Guide to the Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) Collection
MSS.018

Published in November 2018
© November 2018 CCS Bard Archives

Summary Description

Repository
Center for Curatorial Studies Library & Archives
Source
Martin, Julie, 1938-
Creator
Experiments in Art and Technology (Organization)
Title
Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) Collection
ID
MSS.018
Date [inclusive]
1965-1981
Extent
6 Linear Feet in 7 boxes
Language
English
Author
Finding aid prepared by Hannah Mandel, 2018; collection processed by Hedi Sorger with additional processing by Peymaan Motevalli-Aliabadi, 2018.
Abstract
The Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) Collection consists of over 500 documents that explore the activities of Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) from 1965-1981. Included are reports, project descriptions, technical drawings, correspondence, invitations, exhibition catalogues, periodicals, reprints of articles and photocopies of press clippings.

Preferred Citation

Published citations should take the following form:

Identification of item, date (if known); Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T) Collection; MSS.018; [box number]; [folder number], Center for Curatorial Studies Library and Archives, Bard College.

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Biographical / Historical

Founded in 1966 by Billy Klüver, Fred Waldhauer, Robert Rauschenberg and Robert Whitman, E.A.T. was a non-profit group established to encourage and facilitate collaborations between artists and engineers. Julie Martin joined the E.A.T. staff in 1967 and today serves as the director of Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.). With Klüver, Martin's late husband, and art historian Barbara Rose, Julie Martin coedited the book Pavilion(E.P. Dutton, 1972) that documents the Pepsi Pavilion, which was designed and built by E.A.T. for Expo '70 in Osaka. Martin also collaborated with Klüver on numerous articles on art and technology.

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Scope and Contents

The Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) Collection contains reports, project descriptions, grant proposals, technical drawings, correspondence, invitations, exhibition catalogues, periodicals, reprints of articles and photocopies of press clippings. The collection includes documentation of E.A.T.'s collaboration with engineers from Bell Laboratories on the performance series "9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering" in 1966, as well as records of E.A.T.'s involvement with the Pepsi-Cola Pavilion at Expo '70 in Osaka. The collection includes documentation of E.A.T.'s work with NGO organizations in India, Guatemala and El Salvador and files relating to E.A.T's facilitation of collaborations between artists and public access television. Also present are records describing the organization's role in the donation of a large collection of artwork to the Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Sweden.

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Arrangement

The Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T) Collection is organized chronologically in seven boxes, with one box containing oversized material. The collection encompasses a single series.

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Information for Users

Publication Information

Center for Curatorial Studies Library & Archives

Bard College
 Annandale-on-Hudson 12504-5000
 [email protected]
 URL: http://www.bard.edu/ccs/library/

Conditions Governing Access

The collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Appointments are necessary to consult manuscript and archival materials. Access copies for media materials may not be available yet. Please contact the CCS Archivist for further details.

Conditions Governing Use

Collection use is subject to all copyright laws. Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Director of the Library & Archives at the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College. Please contact [email protected] for more information.

Provenance

The Experiments in Arts and Technology (E.A.T) Collection was acquired in 2017 from Julie Martin.

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Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

  • Automation House (New York, N.Y.)
  • Bell Telephone Laboratories
  • Brooklyn Museum
  • Centre Georges Pompidou
  • Expo (International Exhibitions Bureau) (1970 : Osaka, Japan)
  • Moderna Museet Malmö (Sweden)
  • Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.)
  • Nehru Foundation for Development
  • New York State Council on the Arts
  • Pepsi-Cola Company
  • Rockefeller Foundation
  • Ruder and Finn

Genre(s)

  • Administrative records
  • Clippings (information artifacts)
  • Flyers (printed matter)
  • Invitations
  • Letters (correspondence)
  • Magazines (periodicals).
  • Newsletters
  • Press releases
  • Promotional materials
  • Reviews (document genre)

Geographic Name(s)

  • El Salvador (nation)
  • Ahmadābād (inhabited place)
  • Guatemala (nation)
  • Stockholm (inhabited place)

Personal Name(s)

