The end of television: David Hall’s 1001 TV Sets (End Piece)

Ball, Steven

doi:10.1386/miraj.2.1.132_5

Moving Image Review &Amp; Art Journal (MIRAJ), The

2013

DOI: 10.1386/miraj.2.1.132_5

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The end of television: David Hall’s 1001 TV Sets (End Piece)

Steven Ball¹

Abstract: Ambika P3, London 16 March – 22 April 2012

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Approaches, Strategies and Theoretical and Practice-Based Research Methods to investigate and archive video art. Some reflections from the REWIND projects

Leuzzi

Partridge

Lockhart

2019

Electronic Workshops in Computing

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This paper will discuss methodologies, approaches and issues, emerging out of three major research projects that have investigated early histories of video art in Europe: REWIND (2004 ongoing), REWINDItalia (2011-2014) and EWVA (2015-2018). The paper will discuss how the projects have engaged with the history of the apparatus, the identity and status of the artworks, preservation methods, and the legacy of these video artworks today. A particular focus will be on semi-structured questionnaires for interviews structured to capture oral histories, memories and recollections, that in some cases would have been otherwise lost to future knowledge and the uncovering of lost artworks and their available documentation. The speakersdirectly involved in the projects-will discuss solutions, risks and experiences encountered in the projects and future research perspectives for recovering , collecting, archiving and narrating the histories of early video art in Europe. The paper will discuss also different practice-based research methods, platforms and engagement strategies, including re-installation and re-enactment.

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Approaches, Strategies and Theoretical and Practice-Based Research Methods to investigate and archive video art. Some reflections from the REWIND projects

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Partridge

Lockhart

2019

Electronic Workshops in Computing

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The end of television: David Hall’s 1001 TV Sets (End Piece)

Abstract: Ambika P3, London 16 March – 22 April 2012

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Approaches, Strategies and Theoretical and Practice-Based Research Methods to investigate and archive video art. Some reflections from the REWIND projects

Approaches, Strategies and Theoretical and Practice-Based Research Methods to investigate and archive video art. Some reflections from the REWIND projects

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