The MWF Video Club collection on the Internet Archive contains all material that was digitized from the Monday/Wednesday/Friday Video Club Collection during the course of XFR STN from June 17th through September 8th, 2013. Custodial History For XFR STN, the videotapes from the MWF Video Club were brought to the New Museum from an off-site storage location in Staten Island. Alan Moore and other members of Collaborative Projects then sorted through the material to identify video for migration to...
Topics: MWF Video Club, Alan Moore, XFR STN, New Museum, Collaborative Projects
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Aug 27, 2013
08/13
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Malin Abrahamsson
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One part of a multi-part video piece dealing with endurance. The video was exhibited at the SVA Gallery in SoHo, New York, in the spring of 1998. In the installation, a TV-monitor was placed on a pedestal facing the gallery entrance with a one inch wide white strip of paper leading from the front door, along the floor and up the pedestal till the monitor. On the paper strip, which was several feet long, the hand-written line "I'm sorry" was repeated for its entire length.
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Cave Girls. With Cara Brownell, Bush Tetras, Ellen Cooper, Ilona Granet, Marnie Greenholz, Julie Harrison, Becky Howland, Virge Piersol, Judy Ross, Bebe Smith, Kiki Smith, Teri Slotkin, Y-Pants & Sophie VDT.
Topic: Cave Girls
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Aug 28, 2013
08/13
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Barbara Rosenthal
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This is a two-part video, both with the artist nude and 9 months pregnant with her daughter, Ola Creston. The first segment, color, was originally shot in Super-8 film by Bill Creston. Rosenthal is seated and reading bizarre dreams from her Journal. In the second segment, originally shot with a black and white 1/2" open reel video portapak, she's climbing up and down a step-ladder priming a wall over the words "Priming a Wall, Aug 1, 1979" as the radio plays news of an art heist....
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Nov 20, 2013
11/13
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Nina Sobell
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Hey, Chicky!!!" or better known as "Hey, Baby Chicky!!!" was made as a camera as audience only performance quite intuitively. Playing "At The Midnight Hour" and "Baby You're Mine" consecutively, I unwrap a raw chicken, play with it then put it in my purse and walk off. I made this piece after I moved back from London and after I made "Chicken On Foot (version 1)," in 1974. I wasn't able to do any chicken pieces in London, but did this one almost as...
Videos here were culled from the New Museum archive and migrated during "XFR STN."
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Dec 13, 2019
12/19
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Lee Williams and Angela Anderson
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This video is comprised of a collection of cheeky cheerleading performances. From a document accompanying one of the videos: "'It's angry but it's a celebration.' Using the American myth of cheerleading, it raises ambiguities about religion, men, organizations and women's definition of themselves. But it is designed to be entertaining rather than didactic." Transferred by XFR Collective in 2019 from VHS. Created by Lee Williams and Angela Anderson. Other contributors include Alexei...
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Topics: XFR Collective, VHS, Cheerleaders, Feminism, American culture
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This is a documentary centered around an annual event that in Newton, Massachusetts called "Elvis Day". The event celebrates the life and music of Elvis Presley. It includes interviews with the Elvis fans who attended the event as well as a performance by Elvis impersonator Monk Pelly. There is also footage from a reading by Griel Marcus from his0 book entitled "Dead Elvis".
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Aug 28, 2013
08/13
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David Kay
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A boy and a girl spend some time near Austin, Texas and find love and shit. (Super 8, 3 min., Silent) Recommended musical soundtrack from King of New York by Charlie Chaplin.
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Nov 16, 2013
11/13
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David Kay
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Super 8 footage shot at Woodstock '99. Reel 4: B&W , 18 fps (silent). Footage shot on Sunday showing the masses of people and chaos that led to riots and fires. Music by Jimi Hendrix "Fire".
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Nov 20, 2013
11/13
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Nina Sobell
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This is version 2 of 2 of "Chicken On Foot" made at the Long Beach Museum of Arts Video Station. The first version was made in 1974 before i went to live in London and this one was completed afterwards. In the first version, I used a dozen eggs and in this version the same, although in this version I play with the chicken and talk to it for a length of time after breaking the dozen eggs.
