Open Circuits Revisited: Susan Murray and Fred Turner in Conversation
Fred Turner and Susan Murray on television utopias of the 1970s and their continued relevance to our current political, cultural, and technological landscape.
Closed Circuits and Black Boxes: Artistic Responses to Technological Enclosure by Cass Fino-Radin
Media conservator Cass Fino-Radin traces shifts in media artists’ attitudes towards technology from Open Circuits to present.
“VT is not TV”: Early Video Art, Television, and the Politics of Broadcasting by Kara Carmack
Scholar Kara Carmack addresses the inception and continued impact of Manhattan public access television in July, 1971.
Whit Pow & Alexander Galloway: Error, Noise, and Randomness
A talk, screening, and live glitch demonstration on the 1978 Bally Astrocade video game console by artist-scholars Whit Pow and Alexander Galloway.
Hobbyists to the Front by Emma Dickson
Media art conservator and artist Emma Dickson reflects on the evolution of cathode ray tube (CRT) hobbyists and technicians and their contemporary position.
The New Television: Video After Television | Introduction by Tyler Maxin and Rebecca Cleman
An excerpt from EAI and no place press's forthcoming publication, The New Television: Video After Television.