Conservation of Time-Based Media Art
Herausgeber: Engel, Deena; Phillips, Joanna
Conservation of Time-Based Media Art
Herausgeber: Engel, Deena; Phillips, Joanna
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This volume is the first to evaluate current practices and conceptual frameworks that have developed around the collection, preservation, and display of time-based media art. A critical resource for conservation students and professionals engaging with time-based media art.
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This volume is the first to evaluate current practices and conceptual frameworks that have developed around the collection, preservation, and display of time-based media art. A critical resource for conservation students and professionals engaging with time-based media art.
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- Routledge Series in Conservation and Museology
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 554
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. November 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 35mm
- Gewicht: 1162g
- ISBN-13: 9780367460426
- ISBN-10: 0367460424
- Artikelnr.: 64664607
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- Routledge Series in Conservation and Museology
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 554
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. November 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 35mm
- Gewicht: 1162g
- ISBN-13: 9780367460426
- ISBN-10: 0367460424
- Artikelnr.: 64664607
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Taylor & Francis
- 4 Park Square, Milton Pk, Abingt
- OX14 4RN Oxon, GB
- UK&EuropeanSalesSupport@informa.com
- www.tandf.co.uk/books/
- 0044 1235400589
Deena Engel, Clinical Professor Emerita of the Department of Computer Science at the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences at New York University, focuses her research on contemporary art. The winner of four teaching awards, she has experience teaching undergraduate computer science courses on web and database technologies, as well as Digital Humanities courses for graduate students. Deena is the Co-Director along with Prof. Glenn Wharton of the Artist Archives Initiative and she also works with major museums on projects which address the challenges involved in the conservation of time-based media art. She has an M.A. from SUNY-Binghamton in Comparative Literature and Literary Translation and an M.S. in Computer Science from the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. She is currently pursuing a PhD at the Bard Graduate Center in New York City. Joanna Phillips is a Time-based Media Conservator and Director of the Düsseldorf Conservation Center in Germany. She was previously the Senior Conservator of Time-based Media at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York (2008-2019), where she launched the first media conservation lab in a US museum, implemented time-based media conservation practices and headed the Conserving Computer-based Art (CCBA) initiative. She co-founded the AIC conference series TechFocus and lectures and publishes on TBM topics internationally. As a researcher in the Swiss project AktiveArchive, she co-authored the Compendium of Image Errors in Analog Video (2013). Phillips earned her M.A. in Paintings Conservation from the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts, Germany (2002).
Part 1: Caring for Time
based Media Art; 1. Implementing Time
based Media Art Conservation in Museum Practice
Joanna Phillips; 2. Theories of Time
based Media Art Conservation: From Ontologies to Ecologies
Renée van de Vall; 3. A Roundtable: Curatorial Perspectives on Collecting Time
based Media Art
Annet Dekker in conversation with Karen Archey, Ulanda Blair, Sarah Cook, Ana Gonçalves Magalhães, Sabine Himmelsbach, Kelani Nichole, Christiane Paul and Henna Paunu; 4. Institutional Assessments and Collection Surveys for Time
based Media Conservation
Lia Kramer, Alexandra Nichols, Mollie Anderson, Nora Kennedy, Lorena Ramírez López, and Glenn Wharton; 5. Outside the Institution: Crossing the Boundaries of Communities and Disciplines to Preserve Time
based Media
Mona Jimenez, Kristin MacDonough and Martha Singer; 6. The Role of Advocacy in Media Conservation
Jim Coddington; Part 2: Building a Workplace; 7. Building a Time
based Media Conservation Lab: A Survey and Practical Guide, from Minimum Requirements to Dream Lab
Kate Lewis; 8. Digital Storage for Artworks: Theory and Practice
Amy Brost; 9. Staffing and Training in Time
based Media Conservation
Louise Lawson; 10. A Roundtable: Implementing Cross
Departmental Workflows at SFMOMA
Martina Haidvogl in conversation with Michelle Barger, Joshua Churchill, Steve Dye, Rudolf Frieling, Mark Hellar, Jill Sterrett, Grace T. Weiss, Layna White, and Tanya Zimbardo; Part 3: Cross
medium Practices in Time
based Media Conservation; 11. Documentation as an Acquisition and Collection Tool for Time
based Media Artworks
Patricia Falcão, Ana Ribeiro, and Francesca Colussi; 12. Inventory and Database Registration of Time
based Media Art
Martina Haidvogl and Linda Leckart; 13. Digital Preservation and the Information Package
Nicole Martin; 14. Disk imaging as a back
up tool for digital objects
Eddy Colloton, Jonathan Farbowitz, and Caroline Gil Rodríquez; 15. Managing and Storing Artwork Equipment in Time
based Media Art
Duncan Harvey; 16. The Installation of Time
based Media Artworks
Tom Cullen; 17. A Roundtable: Collaborating with Media Artists to Preserve their Art
Joanna Phillips and Deena Engel in conversation with Lauren Cornell, Mark Hellar, Diego Mellado, Steven Sacks, Lena Stringari, Siebren Versteeg and Gaby Wijers; Part 4: Medium
specific Practices in Time
based Media Conservation; 18. Caring for Analog and Digital Video Art
Agathe Jarczyk and Peter Oleksik; 19. Sound in Time
based Media Art
Chris McDonald; 20. Caring for Analog and Digital Film
based Art
John Klacsmann with a contribution by Julian Antos; 21. Caring for Slide
based Artworks
Jeffrey Warda; 22. Caring for Software
and Computer
based Art
Deena Engel, Tom Ensom, Patricia Falcão , and Joanna Phillips; 23. A Word about Performance Art
Hélia Marçal.