  • Cage, John, 1912-1992
  • Castelli, Leo, 1907-1999
  • Childs, Lucinda, 1940-
  • Fahlström, Öyvind, 1928-1976
  • Glueck, Grace
  • Hartnett, Susan, 1940-
  • Kheel, Theodore Woodrow, 1914-2010
  • Klüver, Billy, 1927-2004
  • Klüver, Olga
  • Marisol, 1930-2016
  • Martin, Julie, 1938-
  • Oldenburg, Claes, 1929-
  • Paxton, Steve, 1939-
  • Rainer, Yvonne, 1934-
  • Rauschenberg, Robert, 1925-2008
  • Snow, Michael, 1929-
  • Tudor, David, 1926-1996
  • Waldhauer, Fred D., 1927-1993
  • Warhol, Andy, 1928-1987
  • Whitman, Robert, 1935-

Subject(s)

  • Art -- 20th century -- Exhibitions
  • Art -- New York (State) -- New York -- Exhibitions
  • Art -- Research
  • Art and electronics
  • Art and science
  • Art, Modern -- 20th century
  • Artistic collaboration
  • Artists -- United States
  • Community arts projects
  • Corporate sponsorship--United States
  • Group work in art
  • Kinetic art
  • Performance art
  • Site-specific art
  • Television and art

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Contents List

Series I 

box folder

Grace Glueck, "Scientist Brings Art to His Work", New York Times, article about Billy Klüver 17 December 1965 

1 1

Billy Klüver. "The Great Northeastern Power Failure" 28 January 1966 

1 2

List, projects for Stockholm Festival, Items 1-21, Artists: Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Robert Rauschenberg 13 February 1966 

1 3

List, suggestions for Stockholm Festival, Items 22-33, Artists: Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström 20 February 1966 

1 4

Address list, people in connection with Stockholm Festival, Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman 1 March 1966 

1 5

List, projects for Stockholm Festival, Suggestions 34-57, Artists: Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman 1 March 1966 

1 6

Description of Wireless System for Stockholm Festival 1 March 1966 

1 7

Progress Report for Stockholm Festival, Items 1-11, Artists: Lucinda Childs; Debbie Hay; Robert Rauschenberg; Robert Whitman 1 March, 1966 

1 8

Second Progress Report for Stockholm Festival, Items 12-15, Artists: Lucinda Childs; Robert Rauscheberg 8 March, 1966 

1 9

List, Projects for Stockholm Festival, Items 58-66, Artists: Robert Rauschenberg; Robert Whitman 8 March, 1966 

1 10

Stockholm Festival Bulletin, No. 1 21 March 1966 

1 11

Letter: Billy Klüver to Boyd Compton 24 March 1966 

1 12

Stockholm Festival Bulletin, No. 2, Artists: Öyvind Fahlström; Robert Rauschenberg; Robert Whitman 28 March, 1966 

1 13

Technology and the Arts Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 2  (March 1966 - April 1966)

Scope and Contents

pp. 16-19 and front cover.

 1 14

Memo, Billy Klüver to J.R. Pierce 8 April 1966 

1 15

Report, "Stockholm Festival for Art and Technology - Vision of the Present", Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman 16 September 1966 

1 15A

Charter Flight Information to Stockholm Festival April 1966 

1 16

Stockholm Festival Bulletin, No. 3, Debbie Hay; Fred Waldhauer 25 May 1966 

1 17

Stockholm Festival Address List, Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Claes Oldenburg; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman; Billy Klüver; Fred Waldhauer 25 May 1966 

1 18

Information about Stockholm Festival on letterhead, Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Claes Oldenburg; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman June 1966 

1 19

Letter from Billy Klüver regarding American cancellation for Stockholm Festival 28 July 1966 

1 20

Letter: Claes Collenberg and Siguard Standh to the "American Scientists" 28 July 1966 

1 21

Address List for Festival Theater and Engineering, Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Yvonne Rainer; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman; Billy Klüver; Fred Waldhauer 1 August 1966 

1 22

Ruder and Finn: Press Release, "Nine Evenings: Theater and Engineering", in collaboration with Bell Telephone Laboratories, Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman 29 August 1966 

1 23

Ruder and Finn, Press Release on "Nine Evenings", "Technology for Art's Sake,", in collaboration with Bell Telephone Laboratories, Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman  14 September 1966 

1 24

Billy Klüver, Letter to engineers about the working habits and personalities of "Nine Evenings" artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Yvonne Rainer; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman 16 September 1966 

1 24A

John Gruen "Art and Phone Co. on Party Line" World Journal Tribune, article about "Nine Evenings" 18 September 1966 

