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Oral History: Susan Milano

A conversation with Susan Milano, a videomaker and co-founder of the Women’s Video Festival, discussing her myriad involvements with video culture, from Global Village to Shirley Clarke’s TP Videospace Troupe to Japanese television production, and more.

Tyler Maxin 1/28/22 Tyler Maxin 1/28/22

Oral History: Philip Mallory Jones (Part #3)

The third and final segment of our wide-ranging conversation with Philip Mallory Jones discusses his collaborations with his mother and brother, work in live theatrical projection, and shift to digital environments such as Second Life.

Tyler Maxin 11/29/21 Tyler Maxin 11/29/21

Oral History: Philip Mallory Jones (Part #2)

Part two of our wide-ranging conversation with media artist Philip Mallory Jones, discussing his work organizing festivals and exhibitions, his travels abroad, and his transition to digital media.

Tyler Maxin 6/7/21 Tyler Maxin 6/7/21

Oral History: Philip Mallory Jones (Part #1)

Part one of our wide-ranging conversation with media artist Philip Mallory Jones, discussing his introduction to the medium, the Ithaca video scene, and his early collaborations.

Susan Milano, Bart Friedman, and Nancy Cain, the Back Seat show, the Women’s Intermedia Center, 1978. Courtesy Susan Milano. — Nancy Cain, Bart Friedman, and Susan Milano, *Drive-In*, from “Back Seat” at the Women’s Interart Center, 1978. Photograph by Trix Rosen.

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