based Media Art; 1. Implementing Time
based Media Art Conservation in Museum Practice
Joanna Phillips; 2. Theories of Time
based Media Art Conservation: From Ontologies to Ecologies
Renée van de Vall; 3. A Roundtable: Curatorial Perspectives on Collecting Time
based Media Art
Annet Dekker in conversation with Karen Archey, Ulanda Blair, Sarah Cook, Ana Gonçalves Magalhães, Sabine Himmelsbach, Kelani Nichole, Christiane Paul and Henna Paunu; 4. Institutional Assessments and Collection Surveys for Time
based Media Conservation
Lia Kramer, Alexandra Nichols, Mollie Anderson, Nora Kennedy, Lorena Ramírez López, and Glenn Wharton; 5. Outside the Institution: Crossing the Boundaries of Communities and Disciplines to Preserve Time
based Media
Mona Jimenez, Kristin MacDonough and Martha Singer; 6. The Role of Advocacy in Media Conservation
Jim Coddington; Part 2: Building a Workplace; 7. Building a Time
based Media Conservation Lab: A Survey and Practical Guide, from Minimum Requirements to Dream Lab
Kate Lewis; 8. Digital Storage for Artworks: Theory and Practice
Amy Brost; 9. Staffing and Training in Time
based Media Conservation
Louise Lawson; 10. A Roundtable: Implementing Cross
Departmental Workflows at SFMOMA
Martina Haidvogl in conversation with Michelle Barger, Joshua Churchill, Steve Dye, Rudolf Frieling, Mark Hellar, Jill Sterrett, Grace T. Weiss, Layna White, and Tanya Zimbardo; Part 3: Cross
medium Practices in Time
based Media Conservation; 11. Documentation as an Acquisition and Collection Tool for Time
based Media Artworks
Patricia Falcão, Ana Ribeiro, and Francesca Colussi; 12. Inventory and Database Registration of Time
based Media Art
Martina Haidvogl and Linda Leckart; 13. Digital Preservation and the Information Package
Nicole Martin; 14. Disk imaging as a back
up tool for digital objects
Eddy Colloton, Jonathan Farbowitz, and Caroline Gil Rodríquez; 15. Managing and Storing Artwork Equipment in Time
based Media Art
Duncan Harvey; 16. The Installation of Time
based Media Artworks
Tom Cullen; 17. A Roundtable: Collaborating with Media Artists to Preserve their Art
Joanna Phillips and Deena Engel in conversation with Lauren Cornell, Mark Hellar, Diego Mellado, Steven Sacks, Lena Stringari, Siebren Versteeg and Gaby Wijers; Part 4: Medium
specific Practices in Time
based Media Conservation; 18. Caring for Analog and Digital Video Art
Agathe Jarczyk and Peter Oleksik; 19. Sound in Time
based Media Art
Chris McDonald; 20. Caring for Analog and Digital Film
based Art
John Klacsmann with a contribution by Julian Antos; 21. Caring for Slide
based Artworks
Jeffrey Warda; 22. Caring for Software
and Computer
based Art
Deena Engel, Tom Ensom, Patricia Falcão , and Joanna Phillips; 23. A Word about Performance Art
Hélia Marçal.
