Papers presented at the Electronic Media Group session of the 39th AIC Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2011, and the 40th AIC Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 2012.
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Jeffrey Warda, Managing Editor
Edited by Briana Feston, Jane Klinger, Sarah Norris, and Jeffrey Warda
Preface
Front matter and table of contents
Back matter
Papers presented at the Electronic Media Group Session, AIC 39th Annual Meeting, May 31–June 1, 2011, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Overcoming Obsolescence: The Examination, Documentation, and Preservation of Nam June Paik’s TV Cello
Lisa Conte, Christine Frohnert, Lisa Nelson, and Julia Sybalsky
Risk Assessment as a Tool in the Conservation of Software-Based Artworks
Patricia Falcão
The Tree Decision-Making Model for the Preservation of Technological Equipment for Time-Based Media Art: A DOCAM Research Tool Outcome
Richard Gagnier
Acquisition and Installation of Time-Based Art at The Hirshhorn Museum: Lending Electronic Media
Sara Gordon
Acquisition and Installation of Time-Based Art at The Hirshhorn Museum: Changing Practices
Jeff Martin
Versions, Variations, and Variability: Ethical Considerations and Conservation Options for Computer-Based Art
Hanna Barbara Hölling
Developments at Tate in the Conservation of Artists’ Video as File-Based Data
Pip Laurenson
Anatomy of the Analog: The Preservation of Frank Theys’s Video Installation Oratorium for Prepared Video Player and Eight Monitors (1989)
Emanual Lorrain
Restoration of Molded Videotapes: Research on Vacuum-Freeze-Drying of Water Damaged Videotapes
Agathe Jarczyk
Mass Migration of Archival Video Collections: Open Source Tools for Managing Digitization Projects
Donald Mennerich
Collaborative Conservation: Sharing Expertise at The Goodwill Computer Museum
Virginia Luehrsen and Karen L. Pavelka
Papers presented at the Electronic Media Group Session,
AIC 40th Annual Meeting, May 8–11, 2012, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Moving Pictures: Restoring Roy Lichtenstein’s Foray Into Film
Clare Bell
Rapid Identification of Sticky Shed Syndrome in Magnetic Tape Using ATR-FTIR and Multivariate Statistics
Eric Breitung, Samantha Skelton, and Stephen Morgan
Conservation in Collections of Digital Works of Art
Ben Fino-Radin
Conservation of Historic Cathode Ray Tube-Based Artworks from the 1960s
Christine Frohnert
Geeks, Boffins, and Whiz-Kids: The Key Role of the Independent Expert in Time-Based Media Conservation
Kate Jennings and Tina Weidner
Toward an Ontology of Audio Preservation
Sarah Norris
Acts of Non-Conservation: Developing More Effective Means of Communication and Advocacy Through Metadata
Joshua M. Ranger
Fundamentals of the Cathode Ray Tube Based Display and its Maintenance and Conservation Within Contemporary Artworks
Chi-Tien Lui and Raphaele Shirley
Capture Software Study for Preservation of Analog Videotape
Lauren Sorensen
Fading Out: The End of 35mm Slide Transparencies
Tina Weidner