the same year. The article will argue that this conflict lies at the root of American video art's difficulty with articulating its own history. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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36. "VT Is Not TV": The Raindance Reunion in the Digital Age.

Author

Coffman, Elizabeth

Subjects
*CONFERENCES & conventions, *ART conferences, *ARTIST collectives, *20TH century video art, *DIGITAL media
Abstract

The article discusses a reunion of the Raindance Corporation, an early 1970s video collective and think tank, which took place at Loyola University Chicago's Information Commons in Chicago, Illinois, on November 30, 2010. Several founders of the video collective were in attendance including Ira Schneider, Frank Gillette and Paul Ryan. The significance of digital media and internet video in the twenty-first century was discussed.

Published
2012
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41. Surviving what haunts you: The art of invisibility in Ceremony, The Ghost Writer, and Beloved.

Author

Rand, Naomi R.

Subjects
GHOSTS in literature, LITERARY criticism, LITERATURE, CULTURE
Abstract

Analyzes the ways authors Philip Roth, Toni Morrison and Leslie Marmon Silko have explored reanimated ghost in their novels. Description of the physical rendering of dead into life; Theme of the authors' novels; Influence of cultural history on the writings of three authors.

Published
1995
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42. America's 500 best courses you can play.

Author

Whitten, Ron

Subjects
GOLF courses
Abstract

Presents a ranking of the 10 best public golf courses in each of the United States' 50 states. Criteria for placing; Includes the golf course of Troon North, in Scottsdale, Arizona; Mountain Ranch in Fairfield Bay, Arkansas; Pole Creek, in Winter Park, Colorado.

Published
1996

44. Telephone message from Clarence D. Clark (1906-04-30)

Author

Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, and Unknown

Abstract

Senator Clark reports that the Senate Judiciary Committee voted unfavorably on the nomination of Judge Gillette of Oklahoma. Clark asks if President Roosevelt would like to have this reported to the Senate or withdraw his nomination.

Published
1906

45. Letter from Charles J. Bonaparte to Theodore Roosevelt (1907-10-31)

Author

Bonaparte, Charles J. (Charles Joseph), 1851-1921, Bonaparte, Charles J. (Charles Joseph), 1851-1921, Bonaparte, Charles J. (Charles Joseph), 1851-1921, and Bonaparte, Charles J. (Charles Joseph), 1851-1921

Abstract

Attorney General Bonaparte relays his tentative conclusions to President Roosevelt regarding several potential appointees to permanent federal marshal, attorney, and judiciary positions in the "embryonic State" of Oklahoma (which became a state on November 16, 1907).

Published
1907

46. Big players take steps to realise the dream of systems that diagnose and fix themselves.

Author

Mohamed, Arif

Subjects
BUSINESS enterprises, INFORMATION technology, ELECTRONIC systems, BUSINESS planning
Abstract

The article informs that International Business Machines Corp., Microsoft Corp. and CA are applying automated monitoring and self-healing systems for ensuring lower costs, reducing complexity, and taking some of the manual labor out of managing heterogeneous IT systems. The technology is designed to predict, diagnose and fix problems before or as they occur, and to dynamically allocate computing resources as and when they are needed. According to Carl Greiner, Senior Vice-President of infrastructure at Ovum Inc., although system self-healing is at the early stages, it will be an essential technology as systems became more complex. According to Frank Gillette, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, the industry is not very far down the track on self-healing technologies. Microsoft has based its self-healing and self-managing systems initiative on the ability to track the health of heterogeneous IT systems. CA has planned to add self-healing capabilities to its software that will automate Unicenter administrative tasks. International Business Machines Corp. has introduced three autonomic management products in its Tivoli series. INSETS: Microsoft's dynamic move;CA's self-healing aspirations;IBM follows autonomic computing path in Tivoli series.

Published
2006

47. Cow Country Cavalcade: : Eighty Years of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association

Author

Maurice Frink and Maurice Frink

Abstract

'Cow Country Cavalcade'by Maurice Frink is an insightful and comprehensive chronicle of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association (WSGA), detailing its profound impact on the cattle industry and the development of the American West over eight decades. First published in 1954, this historical account delves into the founding, evolution, and achievements of one of the most significant agricultural organizations in the United States.Maurice Frink, an accomplished historian with a keen interest in Western history, provides a meticulously researched narrative that captures the spirit and challenges of the cattle industry from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century. The book begins with the establishment of the WSGA in 1872, a response to the burgeoning cattle trade and the need for a unified voice to address the concerns of stock growers in Wyoming.The narrative is enriched by a wealth of historical anecdotes and firsthand accounts that provide a deeper understanding of the daily lives of cattlemen and the operational challenges they faced. Frink explores topics such as cattle drives, roundups, rustling, range wars, and the implementation of grazing regulations, offering a comprehensive look at the complexities of cattle ranching. He covers the significant events, influential personalities, and key decisions that guided the WSGA through periods of growth, economic downturns, and social change.'Cow Country Cavalcade: Eighty Years of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association'is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of the American West, the cattle industry, or agricultural organizations. Maurice Frink's thorough research and engaging writing style make this book a captivating and informative tribute to the resilience and innovation of Wyoming's cattlemen and the enduring legacy of the WSGA.