Part 1: Caring for Time
based Media Art; 1. Implementing Time
based Media Art Conservation in Museum Practice
Joanna Phillips; 2. Theories of Time
based Media Art Conservation: From Ontologies to Ecologies
Renée van de Vall; 3. A Roundtable: Curatorial Perspectives on Collecting Time
based Media Art
Annet Dekker in conversation with Karen Archey, Ulanda Blair, Sarah Cook, Ana Gonçalves Magalhães, Sabine Himmelsbach, Kelani Nichole, Christiane Paul and Henna Paunu; 4. Institutional Assessments and Collection Surveys for Time
based Media Conservation
Lia Kramer, Alexandra Nichols, Mollie Anderson, Nora Kennedy, Lorena Ramírez López, and Glenn Wharton; 5. Outside the Institution: Crossing the Boundaries of Communities and Disciplines to Preserve Time
based Media
Mona Jimenez, Kristin MacDonough and Martha Singer; 6. The Role of Advocacy in Media Conservation
Jim Coddington; Part 2: Building a Workplace; 7. Building a Time
based Media Conservation Lab: A Survey and Practical Guide, from Minimum Requirements to Dream Lab
Kate Lewis; 8. Digital Storage for Artworks: Theory and Practice
Amy Brost; 9. Staffing and Training in Time
based Media Conservation
Louise Lawson; 10. A Roundtable: Implementing Cross
Departmental Workflows at SFMOMA
Martina Haidvogl in conversation with Michelle Barger, Joshua Churchill, Steve Dye, Rudolf Frieling, Mark Hellar, Jill Sterrett, Grace T. Weiss, Layna White, and Tanya Zimbardo; Part 3: Cross
medium Practices in Time
based Media Conservation; 11. Documentation as an Acquisition and Collection Tool for Time
based Media Artworks
Patricia Falcão, Ana Ribeiro, and Francesca Colussi; 12. Inventory and Database Registration of Time
based Media Art
Martina Haidvogl and Linda Leckart; 13. Digital Preservation and the Information Package
Nicole Martin; 14. Disk imaging as a back
up tool for digital objects
Eddy Colloton, Jonathan Farbowitz, and Caroline Gil Rodríquez; 15. Managing and Storing Artwork Equipment in Time
based Media Art
Duncan Harvey; 16. The Installation of Time
based Media Artworks
Tom Cullen; 17. A Roundtable: Collaborating with Media Artists to Preserve their Art
Joanna Phillips and Deena Engel in conversation with Lauren Cornell, Mark Hellar, Diego Mellado, Steven Sacks, Lena Stringari, Siebren Versteeg and Gaby Wijers; Part 4: Medium
specific Practices in Time
based Media Conservation; 18. Caring for Analog and Digital Video Art
Agathe Jarczyk and Peter Oleksik; 19. Sound in Time
based Media Art
Chris McDonald; 20. Caring for Analog and Digital Film
based Art
John Klacsmann with a contribution by Julian Antos; 21. Caring for Slide
based Artworks
Jeffrey Warda; 22. Caring for Software
and Computer
based Art
Deena Engel, Tom Ensom, Patricia Falcão , and Joanna Phillips; 23. A Word about Performance Art
Hélia Marçal.
based Media Art; 1. Implementing Time
based Media Art Conservation in Museum Practice
Joanna Phillips; 2. Theories of Time
based Media Art Conservation: From Ontologies to Ecologies
Renée van de Vall; 3. A Roundtable: Curatorial Perspectives on Collecting Time
based Media Art
Annet Dekker in conversation with Karen Archey, Ulanda Blair, Sarah Cook, Ana Gonçalves Magalhães, Sabine Himmelsbach, Kelani Nichole, Christiane Paul and Henna Paunu; 4. Institutional Assessments and Collection Surveys for Time
based Media Conservation
Lia Kramer, Alexandra Nichols, Mollie Anderson, Nora Kennedy, Lorena Ramírez López, and Glenn Wharton; 5. Outside the Institution: Crossing the Boundaries of Communities and Disciplines to Preserve Time
based Media
Mona Jimenez, Kristin MacDonough and Martha Singer; 6. The Role of Advocacy in Media Conservation
Jim Coddington; Part 2: Building a Workplace; 7. Building a Time
based Media Conservation Lab: A Survey and Practical Guide, from Minimum Requirements to Dream Lab
Kate Lewis; 8. Digital Storage for Artworks: Theory and Practice
Amy Brost; 9. Staffing and Training in Time
based Media Conservation
Louise Lawson; 10. A Roundtable: Implementing Cross
Departmental Workflows at SFMOMA
Martina Haidvogl in conversation with Michelle Barger, Joshua Churchill, Steve Dye, Rudolf Frieling, Mark Hellar, Jill Sterrett, Grace T. Weiss, Layna White, and Tanya Zimbardo; Part 3: Cross
medium Practices in Time
based Media Conservation; 11. Documentation as an Acquisition and Collection Tool for Time
based Media Artworks
Patricia Falcão, Ana Ribeiro, and Francesca Colussi; 12. Inventory and Database Registration of Time
based Media Art
Martina Haidvogl and Linda Leckart; 13. Digital Preservation and the Information Package
Nicole Martin; 14. Disk imaging as a back
up tool for digital objects
Eddy Colloton, Jonathan Farbowitz, and Caroline Gil Rodríquez; 15. Managing and Storing Artwork Equipment in Time
based Media Art
Duncan Harvey; 16. The Installation of Time
based Media Artworks
Tom Cullen; 17. A Roundtable: Collaborating with Media Artists to Preserve their Art
Joanna Phillips and Deena Engel in conversation with Lauren Cornell, Mark Hellar, Diego Mellado, Steven Sacks, Lena Stringari, Siebren Versteeg and Gaby Wijers; Part 4: Medium
specific Practices in Time
based Media Conservation; 18. Caring for Analog and Digital Video Art
Agathe Jarczyk and Peter Oleksik; 19. Sound in Time
based Media Art
Chris McDonald; 20. Caring for Analog and Digital Film
based Art
John Klacsmann with a contribution by Julian Antos; 21. Caring for Slide
based Artworks
Jeffrey Warda; 22. Caring for Software
and Computer
based Art
Deena Engel, Tom Ensom, Patricia Falcão , and Joanna Phillips; 23. A Word about Performance Art
Hélia Marçal.