1 25

Ruder and Finn, Press Release, "Nine Evenings", in collaboration with Bell Telephone Laboratories, Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman; Yvonne Rainer 28 September 1966 

1 26

Ruder and Finn, Press Package, "Nine Evenings", in collaboration with Bell Telephone Laboratories, Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman; Yvonne Rainer 29 September 1966 

1 27

Performance and Rehearsal Schedule for "Nine Evenings", in collaboration with Bell Telephone Laboratories, Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman; Yvonne Rainer  1 October 1966 

1 28

Flyer for "9 Evenings: Theater and Engineering", Artists: John Cage; Lucinda Childs; Öyvind Fahlström; Alex Hay; Debbie Hay; Steve Paxton; Robert Rauschenberg; David Tudor; Robert Whitman; Yvonne Rainer 1 October 1966 

1 29

Grace Glueck, "Arts and Engineering are Mixing it Up at Armory", New York Times article about "Nine Evenings" 14 October 1966 

1 30

Letter from Sue Hartnett, Announcement of First E.A.T. Meeting at Central Plaza Hotel 30 November 1966 

1 31

List of questions for engineers 30 November 1966 

1 32

Samples of E.A.T. Artists' Requests, Artists: William Schachter; Anthony Magar; Carolee Schneeman; Tony Mellara 30 November 1966 

1 33

Gloria Bryant, "The Switched on Theater" Bell Telephone Laboratories Reporter, Vol. 15, No. 6., article about "Nine Evenings"  (November 1966-December 1966)

Scope and Contents

pp. 12-17

 1 34

Poster announcement of benefit exhibition of work for E.A.T. at Leo Castelli Gallery 6 December 1966 

1 35

Gloria Bryant, "What's Happening!" WE Magazine, Vol. 14, No. 1, article about "Nine Evenings" January 1967 

Scope and Contents

pp. 14-21

 1 35A

E.A.T. News Vol. 1, No. 1 15 January 1967 

1 37

Robert Rauschenberg; Billy Klüver; J.R. Pierce; M.V. Matthews, statements of E.A.T.'s purpose and philosophy January 1967 

1 38

E.A.T Flyer for Engineers 31 January 1967 

1 39

Announcement, E.A.T. Artist-Engineer Meeting at Park Place Gallery 31 January 1967 

1 40

Simone Whitman, "Theater and Engineering" Artforum, Vol. 5, No. 6, article about "Nine Evenings" February 1967 

Scope and Contents

pp. 26-33

 1 41

Program/ poster/ menu, Food for Thought: "TV Dinner: Homage to E.A.T"  25 February 1967 

1 42

Announcement, screening of "9 Evenings" recording 23 March 1967 

1 43

E.A.T. Proceedings, No. 1: transcript of "Interface: Artist/Engineer", talk given by Billy Klüver at Massachusetts Institute of Technology 21 April 1967 

1 44

Letter, Fred Waldhauer to engineers, organization of E.A.T. procedure for satisfaction of artist's technical needs 24 April 1967 

1 45

Letter to members from Sue Hartnett, "Engineer Collaborations with Artist" April 1967 

1 46

Letter to members from Sue Hartnett, "Artist Collaborations with Engineers" April 1967 

1 47

Fundraising package, prepared by Billy Klüver and Robert Rauschenberg 1 May 1967 

1 48

E.A.T. News. Vol. 1, No. 2 1 June 1967 

1 49

Press Release, "Giant Model Airplanes" benefit exhibition for E.A.T., at the home of Robert Rauschenberg June 1967 

1 50

Announcement, "Giant Model Airplanes" benefit exhibition for E.A.T., at the home of Robert Rauschenberg 2 June 1967- 4 June 1967 

1 51

E.A.T. Postcard  (Summer 1967)

1 52

Letter, Billy Klüver, Re: Visit to IBM (International Business Machines) on Sept. 26, 1967 10 September 1967 

1 53

E.A.T. brochure for industry and supporting members 10 October 1967 

1 54

E.A.T. brochure for artists and engineers 10 October 1967 

1 55

Joint press conference material, E.A.T. and American Foundation on Automation and Employment, at Robert Rauschenberg Studio 10 October 1967 

1 56

Postcard, Announcement of Open House 10 October 1967 

1 57

Henry R. Lieberman,"Art and Science Proclaim Alliance in Avant Garde Loft", New York Times; John J. O'Connor, "Art and Technology Make It Official"  Wall Street Journal  11 October 1967 