Published
2024

48. Flint Hills Cowboys : Tales From the Tallgrass Prairie

Author

Jim Hoy and Jim Hoy

Abstract

The Flint Hills are America's last tallgrass prairie, a green enclave set in the midst of the farmland of eastern Kansas. Known as the home of the Big Beef Steer, these rugged hills have produced exemplary cowboys—both the ranch and rodeo varieties—whose hard work has given them plenty of material for equally good stories.Jim Hoy grew up in the Flint Hills on a ranch at Cassoday that's been in his family for five generations and boasts roots “as deep as those of bluestem grass in black-soil bottomland.” He now draws on this area's rich cowboy lore—as well as on his own experience working cattle, breaking horses, and rodeoing—to write a folk history of the Flint Hills spanning a century and a half.Hoy blends history, folklore, and memoir to conjure for readers the tallgrass prairies of his boyhood in a book that richly recalls the ranching life and the people who lived it. Here are cowboys and outlaws, rodeo stars and runaway horses, ordinary folks and the stuff of legends. Hoy introduces readers to the likes of Lou Hart, a top hand with the Crocker Brothers from 1906 to1910, whose poetic paean to ranch life circulated orally for fifty years before seeing print. And he tracks down the legend of Bud Gillette, considered by his neighbors the world's fastest man until he fell in with an unscrupulous promoter. He even unravels the mystery of a lone grave supposed to be that of the first cowboy in the Flint Hills.Hoy also explains why a good horse makes up for having to work with exasperating cattle—and why not all horses are created (or trained) equal. And he traces Flint Hills cattle culture from the days of the trail drive through the railroad years to today's trucking era, with most railroad stockyards torn down and only one section house left standing.Writes Hoy, “I feed on the stories of the Hills and the characters who tell them as the cattle feed on the grasses.” His love of the land shines throughout a book so real that readers will swear they hear the click of horseshoes on flint rock with every turn of the page.

Published
2024

49. The Future Is Present : Art, Technology, and the Work of Mobile Image

Author

Philip Glahn, Cary Levine, Philip Glahn, and Cary Levine

Subjects
Technology and the arts--History--20th century, Art and society--History--20th century
Abstract

A critical history of the pioneering art and technology group Mobile Image and their prescient work in communications, networking, and information systems.In The Future Is Present, Philip Glahn and Cary Levine tell the fascinating history of the visionary art group Mobile Image—founded by Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz in 1977—which appropriated emerging technologies, from satellites to electronic message platforms. Based in Los Angeles, this under-studied collective worked amid urban crisis, a techno-boom, consolidating media power, and ascendant neoliberal politics. Mobile Image challenged fundamental conventions of the public sphere, democracy, communication, and political participation, as well as notions of power, representation, and identity.Glahn and Levine argue not only for the historical importance of Mobile Image, but also for a critical artistic process that is at once analytic and transformative. They weave themes such as embodiment and its mediation, public/private dialectics, and techno-utopian vision throughout the book, binding these projects to discourses around race, gender, and class, as well as margin and center, the local and the global. In today's world of ubiquitous digital re/production, networking, and social media, The Future Is Present shows how the work of Mobile Image continues to have profound implications for art, technology, and the politics of public and private experience.

Published
2024

50. Join the Conspiracy : How a Brooklyn Eccentric Got Lost on the Right, Infiltrated the Left, and Brought Down the Biggest Bombing Network in New York

Author

Jonathan Butler and Jonathan Butler

Abstract

Dive into the electrifying tale of a Brooklyn-born patriot turned radical activist, in an era when America was torn by its ideological extremesIn the shadow of recent turmoil, Join the Conspiracy transports readers to a pivotal moment of division and dissent in American history: the late 1960s. Against the backdrop of the Vietnam War and a nation grappling with internal conflict, this compelling narrative follows the life of George Demmerle, a factory worker whose political odyssey encapsulates the era's tumultuous spirit. From his roots as a concerned citizen wary of his country's leftward tilt, Demmerle's journey takes a dramatic turn as he delves into the heart of radical activism. Participating in iconic protests from the March on Washington to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Demmerle's story is a whirlwind of political fervor, embodying the struggle against what was perceived as imperialist war and racial injustice. His transformation is marked by alliances with key figures of the time, including Abbie Hoffman, and an eventual leadership role within an East Coast Black Panther affiliate. Yet, beneath his radical veneer lies a secret: Demmerle is an FBI informant. Join the Conspiracy reveals Demmerle's complex role in a society at war with itself, where his deepening involvement with the radical left and a bombing collective forces him to confront his loyalties. The narrative, enriched by a rare trove of period documents, candid photos taken from inside the radical movement, and underground art—more than a hundred of which are included in the book—not only charts Demmerle's saga but also reflects the broader story of a nation struggling to find its moral compass amidst chaos. As Demmerle navigates the dangerous waters of political extremism, readers are invited to ponder the price of ideology, the nature of loyalty, and the fine line between activism and betrayal. This book is not just a recounting of historical events but a vibrant portrait of a man and a move­ment that sought to reshape America.

Published
2024

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