Terry Flaxton - Steina and Woody

Long interview with Steina and Woody Vasulka

Ars Electronica 1992 - Eigenwelt der Apparate-Welt

Ars Electronica 1992 - Eigenwelt der Apparate-Welt 1 from ars history on Vimeo.

Ars Electronica 1992 - Eigenwelt der Apparate-Welt 2 from ars history on Vimeo.

Ars Electronica 1992 - Eigenwelt der Apparate-Welt 3 from ars history on Vimeo.

Ars Electronica 1992 - Eigenwelt der Apparate-Welt 5 from ars history on Vimeo.

Ars Electronica 1992 - Eigenwelt der Apparate-Welt 6 from ars history on Vimeo.

Ars Electronica 1992 - Eigenwelt der Apparate-Welt 7 from ars history on Vimeo.

short videos from the ORF Documentary about the famous exhibition "Eigenwelt der Apparate-Welt - Pioneers of Electronic Art" curated by Steina and Woody Vasulka for Ars Electronica 1992

Marcello Dantas - Processing the Signal

TVE S.A. Television Espanola - El Arte Del Video (1989)

This hidden youtube clip seems to have gone under the usual radars. Although produced by a division of Radiotelevision Española, "El Arte Del Video" is an English language documentary from 1989 focusing on the world of late 80s video art. This ranges from Nam June Paik's early television modifications through to some linndrum based MTV-esque video workouts. This clip features interviews with Nam June Paik, Steven Beck, Woody Vasulka and Zbig Rybczynski plus footage from Gary Hill, Ed Emswiller, Max Almy and many more. Thankfully uploaded by JefferyPlaide.

Woody Vasulka - Art of Memory (1987)

3 stills from "Art of Memory" by Woody Vasulka. A poignant and pioneering work of video art and electronic imagery that combines images of American landscapes, Spanish civil war, nuclear weapons, world war II and a man photographing an angel to explore the recorded image and the memory of the 20th century. All footage is skillfully manipulated into huge sculptural forms that shift across the American southwest. Art of Memory utilizes the Rutt/Etra scan processor amongst other techniques. For more information regarding the Vasulkas pioneering work please visit their website. Link: Vasulka. For further reading visit the site of the Fondation Langlois.