Compilation episode of Image Union featuring “Street Show Auditions” by Drew Brown, Annette Barbier, Jerry Moyemont, and Jim Fahrenwald, “Rock Against Racism” by Jim Nitti and Jim Pasta, “Voices of the People” by Nancy Cruz, Sandra Ortiz, Mirko Popadic, Sandra Rogers, and Denise Zaccardi, and “Continued to Death” by Scott Jacobs, Tony Medici, and Mirko Popadic.
Compilation episode of Image Union of animation and image processing videos featuring “Two Boxes” by Mark McKernin, “Wandawega Waters” and “Spiral for A.C.M.” by Dan Sandin.
Compilation episode of Image Union featuring music videos. Songs include “PRL 8-53,” “Vasectomy,” and “How It’s Done” by Phil ‘N’ the Blanks, “Video Child” by The Almighty Crabbes, “Tape Your Wife to the Ceiling” by The Suburbs, “Language is a Virus” by Laurie Anderson, “and “Television Delivers People” by Richard Serra and Carlota Fay Schoolman. “Television Delivers People” is not a music video, per se, but a text-based manifesto.
Compilation episode of Image Union featuring music videos. Music by the Talking Heads, Phil ‘N The Blanks, and others.
“Trapped” by Lutz Becker and James Scott. Color video. A depressed man looks back on his tumultuous life while contemplating suicide. It mixes newly shot video footage and stock film footage of major events of the ’60
Hour long compilation episode of Image Union featuring “Recorded Live” by Steve Wilson, “Balloons” by Steve Walker, Ed Greenberg, and Richard Auchter, “Hush Hoggies Hush: Tom Johnson’s Praying Pigs” by Bill Ferris and Judy Peiser, “Rocky Horror” by Jim Doherty, “Mi Amor Disperato” by Vittorio Linguini, “Sports-Action Profiles” by Kartemquin Films, and “Burb Baby Burn” by Dana Young.
This episode of Image Union features short pieces by three Chicago women: Laura Litten, Maggie Rawlings, and Sharon Zurek.
Compilation episode from Image Union featuring six videos. Videographers include Marcy Lynn, Maggie Annerio and Suzanne Zach, Barbara Freeman Bell, Stan Hughes, Blair Holmes, and D.A. Pennebaker. The focus of the videos vary between experimental, animation, and documentary.