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The Centre for Research and Documentation (CR+D)
Fonds and Collections
+ + Collection of Documents Published by E.A.T.
+ + Collection of Films on Frank J. Malina
+ + Images du Futur collection
+ + Latin American Electroacoustic Music collection
+ + 9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering fonds
+ + Sonia Landy Sheridan fonds
+ + Steina and Woody Vasulka fonds
The CR+D’s documentation collection covers the major trends and practices that have emerged in electronic and media arts from the early sixties to today. The collection includes a vast array of documents from several sources. Support material for projects submitted to the Foundation as part of its annual calls for projects, as well as documents supplied by recipients of the Foundation’s financial assistance. Holdings and archives from groups and individuals concerned with the history and practice of electronic, digital and media arts.
The CR+D’s varied documentation includes traditional printed matter (books, catalogues), periodicals, CD-ROMs and other digital material, audio CDs, videotapes, films and slides. Also available are many background files on individuals and groups working in electronic and media arts. These files contain such material as press releases, invitations, leaflets and resumés.
+ + Collection of Films on Frank J. Malina
+ + Images du Futur collection
+ + Latin American Electroacoustic Music collection
+ + 9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering fonds
+ + Sonia Landy Sheridan fonds
+ + Steina and Woody Vasulka fonds
The CR+D’s documentation collection covers the major trends and practices that have emerged in electronic and media arts from the early sixties to today. The collection includes a vast array of documents from several sources. Support material for projects submitted to the Foundation as part of its annual calls for projects, as well as documents supplied by recipients of the Foundation’s financial assistance. Holdings and archives from groups and individuals concerned with the history and practice of electronic, digital and media arts.
The CR+D’s varied documentation includes traditional printed matter (books, catalogues), periodicals, CD-ROMs and other digital material, audio CDs, videotapes, films and slides. Also available are many background files on individuals and groups working in electronic and media arts. These files contain such material as press releases, invitations, leaflets and resumés.
