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Artists

These are some of the many artists who have participated in the Residency Program, worked on a Sponsored Artist Project or received an award through the Center since we began the program in 1971.

Mara Alper
Amoeba Tech
Anney Bonney
Benton-C Bainbridge
Irit Batsry
Zoe Beloff
Alan Berliner
Michael Betancourt
Kjell Bjorgeengen
David Blair
Bless Bless Productions
Peer Bode
Barbara Buckner
Torsten Burns
Luca Buvoli
Jon Cates
Doris Chase
Shu Lea Cheang
Anita Cheng
Abigail Child
Connie Coleman and Alan Powell
David Crawford
Peter D'Agostino
Marcello Dantas
Lisa DeLillo
Joe Diebes
Sarah Drury
Monica Duncan
Erica Eaton
Emergency Broadcast Network (Brian Kane, Gardner Post, Josh Pearson)
Raul Vincent Enriquez
Brendan Ford
Kathleen Foster
Laurence Gartel
Ariana Gerstein
Leah Gilliam
Shalom Gorewitz
Carol Goss
Jacquline Goss
Slawomir Grunberg
Alex Hahn
Barbara Hammer
Thomas Allen Harris
Pamela Susan Hawkins
Sorrel Hays
Kathy High
Gary Hill
Ralph Hocking
Sara Hornbacher
Taka Iimura
Denise Iris
Amy Jenkins
Ken Jacobs
Zohar Kfir
Jinhan Ko
Caroline Koebel
Richard Kostelanetz
Shigeko Kubota
Annie Langan
Jeffrey Lerer
Jeanne Liotta
LoVid (Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus)
Kristin Lucas
Kent Lundberg
Mary Magsamen
Darrin Martin
Mitch McCabe
Jennifer and Kevin McCoy
Jillian McDonald
Van McElwee
Christina McPhee
Rohesia Hamilton Metcalfe
Branda Miller
Ken Montgomery
Chris Musgrave
Neovoxer
OffLine
Nam June Paik
Jenny Perlin
Marianne Petit
John Phillips
The Poool
Aysha Quinn
Dan Reeves
Joe Reinsel
John Roach
Megan Roberts and Raymond Ghirardo
Ron Rocco
Barbara Rosenthal
Eric Rosenzveig
Aaron Ross
Mary Ross
Paul Rowley
Lynne Sachs
Joseph Scheer
Michael Schell
Matt Schlanger
Jessie Shefrin
Sanjna Singh and Pia Sawhney
Alan Sondheim
Caspar Stracke
Aldo Tambellini
Simon Tarr
Termite TV
Unitygain
Liselot van der Heijden
Daniel Vatsky
Julius Vitali
Nancy Walker
Reynold Weidenaar
Virgil Wong
Charlie Woodman
Bart Woodstrup
Roger Wyatt
Jud Yalkut
Erika Yeomans
Jonathan Zalben
Neil Zusman

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September 27, 2016 at 03:50am

Les disques graphiques tournoyants de Marcel Duchamp - La boite verte

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En 1935, Marcel Duchamp a installé un stand au concours Lépine pour présenter sa nouvelle invention : des disques graphiques qui étaient installés sur six tourne-disques de façon à créer ce qu’il décrivait comme des divertissements visuels. Il n’en a vendu que deux à des amis et un seul à un visiteu...

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Experimental Television Center

September 26, 2016 at 04:50pm

Sample of Video Birth Canal. Slow motion illustration of the emergence process in video. Full video @ https://youtu.be/bv64xkxus04 If you're in a hurry don't bother with this video. It's not meant to tickle your fancy. It's in slow motion so viewers can get a better sense of the process and nature of emergence, the process whereby new video material is born in a generative system. The material takes form of its own accord coming from an environment which encourages rather than forces it to grow. The subject of the composition is the environment in the same sense of soil cultivation for a garden. Seeds contain an innate intelligence that can only manifest under the proper conditions, an environment that meets their needs. Notice how in slow oscillations the color and forms well up, rain down, swell to the sides, surge forward, and sink back into deep recesses to return renewed. Emergence is based on complexity which is nothing more than a bowl of simplicities. This video does the work for you by parsing out individual simplicities via the principles of Chaos Theory. Just observe.

Anthony Garrett

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Experimental Television Center

September 25, 2016 at 10:16pm

Video Birth Canal. Video @ https://youtu.be/bv64xkxus04 If you're in a hurry don't bother with this video. It's not meant to tickle your fancy. It's in slow motion so viewers can get a better sense of the process and nature of emergence, the process whereby new video material is born in a generative system. The material takes form of its own accord coming from an environment which encourages rather than forces it to grow. The subject of the composition is the environment in the same sense of soil cultivation for a garden. Seeds contain an innate intelligence that can only manifest under the proper conditions, an environment that meets its needs. Notice how in slow oscillations the color and forms well up, rain down, swell to the sides, surge forward, and sink back into deep recesses to return renewed. Emergence is based on complexity which is nothing more than a bowl of simplicities. This video does the work for you by parsing out individual simplicities via the principles of Chaos Theory. Just observe.

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September 25, 2016 at 06:51pm

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POLYHEDRA IN IN THE REALM OF THE THEORETICALLY IMAGINABLE

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Nature is saturated with sponge structures on every possible scale of physical-biological reality. The term was first adopted in biology: “Sponge: any member…

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Experimental Television Center

September 24, 2016 at 08:24pm

Grab from Video Birth Canal, a video in progress that will illustrate the process of emergence. What I especially like about this one is that I've been thinking about doing landscapes for weeks and out pops a tropical baby.

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