Video Out Distribution Catalogue 1
Periodical profile published 1983
Publisher: Satellite Video Exchange Society
Year First Published: {9539 Video Out Distribution Catalogue 1 VIDEO OUT DISTRIBUTION CATALOGUE 1 Periodical profile published 1983 Satellite Video Exchange Society 1986 1983 104pp PER Serial Publication (Periodical) The Satellite Video Exchange Society (SVES) was formed in 1973 as a non-profit educational and cultural organizatrion. The society operates The Video Inn Centre, publishes Video Guide Magazine, operates numerous public programs and assists video producers , media artists, community groups and cultural institutitions. VIDEO OUT DISTRIBUTION is a division of the SVES; this book is its first catalogue.
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<br>Representing works by some 75 independent producers, VIDEO OUT covers a broad international spectrum of issues, concerns, styles and approaches. The catalogue is organized in seven catagories: Social Issues, Video Art, Peerformance, Synaesthetic, Multi-Channel/Installations, Other Visual Art and Dance.
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<br>Examples of videotapes included under Social Issues are: A Common Assult, by Peg Campbell, a slide/tape program on wife-battering; Andy Harvey's The Uranium Question; dealing with a British Columbia town's decision to refuse a proposed uranium mine; and Teri Chmilar's Nellies, a documentary on a Toronto hostel for women. As well, there is a large number of vidoetapes by international artists.
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<br>Video Guide is a newspaper published by SVES. The August issue (Vol. 6, No. 4) includes articles of Laurie Anderson, and another on censorhips. Each issue costs $2. CX3070 1 false true false CX3070.htm [0xc00234b9e0 0xc0002a2de0 0xc0002c7ce0 0xc001747a70 0xc00206d110] Cx}
Year Published: 1983
Pages: 104pp Resource Type: Serial Publication (Periodical)
Cx Number: CX3070
Abstract:
The Satellite Video Exchange Society (SVES) was formed in 1973 as a non-profit educational and cultural organizatrion. The society operates The Video Inn Centre, publishes Video Guide Magazine, operates numerous public programs and assists video producers , media artists, community groups and cultural institutitions. VIDEO OUT DISTRIBUTION is a division of the SVES; this book is its first catalogue.
Representing works by some 75 independent producers, VIDEO OUT covers a broad international spectrum of issues, concerns, styles and approaches. The catalogue is organized in seven catagories: Social Issues, Video Art, Peerformance, Synaesthetic, Multi-Channel/Installations, Other Visual Art and Dance.
Examples of videotapes included under Social Issues are: A Common Assult, by Peg Campbell, a slide/tape program on wife-battering; Andy Harvey's The Uranium Question; dealing with a British Columbia town's decision to refuse a proposed uranium mine; and Teri Chmilar's Nellies, a documentary on a Toronto hostel for women. As well, there is a large number of vidoetapes by international artists.
Video Guide is a newspaper published by SVES. The August issue (Vol. 6, No. 4) includes articles of Laurie Anderson, and another on censorhips. Each issue costs $2.
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