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Dec 14, 2019
12/19
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Craig Silver, Lynn Seeney
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Video art sampler by Neil Zusman: Orbit (9 minutes, 1982) A State of Air (5 minutes 1986) Time Witness: a personal history (10 minutes 1986) Fragment of a Figure Carrying a Water Flask (2 minutes 1981) From 1987 to 1993, artists Craig Silver and Lynn Seeney produced Downtown Tonight, a weekly arts-oriented public access TV show. They interviewed and profiled visual artists, musicians, writers and filmmakers and documented the cultural scene of New York's Lower East Side. They also presented...
Topics: XFR Collective, U-matic, video art, money, ballet
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Sep 1, 2013
09/13
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Birgit Rathsmann
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Female characters in martial arts films from Hong Kong: the women who played them and the directors who wrote the scenarios and directed the films. Interviews and clips. Michelle Yeoh, Jade (Jay) Leung, Cheng Pei Pei, Tsui Hark, Barbara Scharres, Chris Doyle, Tsui Hark, Stanley Kwan, Johnny To, Mabel Cheung, Patricia Erens
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Film by Coleen Fitzgibbon, assisted by Michael Thompson. Filmed on super8 film at outsider artist Henry Darger's apartment on a camera by Coleen Fitzgibbon, filmmaker and Michael Thompson late spring 1973 in Chicago, IL. Invited to film by Nathan Lerner and Michael Baruch. The room was cluttered with art materials, Darger's books and artworks and newspaper clippings. Transferred to VHS 3/2/97.
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Family slides, including childhood years and travels through Europe and West Coast, Southwest, and New England.
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Potato Wolf episode based on Euripides' play Cyclops. Performers include Sally White, Jim Sutcliffe, Olivia Beens, Mitch Corber and others.
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Aug 27, 2013
08/13
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Malin Abrahamsson
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While a student at School of Visual Arts, Malin Abrahamsson spent a day at the corner of Wooster and Grand Streets in SoHo, New York, selling assholes to pedestrians. The assholes were sculptures made in art class and got their name by another student who was offended by the shape of the objects. ("This isn't art - these are assholes!") The comment triggered the idea to peddle these objects/assholes as a test to see if they could function and be appreciated as art despite being called...
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When the music of Casiopea is involuntarily unleashed on the city of New York, the band finds that it casts a spell on women, compelling them to dance. Props made by Alan W. Moore.
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Jul 24, 2013
07/13
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Wolfgang Staehle
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Episodes of POTATO WOLF After Art / A Magazine featuring the Artscan Report 1981 #s 1+2
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Oct 20, 2013
10/13
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Marion Lewis and Bobbe Besold
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Nympho Warrior was a musical media installation performance work about women's fertility, contraception and the right to chose. The video rock and roll cabaret was presented at A Space, Toronto then toured Canada and appeared at The Performance Garage, NYC. Produced by VideoCabaret, a media theatrical troupe from Toronto, Canada the show tells the sometimes treacherous story of a sexually active woman in the mid-seventies as explored in song and satirical skits. Artist/performer/videographer...
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Oct 18, 2013
10/13
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The Video Band
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The Video Band: Glen Scantlebury, Lucy Phillips, Jim Barrett, Gregory Jones, Jim Haygood. Original Music: Glen Scantlebury, Lucy Phillips, Gregory Jones. Recorded at T&B Audio Labs. Post Produced at One Pass Film/Video. Copyright 1984 The Video Band. "Reagan Commercials crew: Glen Scantlebury, Jim Haygood. Copyright 1981. "From the Field" crew: Glen Scantlebury, Jim Haygood. Copyright 1982. "Reverse Angles" crew: Glen Scantlebury, Lucy Phillips, Jan Heyneker, Jim...
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Oct 21, 2013
10/13
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Molly Bernstein
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WWIII artists speak about their work as images of it are displayed. WW3 promo video.