1 58

Announcement of talk, "Computer Basics" by H.W. Gustafson 12 October 1967 

1 59

E.A.T. News, Vol. 1, No. 3, Ed. Julie Martin 1 November 1967 

1 60

Membership forms for engineers, scientists and artists November 1967 

1 61

Information for engineers and scientists interested in E.A.T. November 1967 

1 62

"Art and Science: Two Worlds Merge," Bell Telephone Company Magazine, Vol. 46, No. 6 November 1967- December 1967 

1 63

Sue Hartnett, Press Release, "Information on Competition for the Best Contribution by an Engineer to a Work of Art" 5 November 1967 

1 64

Information About "The Machine" Exhibition at MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) 12 November 1967 

1 65

Print advertisement, E.A.T. Competition for MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) Exhibition, "The Machine", in New York Times  12 November 1967 

1 66

Print announcement, E.A.T. meeting 19 November 1967 

1 67

Transcript of remarks by Frank Stanton, President, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., North Carolina State Art Society 29 November 1967 

1 68

E.A.T. News. Vol. 1, No. 4, Ed. Julie Martin 20 December 1967 

1 69

Advertisement: "International Competition for Engineers and Scientists." Vol. 218, No. 1 January 1968 

1 70

Schedule announcement, E.A.T. Lecture Series, Feb. 4- May 1, 1968 January 1968 

1 71

Report on E.A.T. 10 January 1968 

1 72

Press package, E.A.T. and Amalgamated Lithographers of America 2 February 1968 

1 73

Billy Klüver, letter to E.A.T. members about local groups 5 February 1968 

1 74

E.A.T. Proceedings. No. 2, "Technical Libraries Within a Fifty-Mile Radius of New York City" February 1968 

1 75

Stanley Klein, "Technology Invades the Arts", Machine Design, Vol. 40, No. 5.  29 February 1968 

Scope and Contents

pp. 37-46

 1 75A

E.A.T. News. Vol 2, No. 1, Ed. Julie Martin 18 March 1968 

1 76

Press Release, "Francis Mason Named President of E.A.T." 25 March 1968 

1 77

Yellow Edge-Notched Card March 1968 

1 78

Ralph M. Flynn, "Proposal for Structuring an Environmental Safety Program for Use by Galleries, Museums, Exhibitions, and Artist/Engineer Scientist Collaborations" 15 March 1968 

1 79

Frosty Myers, "Skylights: A Festival of Lights" Spring 1968 

1 80

E.A.T News. Vol. 2, No. 2, Ed. Julie Martin 15 April, 1968 

1 81

Final instructions for E.A.T. competition and MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) exhibition, "The Machine" May 1968 

1 82

Newsletter, Detroit Group, No.1 2 May 1968 

1 83

Letter: Julie Martin about the First International Conference for E.A.T. 27 May 1968 

1 84

Newsletter: Detroit Group No. 2 June 1968 

1 85

Conference Program: First International Conference  (21 June 1968- 23 June 1968)

1 86

Billy Klüver, "The Ghetto and the Technical Community", IEEE Spectrum  July 1968 

1 87

Essay: Billy Klüver, "Technology and the Individual" July 1968 

1 87A

Form: Request for Technical Services Autumn 1968 

2 88

E.A.T. Newsletter Detroit Group No. 3 13 September 1968 

2 89

Press Package, includes: "Singer Co. Announces Artist-In-Residence Project"; "E.A.T. to Announce Grants from National Endowment of the Arts and Rockefeller Bros. Fund... E.A.T. to Hold Major Exhibition" and "E.A.T. Activities" 18 September 1968 

2 90

Press Release: MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) Exhibition, Robert Rauschenberg, "Soundings"  22 October 1968 

2 91

"Automation House..." Interiors November 1968 

Scope and Contents

pp. 115-134 and front cover

 2 92

E.A.T. Operations and Information, No. 1 1 November 1968 

2 93

Artists' Membership Form; Scientist and Engineer Membership Form November 1968 

2 94

Collaboration Information Card November 1968 

2 95

Press Package for MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) Exhibition, "The Machine As Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age"  11 November 1968 

2 96

Exhibition announcement card, "Some More Beginnings" at The Brooklyn Museum 24 November 1968 

