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  [Emanations 1]

  Arts & Culture, Barbara Sykes, Chicago, CLIR, Image Processing, Roots of Video

  Raw image processing footage used in Barbara Sykes’ work “Emanations,” made with the Sandin Image Processor.

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  [Electronic Masks]

  Arts & Culture, Barbara Sykes, CLIR, Image Processing, Roots of Video

  Raw image processing footage used in the video Electronic Masks, created using the Sandin Image Processor.

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  [Center Focus]

  Arts & Culture, Barbara Sykes, CLIR, Image Processing, Roots of Video

  Raw image processing footage created for Center Focus, a weeklong video event held at the Illinois Center Plaza in Chicago.

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  [A Movement Within]

  Arts & Culture, Barbara Sykes, Chicago, CLIR, Image Processing, Roots of Video

  This is a master tape for Barbara Sykes’ work “A Movement Within” (1976) made with the Sandin Image Processor.

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  [ETVC b&w Rose excerpts]

  Arts & Culture, Barbara Sykes, CLIR, Image Processing, Roots of Video

  Static footage and stills of a young man and woman, electronically manipulated, distorted, reproduced, and abstracted.

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  The Crimson Bands of Cyttorak / Electronic Masks / Clowns

  Arts & Culture, Barbara Sykes, Chicago, CLIR, Image Processing, Roots of Video, Videomakers

  This is a reel consisting of Barbara Sykes’ works “By the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak” (1978), “Electronic Masks” (1978), and “Clowns” made with the Sandin Image Processor.

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  Circle 9 Sunrise / The Poem

  Arts & Culture, Chicago, CLIR, Image Processing, Roots of Video, Videomakers

  This is a reel consisting of Barbara Sykes’ live performance of “Circle 9 Sunrise” (1976) and the work “The Poem” (1975) and made with the Sandin Image Processor.

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  Ngoma Dance

  Arts & Culture, Chicago, CLIR, Image Processing, Roots of Video, Videomakers

  The work presented on this tape is one excerpt of three pieces in a live performance of dance, audio, and video synthesis. Originally conceived by Barbara Sykes and Michael Sterling in November, 1976, the “Ngoma Dance” was a total interaction work with an electronic environment performed at the University of Illinois, Chicago Circle Campus.