Paik, Nam June

Scope and Contents Materials from the following events and organizations: Movements for Video, Dance, and Music at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University and Everson Museum of Art; The Kitchen; The Dreme-Style, by Michael L. V. Butler and his Circle, Everson Museum; and Couple #513, Lois Welk and Arnie Zane of the American Dance Asylum at the Everson Museum of Art; Synergism, Woodstock Community Video; Survival Arts Media; Anthology Film Archives; 'Sontina for Piano and Harpsochord,' Nam June...

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Materials from the following events and organizations: Video by Videomakers poster at ETC with Ellipsis, Steina Vasulka and others; Electronic Arts at Media Study, Buffalo; "Painting with Electrons... A New Art form for the "Video Age" by Roy M. Smith about Norman Pollack; American Dance Asylum; Women's Studio Workshop; Shigeko Kubota at Japan House; Young Filmmakers/Video Arts A Salute to NYSCA; Hallwalls.

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Montage 93 ephemera. It also includes photographs of Ralph Hocking, David Jones, Steina Vasulka, Nam June Paik, Peer Bode.

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Proposal for Nam June Paik's residency at ETC for research on Synthesizer, and proposal for Walter Wright, Ralph Hocking, and David Jones to develop publications about construction and operation of video synthesizers. Nam June Paik's final narrative report references Ralph Hocking's piece, "A Toy for A Toy."

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Flyers for "Image Processing," Video Program at Anthology Film Archives, "Video by Videomakers 1980"; Applications for NYSCA funds by Sherry Miller and Peer Bode with project description, design philosophy, and diagram, 1980; Mailer for "New York State Projects: Video XXVIII" at The Museum of Modern Art, New York; article about Jim Kuzma's Visible Music in Electronic Design News Magazine.

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Videotaping in Bedford Stuyvesant; John Randolph Carter residency; Multi-video, Multi-audio Sources for Random Access by Multiple Viewers by Nam June Paik; Low Cost Film Chain by Nam June Paik; 1/2" VTR Experiments by Nam June Paik.

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Proposals to NYSCA for synthesizer workshops and for language development using an Intel computer by Walter Wright, a Systems Approach to Video Art by Don McArthur, interface of video and computer, further development of the Paik/Abe Video Synthesizer, a series of Live Video Shows by Peer Bode and Meryl Blackman, and other projects.

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Notes, correspondence, proposal, and budget for grants related to the New York State Council for the Arts (NYSCA), as well as an award from NYSCA to WSKG-TV for the Community Center for Television Production (later ETC), and Nam June Paik proposal for "Video Synthesizer and Beyond" with budget for 1971-1972.