2 97

Invitation: Preview of Brooklyn Museum exhibition, "Some More Beginnings" 24 November 1968 

2 98

Press Package: Brooklyn Museum exhibition, "Some More Beginnings" 25 November 1968 

2 99

E.A.T. Proceedings, No. 4, Billy Klüver, "The Artist and Industry", talk given at MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) 16 December 1968 

2 101

Artist membership form January 1969 

2 102

Scientist/ Engineer/ Other Professional Form January 1969 

2 103

Letter, Billy Klüver to E.A.T. Members 15 February 1969 

2 104

E.A.T. Publications Flyer, publications from "9 Evenings"; Brooklyn Museum exhibition, "Some More Beginnings"  15 February 1969 

2 105

"Engineer Meets Artist", Western Electric Magazine, published by Bell Telephone Laboratories February 1969 

Scope and Contents

pp. 14-17

 2 105A

Isaacs Gallery and Ryerson Polytechnic Institute, Toronto "Sightsoundsystem" 6 March 1969 

2 105B

E.A.T. Proposal for Automation House, Artists: Allen Ginsberg; Steve Paxton; Olga Klüver and Robert Rauschenberg; Jean Dupuy; Claes Oldenburg; William Burroughs; Jean Tinguely; John Cage; Öyvind Fahlström; Robert Whitman 17 March 1969 

2 106

E.A.T. Proceedings. No. 5, Peter Pool, "The Public Exhibition of an Artwork Employing Lasers" 17 March 1969 

2 107

Report, "Evaluation of Image Display Systems for India's Program of Television for National Needs" 18 March 1969 

2 107A

Letter, Peter Poole to Katsuhiro Yamaguchi, Re: Telex Project for New York/Tokyo 24 March 1969 

2 108

E.A.T. Proceedings, No. 8, Insert "Description of Pepsi-Cola Pavilion for the Japan World Exhibition 1970 Osaka [Expo 70 Osaka]"  25 March 1969 

2 109

Billy Klüver, "Activities of E.A.T.", Bijutsu-techo, Vol. 21, No. 311 April 1969 

2 110

E.A.T. Operations and Information. No. 1 24 April 1969 

2 112

Nilo Lindgren, "Art and Technology..." IEEE Spectrum, Vol. 6, No. 5.; The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. April 1969 

Scope and Contents

pp. 59-68

 2 113

Nilo Lindgren, "Art and Technology- 2" IEEE Spectrum, Vol. 6, No. 5.; The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. May 1969 

Scope and Contents

pp. 46-56

 2 114

E.A.T. Advertisement: "Position of Coordinator of Technical Services" in IEEE Spectrum, The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. May 1969 

2 115

Letter, Billy Klüver, to members; E.A.T membership form 14 May 1969 

2 116

Letter, Billy Klüver to E.A.T. members; scientists/ engineers/ other professionals membership form and artist membership form 14 May 1969 

2 117

Blue edge-notched card May 1969 

2 118

E.A.T. Operations and Information. No. 3 15 May 1969 

2 119

Letter: David MacDermott to Los Angeles E.A.T.members; scientist/ engineer form 15 May 1969 

2 120

E.A.T. Proceedings, No. 9 19 May 1969 

2 121

E.A.T. News. Vol. 1, No. 1- Vol. 2,No. 1 (Jan. 1967-March 1968) June 1969 

2 122

List, live programming in the Pepsi-Cola Pavilion at Expo 70 Osaka 10 June 1969 

2 123

List, live programming in the Pepsi-Cola Pavilion at Expo 70 Osaka 13 June 1969 

2 124

E.A.T. Bay Area Newsletter, No. 4, Coordinators John Almen; Merlin Stone July 1969 

2 125

Portland, Oregon E.A.T. Technical Supplement "Fifth Grade Flying Machines and Airships", Dayton Grade School, Mr. Kennedy, Chief Engineer, Coordinator Jack Eyerly 9 July 1969 

2 127

E.A.T. Bay Area Newsletter, No. 5, Coordinators John Almen; Merlin Stone August 1969 

2 128

Letter: Klüver, Billy to Masayasu Asa, Director, First Operations Department, Expo 70 Osaka, Soundscapes U.S.A. proposal 18 August 1969 

2 129

E.A.T. Expo 70 Osaka project telephone list 12 September 1969 

2 130

Proposal, "Suggested Courses of Action for World Bank Communication System for India" 17 September 1969 