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Nov 16, 2013
11/13
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Justine of the COLETTE IS DEAD CO.
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Homemade video filmed by Elizabeth Cannon of installation "Fuck Art Lets Dance" for Danceteria, with Rudolf and 2 songs - "Deadly Feminine" - (artist's trademark) and "Tenderly," a modern adaptation of an old song, from 1980.
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Mar 8, 2021
03/21
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Alan W. Moore
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A tape of mostly silent experiments with an analog video synthesizer, raw footage that was edited in a work that has yet to surface. Recorded at Young Filmmakers sometime between 1984 and 1986 (the date on the reel is October 2nd, 1984 but unclear if that is the date of the recording). The 3/4" U-Matic tape was digitized on March 8th, 2021 by XFR Collective, part of the Monday/Wednesday/Friday Video Club preservation project.
Topics: u-matic, experimental video, video graphics, nyc, alan moore, upitn, xfrcollective, video art
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Nov 19, 2013
11/13
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Diane Spodarek, Jay Yager, and Ian Prior
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A video collage spinning off tools and lingerie, those icons of male and female sexuality, to take a humorous look at the dreams and desires, dreads and disappointments accompanying some relatively mundane events common to us all but usually cloaked in taboo. (Produced wit support from Michigan Council for the Arts.) Ypsilanti, MI. Winner: The Lawrence Kasdan Award, Ann Arbor Fim & Video Festival, 1989.
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One of the most important television shows in history, "The Show With No Name" was a weekly cable access program broadcast from Austin, Texas. Featuring public submissions of 'clips,' interspersed with the commentary of hosts Charlie Sotelo and Cinco, "The Show with No Name" not only spoke truth to power for the Supreme Court's historic ruling in Sony Corp. of America v. Universal City Studios, Inc. 464 U.S. 417 (1984), while articulating the wealth of challenges within the...
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Aug 28, 2013
08/13
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L'Atelier national du Manitoba
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Owner, proprietor, and artist Arnold Leventhal gives a behind-the-scenes guided tour of one of Winnipeg's greatest commercial institutions. See: Mitchell's world class selection of bridal fancies, finery, brocades, jacquards, taffetas! Marvel at the "Wall of Prints," the "Totem of Nostalgia," "The Annex," and, even, "The Pit"! Videotaped by Walter Forsberg.
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Oct 18, 2013
10/13
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Monday Wednesday Friday Video Club
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Color Bars followed by text "Monday Wednesday Friday Presents
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Nov 21, 2013
11/13
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Naked Eye Cinema
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Video footage of Naked Eye Cinema night at the New Museum. (Part 2 of 2)
Topics: xfr stn, jack waters, peter cramer, naked eye cinema, mwf_video_club, bradley eros
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Aug 27, 2013
08/13
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Orshi Drozdik
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Orshi Drozdik's performance titled: I try To Be Transparent (To Art History) was performed at Factory 77, Toronto, 77 Mowat street. The performance was about 1 hour long in complete silence. The audience was awaiting for my body to became transparent. From the gallery sealing I had suspended about 250 x 140 cm plexiglass and a mirror above, in about 3 meter distance from the floor. I placed my naked body on the plexiglass platform and I did not moved at all. I was waiting to be transparent. My...
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Oct 28, 2013
10/13
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Cara Brownell
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Cave Girls. With Cara Brownell, Bush Tetras, Ellen Cooper, Ilona Granet, Marnie Greenholz, Julie Harrison, Becky Howland, Virge Piersol, Judy Ross, Bebe Smith, Kiki Smith, Teri Slotkin, Y-Pants & Sophie VDT. The original Colab live TV show was later distributed by MWF Club, shot on 3/4" U-matic with a super8 roll in of the original Cave Girls film.
