Hocking, Sherry Miller

Correspondence, exhibition invitations, flyers, postcards, press releases from Experimental Television Center on programs.

Experimental Television Center promotional materials, postcards, and brochures related to 1969-2009 DVD set, Migrating Media Upstate Preservation, The Emergence of Video Processing Tools: Television Becoming Unglued, and Media Arts Technical Assistance.

Evaluation forms, instructions, and guidelines for Video Oral History, Upstate History Reclamation Project, and Upstate Video History Project.

Reading materials and course materials  for Visual Studies Workshop course taught by Sherry Miller Hocking. It also includes: Barbara London, "Time as Medium"; Video Rewind: A Seminar on Early Video History, Overview of the First Decade, list of videos and tapes; Paul Ryan, "A Genealogy of Video"; Deirdre Boyle, Bibliography of "From Portapak to Camcorder: A Brief History of Guerrilla Television"; Gregory Battcock, Selected Bibliography of Video; List of video exhibition catalogs.

Lecture invitation to Sherry Miller Hocking from the Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute and Pratt Institute on History of Video.

Correspondence related to National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture on "Hidden Histories" issue of NAMAC's A Closer Look: Media Arts.

Visual Studies Workshop course taught by Sherry Miller Hocking, course outline and notes. It also includes: handwritten outline of history of Experimental Television Center; Course assignments; Course outlines.

Symposium guides, planning correspondence, and funding proposal related to "Looking Back Looking Forward: A Symposium on Electronic Media Preservation," Preservation Symposium.

Articles, correspondences: letter from Jason Homer to ETC, no date, includes photographs of Homer's workspace; Letter from Julius Vitali to Sherry Miller, postmarked 1984; Letter from Laurence Gartel to ETC, June 9, 1984.