Image Union episode “Space and Video” featuring “Reflection” by David Hoffman, :The Ballad of Captain Video” by The Video Brothers, “Yo Yo the Clone,” by Lillian and J.P. Somersaulter, and “Dog License” by Paul Jessel and Bill Langdon.
Two part Image Union episode featuring “The Sadness of a Cleaning Woman at Midnight” by Deborah Scholinski and Milo Yelesiyevich and “Time” by Daryl Moore.
Compilation episode of Image Union featuring “TV” by Robert Medich, “George Talking Straight” by Jean de Segonzac and Marian Marzynski, and “Between Dots” by Arturo Cubacub.
Image Union broadcast of “Human Hair.” Produced as part of the Chicago Editing Center’s Artist-in-Residence program, the tape is a loosely connected experimental piece that borders most often on documentary. Cain and Friedman reference important issues of the day, such as the gasoline shortage and the meltdown at Three Mile Island. The tone of the tape is very light and often humorous. Note: This version was taped off the air and begins with a promo for “Masterpiece Theatre.
Episode of Image Union featuring the work “Pandemonium” by Frank Garvey. Color video. An eerie experimental short set in the decaying industrial ruins of Chicago.
Episode of Image Union featuring the work “Love Tapes” by Wendy Clarke. “Love Tapes” is a collection of videos from an experiment in which people were allowed to sit alone in a cubicle, only with a video camera and monitor, and talk about love for three minutes. Hundreds of people participated in this experiment, and this collection features 8 full length tapes.
Two part Image Union episode featuring “Fowl is Fare” by Pete Weiner and “He” by Tom Palazzolo. “He” was banned in 1965 by the Chicago Board of Censors.