Topic: Potato Wolf
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Aug 27, 2013
08/13
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Peter Doughtery, Ted Demme, Moses Endinborough, Jac Benson, Kenny Buford, Gabriel Tolliver, Ed Lover, Dr. Dre, T-Money, Todd-1
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Best of YO! MTV Raps live friday performances caught on stage at the old National Studios on 42nd Street. ED LOVER, DR. DRE, and Todd-1. Performances featured Public Enemy, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Main Source, Naughty By Nature, Geto Boys, Nice and Smooth, Run-DMC, Beastie Boys, House of Pain, YO-YO, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, Leaders Of The New School, DJ Quik, Illegal, Eric B & Rakim, EMPD, Nice and Smooth/Gangstarr, Brand Nubian.
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Sep 20, 2021
09/21
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Walter Wright
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A sampler of live video performances from Walter Wright's Video Jam events. Artists include: Curtis Bahn, Walter Wright, Ron Lessard, Andrew Lersten, Boyd Nutting, Marilda Castro. Transferred from VHS on 9/21/2020 by XFR Collective as part of the M/W/F Video Club preservation project. Video errors and anomalies are inherent to the source material.
Topics: video art, video performance, walter wright
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Jul 16, 2021
07/21
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Potato Wolf
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Welcome to the 80's, various sections with many performers. Alan Moore has a cardboard machine gun, Mitch Corber's voiceover an a woman's voice singing operatically, a woman's voice singing the Battle Hymn of the Republic. Video collage with cardboard BAM signs and war footage. A man yells out a manifesto, homemade porn cut in, clips of amusement park and more. Ilona Granet performs a rant about bombs. Views of an orchestra and an ad for a Robot Repair Kit. Mindy Stevenson reads and Mitch...
Topics: MWF Video Club, Potato Wolf
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May 19, 2021
05/21
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Kembra Pfahler
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Kembra Pfahler- Cowboy Stories
Topics: MWF, Kembra Pfahler
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Nov 18, 2013
11/13
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Colette the Artist
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Room installation @ the Akademie Der Kunste or" Downtown Soho- NYC" in 1976- curated by Renee Block. Audios and other female (actress Tabea Blumencheim) posing sleeping nude with me, audio, voices, etc.
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Jul 16, 2021
07/21
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Craig Silver & Lynn Seeney
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Event at ABC No Rio in NYC. From 1987 to 1993, artists Craig Silver and Lynn Seeney produced Downtown Tonight, a weekly arts-oriented public access TV show. They interviewed and profiled visual artists, musicians, writers and filmmakers and documented the cultural scene of New York's Lower East Side. They also presented original experimental video work. The videotaped programs were aired on Channel D on Manhattan Cable TV, which evolved into Manhattan Neighborhood Network. Transferred on...
Topic: MWF Video Club
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Oct 21, 2013
10/13
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J. Kathleen White
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Dr. Jekyll & Ms. Hyde,5:02 Written, designed & painted by J. Kathleen White; photography & editing: David Saunders; with Penny White, Genie Chips & J.K. White Description from a 1987 MWF catalog: "J. Kathleen WHITE, "Dr. Jekyll & Ms. Hyde"(1980; 34 min.; with Penny White)-A myopic visionary, Dr. Jekyll pursues her need for change and power through a labyrinth of falls, fires, transformations and escapes. This b/w studio production gains much of its power from...
Topic: Potato Wolf
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End of sci-fi film. A scientist working on memory forgets where his house is. In this reel he meets an untimely demise. Includes some found scuba footage that looks to have originated on film.
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Nov 14, 2013
11/13
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Visual AIDS
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We Interrupt this program / Day Without Art 1991 A live television broadcast Directed by Charles Atlas Featuring John Kelly, Bill T. Jones, and Estella Jones, Karen Finley, Robbie McCauley, DANCENOISE, Richard Elovich, and Lavender Light Produced by Robin Schanzenbach, Mary Ellen Storm and Barbara Tsumagari
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Aug 29, 2013
08/13
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Bette Gordon/Tim Burns
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Kerokee videos for two songs: Put Your Head on my Shoulder and DIVORCE. We shot on bolex 16mm. Bette Gordon cinematography, Tim Burns editing.
