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> From: Davidson Gigliotti <[email protected]>
> Date: Sat, 28 Jun 2003 10:35:46 +0200
> To: Early Video List Two:;
> Subject: Radical Software
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> Two years ago, Ira Schneider and I began planning to put all the
> issues of Radical Software on the Internet. We are very happy to
> announce that, with help from the Daniel Langlois Foundation of
> Montreal, our project has been realized.
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> There were eleven issues of Radical Software from 1970 to 1974, and
> during that period it was the only periodical devoted to the subject
> of video and video art. Founded by Beryl Korot, Phyllis Gershuny
> (Segura), and Ira Schneider in 1970, it became an important voice of
> the video community nationwide and internationally.
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> Read the Introduction
Radical Software
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Type: discussion
Comments
The archive of the magazine, Radical Software, documents a short period in
time when video art emerged alongside the technology of video itself, almost
simultaneously.
There are many parallels with our own recent times, substituting the network
and network art for video.
What is scary is, I think, how the possibility of a publication like Radical
Software has totally disappeared. To be replaced, perhaps, by a mailing list
like Rhizome. Will Rhizome be loving catalogued and republished in thirty
years time? I doubt it somehow.
Cheers,
Ivan
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>> Subject: Radical Software
>>
>> Two years ago, Ira Schneider and I began planning to put all the
>> issues of Radical Software on the Internet. We are very happy to
>> announce that, with help from the Daniel Langlois Foundation of
>> Montreal, our project has been realized.
>>
>> There were eleven issues of Radical Software from 1970 to 1974, and
>> during that period it was the only periodical devoted to the subject
>> of video and video art. Founded by Beryl Korot, Phyllis Gershuny
>> (Segura), and Ira Schneider in 1970, it became an important voice of
>> the video community nationwide and internationally.
>>
>> Read the Introduction