Hour long compilation episode of Image Union featuring “Recorded Live” by Steve Wilson, “Balloons” by Steve Walker, Ed Greenberg, and Richard Auchter, “Hush Hoggies Hush: Tom Johnson’s Praying Pigs” by Bill Ferris and Judy Peiser, “Rocky Horror” by Jim Doherty, “Mi Amor Disperato” by Vittorio Linguini, “Sports-Action Profiles” by Kartemquin Films, and “Burb Baby Burn” by Dana Young.
Compilation episode of Image Union featuring “Always Late” by Mitchell Kriegman, “Advanced Riding Bowl” by Connie Coleman and Alan Powell, “The Chicago Cycling Classic” by Karen Conner, and “Cetacean” by Chip Dodsworth. The tapes in this program were selected for showing at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
For this episode, Image Union took an adventure trip into unexplored television territory. With home computer, video system and related technology as topics, the program went away from its original structure and produced a thirty-minute-clip that is repeated twice. Processed video is combined with real life acting television. Computer games take turns with shots in a Mexican landscape, studio production with graphic animations. They show the variety of art forms in television.
Episode 101 of the award-winning TV series, The 90’s. This episode features the following segments:
Compilation episode of Image Union featuring “Black Forest Trading Post” by Stuart Klein and Andrew Lugg, “Cinetract Emotional Fascism” by Tom Corboy, “Sun Run” and “Star Crazy” by Rufus Butler Seder, “The Underground Water Source” by J.P. and Lilian Somersaulter, and “Old Age: A True Story” by Alan Marcus.
Hour long compilation episode of Image Union featuring “TV Magic Ballots” by Nate Herman and Warren Leming, “Assassins” with Joe Mantegna and Jack Wallace, “Chicago Blues” by Jim Passin and Nancy Grosse, work from Jane Veeder, excerpts from “Now We Live On Clifton” by Kartemquin Films, stopmotion animation, an interview by “My Sister’s Cutting Room” during a dog’s birthday party, and “The Bums” by Scott Jacobs and Valjean McLenighan 1976.
The second half of the episode features “Electronic Masks” by Barbara Sykes, an excerpt from “Paper Roses” by Maxi Cohen and Joel Gold, and “Television Delivers People” by Richard Serra and Carlota Fay Schoolman.
Compilation episode of Image Union featuring “Let Them Eat Cheese” by Kirk von Heflin, “The Treadmill” by The Video Brothers, “Dangerous Stranger” and “Industrialization of Dream Ejaculating Ecstasy of Mind” by Stevo Wolfson, and “The Glass” by Doug Hall.