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Aug 27, 2013
08/13
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Victor Jara Film Collective
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The Terror and The Time is a documentary about colonialism in British Guiana during the 1950s. The film's narration is a series of poems from Martin Carter's Poems of Resistance, written and published in 1953, the year of the main events portrayed. Set against the back drop of the Cold War and international events of that same year in places such as Iran, Guatemala, Kenya and the United States, The Terror and The Time shows the election of the first "internal self-government" in the...
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Aug 28, 2013
08/13
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Bill Creston / Channel 13 WNET
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Shot in 1/2" open reel off a TV monitor by Bill Creston, this is footage of the inside of the Channel 13 studio during an actual live broadcast of video pioneers and their students in 1974. Creston began the video programs at both Cooper Union and the School of Visual Arts with his own equipment, and soon NYU added a course. The participants sit on the floor, and around the studio, as footage is shot, and the technicians struggle to broadcast both the event, and portions of the artists'...
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Aug 28, 2013
08/13
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David Kay
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Super 8 travelog film showing friends and family on vacation in Austin, Texas and Rochester, NY and New York, NY. Shot on Ektrachrome 160 during december 1994. (Super 8, 3 mins., silent).
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Aug 31, 2013
08/13
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Kathleen Laziza
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Metamorphosis is a tribute to American dance icon Loie Fuller. The dancer's immense skirt provides a flexible screen that modulates projected videoart images by the Laziza Videodance and Lumia Project. Then the mood shifts to a freer dance as the dress is shed. In the end we are taken back to the beginning with a star image showing directly on the torso of the dancer. This Videodance features dancer Judy Marriott (Fowler).
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Aug 30, 2013
08/13
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MWF Video Club
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Scene of pirates/anarchists planning a raid
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Silent. From a performance at Roulette Intermedium, New York City 2002.
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Aug 12, 2013
08/13
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David Schmidlapp
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interview of Ileana Montalvo - Downtown Film Festival -1985 interview of David Schmidlapp - Downtown Film Festival - 1985 by clayton patterson i magi, world war, african agricultural squabble, 16mm optical film transfer / 1981 -1984 a la vuelticita , super 8mm film by iIeana Montalvo - w / david schmidlapp - life struggles in Nicaragua 1984/1985 LIGHT LOOT- live performance of Walter Steding, Marne Greenholtz, Patrick Blanck, F.L. Schmidlapp, IGT Rockathon, slide and film show plus photo...
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Monday Wednesday Friday Video Club Jack Smith
Topic: MWF Video Club
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Nov 16, 2013
11/13
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David Kay
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Super 8 footage shot at Woodstock '99. Reel 2: The Roots "Adrenaline"; Kodachrome 40, 18 fps (silent)
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Aug 29, 2013
08/13
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Eirik Vikan Larsen
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18 min film about good and evil and the crossroads where they meet. Shot in Valley of the Gods, Utah. Directed by Eirik Vikan Larsen. With Alicia Genetski.
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Sep 10, 2013
09/13
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New Museum
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Footage of the New Museum of Contemporary Art taken on December 1, 1994 in conjunction with Day Without Art. On view: Test Pattern by Bob Flanagan and Nancy Burson
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Aug 28, 2013
08/13
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Cara M. Brownell
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Images of women ranging from Balinese dancer, beauty magazine ads; and cutout faces; domestic imagery; the artist in mask making and movement. Woven feminist themes grounded by use audio of call in radio show material concerning invasive psychiatric therapy treatment of women, prescription drug use in the population, and the artists voice. Material generated from black & white 1/2 tape, postprocessed and edited at The Experimental Television Center.
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Jul 19, 2021
07/21
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Craig Silver, Lynn Seeney
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This episode of Downtown Tonight features The Great Debate with Craig Silver and Lynn Seeney, "This is Not America Tape" by Dennis Pennis, comedian Stan Rifken, and the Tunnell Fashion Show. Produced by Craig Silver and Lynn Seeney. From 1987 to 1993, artists Craig Silver and Lynn Seeney produced Downtown Tonight, a weekly arts-oriented public access TV show. They interviewed and profiled visual artists, musicians, writers, and filmmakers and documented the cultural scene of New...
