[-empyre-] Vasulka Archive

[jonCates <joncates@criticalartware.net>]

another [indepth/engaging/important] [subjective historical 
project/experimental archive/mapping of the recent {present|past}] is 
the Vasulka Archive of Steina + Woody Vasulka:

"The Vasulka Archive currently consists of over 27,000 pages of 
documents relevant to the history of video and electronic art."

...

"In the future, while continuing to expand the document collection, 
we will add many hours of audio interviews in MP3 format, make 
available the source code for early digital imaging experiments, 
and begin the immense task of including video materials selected from 
the 1,000 hours in the extended Vasulka Archive."

...

"This electronic archive is intended as a noncommercial scholarly 
resource and preservation                      strategy. All 
copyrights reside with the original authors and/or publishers of 
these materials. Be advised that none of these documents are 
available for distribution without the permission of their authors. "

from:
http://vasulka.org

part of what is wonderful about this archive + the Video History 
Project is the range of material which is available. from full 
publications which are out of print, such as Expanded Cinema by Gene 
Youngblood:
http://vasulka.net.zkm.de/web/Kitchen/PDF_ExpandedCinema/ExpandedCinema.html

to notes + personal correspondences, the Vasulka Archive contains a 
wide range of documents which might otherwise be impossible to find.
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