Electronic Visualization Event 3
A compilation of short abstract animations produced using image processors and computer graphics. Produced at the Third Electronic Visualization Event on May 25, 1978.
A compilation of short abstract animations produced using image processors and computer graphics. Produced at the Third Electronic Visualization Event on May 25, 1978.
Footage from the second Electronic Visualization Event, combining image processing, computer graphics, live performance, and music. Held at the University of Illinois Chicago Circle Campus in April 1976. Tape marked “First Night” and dated April 22, 1976.
Footage from the second Electronic Visualization Event, combining image processing, computer graphics, live performance, and music. Held at the University of Illinois Chicago Circle Campus in April 1976. Tape marked “Night 2 (First Half)” and dated April 1976.
A compilation of short abstract animations produced using image processors and computer graphics. Produced at the Third Electronic Visualization Event on May 25, 1978.
A chat show hosted by Gene Siskel. Featuring Frank Zirbell discussing his film “Duck Eggs and the Miniature Rooster,” Tom Weinberg and Judy Hoffman discussing the work of the Chicago Videomakers Coalition, and Barbara Sykes discussing the 2nd Electronic Visualization Event.
Image processing footage created by Phil Morton and Guenther Tetz as part of the 2nd Electronic Visualization Event. Held at the University of Illinois, Chicago Circle Campus in the Science and Engineering South Building.
Footage created on April 4, 1977 in preparation for the Interactive Electronic Visualization Event. Consists of two abstract video pieces, the second of which is an early version of “The Poem,” by Barbara Sykes, Tom DeFanti, and Drew Browning. Held in the rotunda of the University of Illinois Circle Campus, Science and Engineering South building, Electronic Visualization Lab faculty, researcher, technologists, artists, and collaborators from the Art Institute of Chicago created an interactive, real-time visualization experience. IEVE combined computer graphics created using Tom DeFanti’s GRASS language, video image processing produced using the Sandin Image Processor, and electronic, synthesized music composed and performed by Robert Snyder.
Video footage from the Interactive Electronic Visualization Event, which took place in April 1975 at the University of Illinois-Chicago Circle Campus.