2 131

E.A.T. Information 19 September 1969 

2 132

Letter, Billy Klüver and Robert Rauschenberg to Industrial Collaborators 22 September 1969 

2 133

"Soundscapes: A Program for Festival Plaza" at Expo 70 Osaka 25 September 1969 

2 134

Photograph invitation to a party/ demonstration of Spherical Mirror model built for Expo 70 Osaka, in Santa Ana, California 30 September 1969 

2 135

Press Package, "Pepsi-Cola Pavilion" at Expo 70 Osaka 30 September 1969 

2 136

E.A.T. Bay Area Newsletter. No. 6 October 1969 

2 137

E.A.T. Information 1 October 1969 

2 138

E.A.T. President's Report 1 October 1969 

2 139

List, live Programming for Pepsi-Cola Pavilion at Expo 70 Osaka; Request for proposals; Expo 70 Osaka sketches; telephone list 15 October 1969 

2 140

E.A.T. Bay Area Newsletter, No. 7 November 1969 

2 141

E.A.T. Operations and Information No. 4 10 November 1969 

2 142

E.A.T. Subscribing Membership Form 10 November 1969 

2 143

List, Live Programming: Pepsi-Cola Pavilion, E.A.T.; Dead Programming: Pepsi-Cola Pavilion, Expo 70 Osaka 26 November 1969 

2 144

Pepsico International Magazine, Ed, Pepsi-Cola Company, Vol. 11, No. 4, about Expo 70 Osaka December 1969 

2 144A

Information, charter flight to Expo 70 Osaka, Japan 8 December 1969 

2 145

E.A.T. "Projects Outside Art" call for proposals 8 December 1969 

2 146

E.A.T. Poster "Projects Outside Art" call for entries 8 December 1969 

2 147

Report, "Background Paper on Nehru Foundation for Development" 14 December 1969 

2 148

Report, "E.A.T. and Nehru Foundation for Development, A Field Research Laboratory for Innovation in Education, A Preliminary Report" 21 December 1969 

2 149

E.A.T. Proceedings. No. 2. Published Articles December 1969 

3 150

Telegram to La Monte Young about Expo 70 Osaka 29 December 1969 

3 151

E.A.T./LA Survey No. 1, Ruth Baker, Acting President January 1970 

3 152

Grant proposal, "Technical Services Program", submitted to The Ford Foundation 15 January 1970 

3 153

Essay, Billy Klüver, "Rainforest" 30 January 1970 

3 153A

E.A.T./LA Survey No. 2, J.H. Livingston, Ed. February 1970 

3 154

E.A.T. Project Expo 70 Osaka, cost budget February 1970 

3 155

Grant proposal, "A Proposal for a Pre-Investment Study to Establish a Field Research Laboratory for Innovation in Education", submitted by E.A.T. and Nehru Foundation for Development 16 February 1970 

3 156

Grant proposal, "A Proposal Submitted to RCA for a Research Laboratory in Entertainment Programming", submitted by E.A.T. 23 February 1970 

3 157

E.A.T. Expo 70 Osaka Telephone List 24 February 1970 

3 158

E.A.T./LA Survey No. 3 March 1970 

3 159

E.A.T. Information Printed in Japan 1 March 1970 

3 160

Elsa Garmine, "A Technical Description" E.A.T. Pepsi-Cola Pavilion, Expo 70 Osaka 1 March 1970 

3 161

Press release, Billy Klüver and Theodore Kheel, "Projects Outside Art" 2 March 1970 

3 162

Gilda Robers and Art Zimmerman, "Expo 70: US Designers Raise Airsupport Structures." Product Engineering, article about Expo 70 Osaka 12 March 1970 

3 162A

Photograph invitation to Preview Cocktail Party at Pepsi-Cola Pavilion for Expo 70 Osaka 11 March 1970 

3 163

Press Package, Opening Day at Pepsi-Cola Pavilion, Expo 70 Osaka 13 March 1970 

3 164

Press Package, Pepsi-Cola Pavilion at Expo 70 Osaka 13 March 1970 

3 165

E.A.T. Brochure Printed in Japanese 15 March 1970 

3 166

5 Souvenir Postcards Pepsi-Cola Pavilion Expo 70 Osaka, Japan 15 March 1970 

3 167

Souvenir package, Pepsi-Cola Pavilion "World Without Boundaries," Expo 70 Osaka 15 March 1970 - 13 September 1970 