Topics: fashion show, presidential election, george h.w. bush
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Aug 31, 2013
08/13
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Mechthild Schmidt Feist
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Two pieces with RUSH dance (dancer/choreographer Patrice Regnier) 'Mo thru Fr', a computer graphic piece accompanying a stage performance, an ironic commentary on office life. (ca 1 min) also: 'Stochastic template (excerpt + work in progress)', a digital composite of a duet falling in + out of harmony, replicating stochastic patterns (ca 1 min) Please see "Stochastic Dance" (XFR_2013-08-17_1A_07) for final version. Quantel PAintbox + Harry
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Aug 12, 2013
08/13
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Marc Rosenblatt
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A video about relationships and how men and women are different and similar but mostly different. Bettina Arndt quotes refer to the struggles between the sexes.
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Aug 28, 2013
08/13
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Franck Goldberg
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A video documentary by Franck Goldberg shot in the NYC East Village in 1989. Squatters and police clashes during the demolition of a burned out squat facilitated by the police occupation of Tompkins Square Park. A portrait of the East Village that is no more.
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Aug 27, 2013
08/13
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Katy Chang
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Lo-Fo: template art website to download and create more art. Video documentation of paper boats template with ocean sound wave print to make Boats performance. San Diego, 2002.
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Aug 27, 2013
08/13
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Peter Doughtery, Ted Demme, Moses Endinborough, Jac Benson, Kenny Buford, Gabriel Tolliver, Ed Lover, Dr. Dre, T-Money, Todd-1
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Best of YO! MTV Raps live friday performances caught on stage at the old National Studios on 42nd Street. ED LOVER, DR. DRE, and Todd-1. Performances featured Public Enemy, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Main Source, Naughty By Nature, Geto Boys, Nice and Smooth, Run-DMC, Beastie Boys, House of Pain, YO-YO, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, Leaders Of The New School, DJ Quik, Illegal, Eric B & Rakim, EMPD, Nice and Smooth/Gangstarr, Brand Nubian.
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Aug 28, 2013
08/13
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Cara M. Brownell
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Super 8 film transferred to Umatic video, color processed. Meditation/contemplation filmed on skis along creek. Audio collage sounds and guitar and narrator first person whispered of city versus country, movement and water as redemptive forces. Film, audio and production by artist (skiing too !) Video processing and editing at The Experimental Television Center.
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Aug 31, 2013
08/13
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Kathleen Laziza
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A playful videodance using mylar by the Laziza Videodance and Lumia Project. Performed at 30 Bond street in Manhattan. Music is by Jacques Dalcroze.
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Oct 18, 2013
10/13
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TWINART
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Polaroid 50th Anniversary video. Made for Polaroid from their archives. Commissioned by Sam Yanes / Marketing at Polaroid Directed by Lynda Kahn + Ellen Kahn Production Company - Crossroads Films Music by Roy Yorkelson / Antland
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Oct 26, 2013
10/13
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Robert Parker
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Robert Parker's country life.
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Times Square Show (1980), 2:26 Three public service announcements: Directed by Beth B & Scott B; Edited by Robert Burden; Camera by Al Vasquez; With Jack Smith; Producers: Robert Burden, Coleen Fitzgibbon; Executive Producers: Collaborative Projects, Inc. and NCI Inc. Directed by Matthew Geller, Alan Moore & Andrea Callard; Editors: Robert Burden, Phil Fallo; Camera: Al Vasquez; With Andrea Callard, Joe Lewis, Alan Moore & William Scott; Music: EJ Rodriguez; Producers: Robert...
Topic: Potato Wolf
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Nov 15, 2013
11/13
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Franz Vila
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An abstract film by Franz Vila featuring a very pregnant lady, a child and an airplane.
