Dan Sandin

As an artist, inventor and educator, Dan Sandin is a pioneering figure in the field of electronic visualization. Sandin, who came to video and computers in the 1970s with a background in physics, was instrumental in the development of imaging devices that could be made accessible to artists for their own duplication and use.   full biography

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How TV Works
1977, 27:48 min, color, sound
 
Dan Sandin: Selected Works
1977-79, 21:09 min, color, sound
 
Water, Water, Water, Ice
1978, 8:40 min, color, sound
 
Wandewega Waters
1979, 15:20 min, color, sound
 
Spiral 5 PTL
1981, 7:07 min, color, sound
 
The Video Artist: Dan Sandin
1982, 14:47 min, color, sound
 
 

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