3 168

Booklet, "World Without Boundaries," Expo 70 Osaka 15 March 1970 

3 169

"New Arts" United States Pavilion, Expo 70 Osaka, photographs with captions 1970 

3 169A

Press Release, "Projects Outside Art" exhibition at Automation House 15 March 1970 

3 170

E.A.T. Information 18 March 1970 

3 171

Letter, Billy Klüver to E.A.T. Members with clarification of membership categories 18 March 1970 

3 172

Subscribing Membership Form 18 March 1970 

3 173

E.A.T./LA Survey. No. 4 April 1970 

3 174

Letter, Billy Klüver to Donald M. Kendall, President, Pepsi-Cola Company, about Expo 70 Osaka 8 April 1970 

3 175

E.A.T Conference Program, "In Progress" 1 May 1970 

3 176

Report: E.A.T. Activities Jan. 1, 1969- April 30, 1970 1 January 1970 

3 177

Report, "A Report on E.A.T. Activities", prepared for the Rockefeller Foundation 1 June 1970 

3 177A

Announcement of "'Esthetics', A Symposium Sponsored by E.A.T. at Automation House'" 10 June 1970 

3 178

Projects Outside Art, "this exhibition will be divided into four categories" 12 June 1970 

3 179

Report, American Artists in India Sept. to Dec. 1970, John D. Rockefeller Foundation 29 June 1970 

3 180

Letter: Jacqueline Serwer to Roger Ferragallo, with appendix about roof garden 1 July 1970 

3 181

E.A.T. Projected Budget July 1, 1970- June 30, 1971 30 June 1970 

3 182

E.A.T./LA Survey No. 5, Ed. Terry Martin Summer 1970 

3 183

Grant proporsal, "Television Software Capability Development Program", submitted to New York State Council on the Arts 15 July 1970 

3 184

Grant proposal, "Ten Video Tape Lectures", submitted to New York State Council on the Arts 15 July 1970 

3 185

Grant proposal, "E.A.T. Technical Services: Description of Programs or Services", submitted to New York State Council on the Arts 15 July 1970 

3 186

Grant proposal, "Projects Outside Art: Esthetics Symposium", submitted to New York State Council on the Arts 15 July 1970 

3 187

Grant proposal, "Membership Test Mailing Campaign", submitted to New York State Council on the Arts 15 July 1970 

3 188

Report, "Organization and Policy of E.A.T. India", compiled by Billy Klüver with technical advice from Ravi Matthai of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India 31 July 1973 

3 189

Report, "Structure for E.A.T. International Activities Between E.A.T. National Organizations" 25 August 1970 

3 190

Report on Meeting between T. Asada and F. Nakaya, "Structure and Support for E.A.T. Japan" 29 August 1970 

3 191

Experimental Project in City Agriculture 3 September 1970 

3 192

E.A.T. Report: 1970 Los Angeles 18 September 1970 

3 193

Report, Billy Klüver; Julie Martin and Barry Kaplan, "The Anand Project: An Experiment in Developing Television Software in Rural India" 23 September 1970 

3 194

Grant proposal, "Children and Communication" 24 September 1970 

4 195

Grant proposal, "Proposal for Series of 26 TV Programs" 24 September 1970 

4 196

E.A.T. Book Series, for Membership Program 28 September 1970 

4 197

E.A.T./LA Survey, No. 6, Terry Martin, Ed. October 1970 

4 198

Introduction to "A Documentary Collection of Project Proposals and Articles" 1 October 1970 

4 199

Calvin Tompkins, "Onward and Upward with the Arts" The New Yorker  3 October 1970 

4 200

Grant proposal, "Suggested Ideas for Projects for Olivetti" 8 October 1970 

4 201

Grant proposal, "EATEX Directory for Art and Technology" October 1970 

4 202

Grant proposal, "Recreation and Play" 1 November 1970 

4 203

Flyer, E.A.T. Reference Kit 6 November 1970 

4 205

Report, "American Artists in India Report", submitted to John D. Rockefeller Foundation 9 November 1970 

4 206

Benefit Evening for E.A.T. "American Artists in India" at Automation House 21 November 1970 