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Sophie Vielle
Topic: Monday/Wednesday/Friday Video Club
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Aug 30, 2013
08/13
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various artists
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Meat" (September 1981 sampler) approx. 60min. "Welcome to the Eighties" produced by Christof Kohlhofer, sets by Kohlhofer, Tom Otterness; robot skit by Robin Winters "World War III Show" produced by Alan Moore, machine gunning by Moore "Nuke Me, Nuke My Dog" produced by Joseph Nechvatal, performance by Ilona Granet; reading by Michael Parker "Super Vista" a super-8 film produced by Cara Perlman "Cave Girls" produced by Cara Brownell and...
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Potato Salad (1982), 23:46 With Gary Pollard, Mitch Corber, Ilona Granet, Peter Fend, Brian Piersol & Terry Mohre
Topic: Potato Wolf
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Aug 28, 2013
08/13
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TWINART
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Night Flight - Artist Series - TWINART - Identity Interview 15 minutes "Instant This - Instant That 1979 - Music "TasteTest" 1979 Music/ Lyrics - DeSario / Durand "Poodle Paper" NY Cleans Up NY - "Trashy Fashions" - "Rubber Goods" Music "TasteTest" 1980 - Vanity For Sanity / Whic
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Aug 29, 2013
08/13
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Betsy Sussler
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An adaptation of the play Ein Mann, Ein Worterbuch by Franz Xaver Kroetz. Translated by Michael Roloff and Carl Weber.
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Aug 7, 2021
08/21
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Craig Silver, Lynn Seeney
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Flag Show at HFX Multimedia, Anti Utopia Show at Ballet Space, Prof. Louis, D. Hatchette, Compilations by Lynn Seeney, Valerie F. From 1987 to 1993, artists Craig Silver and Lynn Seeney produced Downtown Tonight, a weekly arts-oriented public access TV show. They interviewed and profiled visual artists, musicians, writers, and filmmakers and documented the cultural scene of New York's Lower East Side. They also presented original experimental video work. The videotaped programs were aired on...
Topics: art documentation, art exhibition, performance
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Aug 31, 2021
08/21
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Craig Silver, Lynn Seeney
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Craig Silver and Lynn Seeney interview artists and attendees at the Polarities exhibition at the Quando gallery. An art exhibition for Collaborative Projects. Guests discuss what difference or similarities may exist between artwork by men and artwork by women. Interviewees include Barbara Korman, Bob Dombrowski, and Mitch Corber who introduces himself as Jean Paul Sartre. From 1987 to 1993, artists Craig Silver and Lynn Seeney produced Downtown Tonight, a weekly arts-oriented public access TV...
Topics: art documentation, gender, collaborative projects
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Nov 21, 2019
11/19
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Craig Silver, Lynn Seeney
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Tompkins Sq. Arts Fest "New Rain" Downtown Tonight Monday 12AM Channel D Excerpts from Tompkins Square Art Festival on June 18-19, 1987 in New York City. Imagery includes performances, crafts, people walking. 23:03 Includes older clips from videos of race conflicts in Philadelphia and other unidentified cities. From 1987 to 1993, artists Craig Silver and Lynn Seeney produced Downtown Tonight, a weekly arts-oriented public access TV show. They interviewed and profiled visual...
Topics: XFR Collective, U-Matic, Tompkins Square Park, arts festival, race riot, Philadelphia, New York
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Aug 28, 2013
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Sister Serpents Collective, Jeramy Turner, Mary Ellen Croteau
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Staged performance from radical feminist group Sister Serpents "teaching" the audience about the "olden days" -- those days leading up to the Revolution when misogyny was eradicated and women took power. They get it a little bit off. (2 performances)
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Aug 27, 2013
08/13
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Victor Jara Film Collective
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The Terror and The Time is a documentary about colonialism in British Guiana during the 1950s. The film's narration is a series of poems from Martin Carter's Poems of Resistance, written and published in 1953, the year of the main events portrayed. Set against the back drop of the Cold War and international events of that same year in places such as Iran, Guatemala, Kenya and the United States, The Terror and The Time shows the election of the first "internal self-government" in the...