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.
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.
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.
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.
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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