Workshops with Yvonne Spielmann

Biographies

Robert Cahen Robert Cahen’s work with video first developed as the result of his studies of electroacoustic composition.	Ed Emshwiller With Sunstone, Ed Emshwiller developed one of the earliest computer animation works in the Computer Graphics Lab.
Granular Synthesis The Austrian group Granular Synthesis focuses on the interrelationship and transformation of image and sound elements.	Gary Hill Gary Hill believes it fundamental to deconstruct video on all possible levels in order to articulate an electronic language.
Nan Hoover Nan Hoover, initially trained in fine arts, has worked in video since the early 1970s.	Jodi The group Jodi ‘scratch’ computers and deconstructs what is already installed on the computer.
Joan Jonas Video used in Joan Jonas’s work is integrated into a broader concept of performance.	David Larcher David Larcher has focused on radically deconstructing image information into an ‘emptied image’ that is ‘video void’.
Nam June Paik Korean musician and composer Nam June Paik made his mark as the most prominent video pioneer.	Bill Seaman The work of Bill Seaman evolves in the context of an already developed aesthetic language of video.
John F. Simon, Jr. Every Icon by John Simon Jr. presents the matrix of every image in endless variability.	David Stout David Stout, who studied with Ed Emshwiller, works with interactive media forms.
Stan VanDerBeek Beginning in the 1960s, Stan VanDerBeek worked with multiple projections on movable screens.	John and James Whitney Using abstract film and computers, John and James Whitney experimented with image and perception from the 1940s to the 1960s.