Video cameras arrived on the consumer market at the same time women’s liberation entered mainstream consciousness, a dual-nascency that would beautifully intersect in the form of video art. In the 1960s and early 1970s...
I wake up early in the morning to run. I put my sneakers by the bed so if I happen to forget it’s a running day, I trip over the shoes when I get up. For a long time I ran past a man sitting on a bench downtown, waiting...
Since the beginning of the school year, four afternoons a week, the labs here at BAVC have been humming with the sounds of Next Gen students at work: editing together interviews recorded for their...
How I Learned (Almost) Everything I Know About ½” Video from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr by Moriah Ulinskas, Former Director of Preservation Originally published October 5th, 2011...
Technology workers are making their own rules in the workplace. They involve much more flexibility, mobility and autonomy than ever before. If you work in the technology industry, chances are that you are...
There are countless articles out there touting the benefits to job-seekers of conducting informational interviews to advance their career. For the job-seeker, informational interviews can be a great research tool to...
Reviewing the requisite buzzwords of the moment in the world of work in the US, you’d think we’re at an inflection point: gig economy, portable benefits, diversity, and fissured workplace. It's easy to conclude that the...
The Preservation Access Program, or PAP (pronounced p-a-p and not pap like the funny ladies in the Finance department like to say), is our popular, ongoing relief program for artists and small arts organizations seeking...
