Woody Vasulka
After producing a pioneering body of tapes in collaboration with Steina in the early 1970s, Woody Vasulka has investigated the narrative, syntactical and metaphorical potential of electronic imaging. His development of an expressive image-language began as a rigorous deconstruction of the materiality of the electronic signal, and has evolved to the application of imaging codes and digital manipulation to narrative strategies. full biography
Supporting Documents
Poster
Alfons Schilling, Woody Vasulka
January 4, 1972
This black and white poster announces 3-D Binocular Vision/ "14 Street-Out," a "stereo-slide show" by Alfons Schilling, with live sound by Woody Vasulka.
Photograph
1972
From left to right: Dimitri Devyatkin, Woody Vasulka, Rhys Chatham and Steina Vasulka. The Kitchen, Mercer Arts Center, 1972.
Interview
Stewart Kranz
1974
In this 1974 interview, Woody Vasulka describes his evolution from documentary filmmaking, via multi-screen projections, to the electronic medium of video.
Calendars and Newsletters
Andres Mannick, Woody Vasulka
Apr 29, 1971
This one-page document is the Kitchen's first newsletter, dated April 29, 1971, and titled Mercer Media Repertory Theatre.