4 207

Grant proposal, "Audio-Visual Workshop at Automation House" 7 December 1970 

4 208

Grant proposal, "Artists' Utilization of Video Facilities at Automation House" 7 December 1970 

4 209

Package, "Indian Bazaar" benefit for E.A.T. Project "American Artists in India" at Automation House 17 December 1970 

4 210

Invitation, benefit for E.A.T. Project "American Artists in India" at Automation House 18 December 1970 

4 211

Billy Klüver, "Interazioni Fra Arte e technologia" S&T Annuario 1971 

4 211A

E.A.T./LA Survey. No. 7, Ed. Terry Martin January 1971 

4 212

Press package, E.A.T. Exhibition "experiments---beginnings" at Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio  (4 January 1971- 25 January 1971)

4 213

Report, "Draft of a Structure for a Cooperative Technical Staff for Receiving Foundation" 5 January 1971 

4 213A

Grant proposal, "Bicentennial Satellite Television System", submitted to American Revolution Bicentennial Commission 14 January 1971 

4 213B

Shunk-Kender Exhibition of Photographs February 1971 

4 214

Report on Activities 9 February 1971 

4 215

Informational letter and sheet on E.A.T. Artists' TV Programming Project 11 February 1971 

4 216

Reports, "Bai- The Music of Women of Benares" and "Suggestion for Recording Projects in India" 28 February 1971 

4 217

Grant proposal, "U.S.A. Presents: A Proposal for Satellite Television System Programmed by the American People", submitted to the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission 1 March 1971 

4 218

Artists' Television Programming Project: Artists' Proposals 1 March 1971 

Scope and Contents

Proposals included from: Nam June Paik; Trisha Brown; Shyley Kaplan; Ed Ruscha; Richard Serra; R. Breen; Jean Dupuy; Pauline Oliveros; Keith Sonnier; Remy Charlip; Michael Snow; Robert Creeley; George Kuchar; Gene Davis; Ann Douglass; Robert Israel; Robert Irwin; Videofreex Inc.; Dancer's Workshop; Charles Patton; Allen Ginsberg

 4 219

Billy Klüver, letters to Ingemund Bengtsson, Swedish Minister of Agriculture 2 March 1971 

4 220

E.A.T. Report on Activities 2 March 1971 

4 221

E.A.T. report on Technical Services 5 March 1971 

4 222

E.A.T. report on Membership Publications 23 March 1971 

4 223

Grant proposal, "E.A.T. Artists' Television Programming at Automation House", submitted to National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Corporation for Public Broadcasting 22 March 1971 

4 224

Billy Klüver, "Oral Presentation on Proposed CATV Rules Presented Before the Federal Communications Commission" 26 March 1971 

4 225

Letter, Billy Klüver to David Stuart, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, regarding Artists' Television Programming grant 13 April 1971 

4 226

Report, "Cable Television and the Artist: Statement Prepared for the Sloan Commission on Cable Communication" April 1971 

4 227

Report, "A Feasibility Study for Rooftop Vegetable Greenhouse at Westbeth" 14 April 1971 

4 228

Letter, Billy Klüver to Artists regarding Artist's Television Programming grant proposal 16 April 1971 

4 229

Report, "Children and Communication", E.A.T. Projects Outside Art 1 May 1971 

4 230

Report, "An Introduction and Report on Current Activities" 4 May 1971 

4 231

Grant proposal, "A Proposal for Two Pre-Investment Studies", submitted to United Nations Development Program 19 May 1971 

4 232

Report, "Test Project for Artists' Participation in Upgrading Vocational Guidance in New York State High School" 27 May 1971 

4 233

Letter, Billy Klüver to artists, regarding N.E.A. rejection of artists' television programming grant 28 May 1971 

4 234

Grant proposal, "Utopia: Question and Answer, A Project for the Exhibition 'Utopia and Visions" 1871-1981' at the Moderna Museet, Stockholm" 30 May 1971 

4 235

Postcard announcing E.A.T. address change June 1971 

4 236

Grant proposal, "Curriculum for the Future", Submitted by Martha Newfield, Coordinator, Curriculum for the Future, and Dr. Martin Deutsch, Institute for Developmental Studies, New York University 3 June 1971 

4 236A

Grant proposal, "E.A.T. Record Series" 7 July 1971 

4 238

Letter, Fujiko Nakaya to Billy Klüver 13 July 1971 

4 239

Grant proposal, "A Scaling Project of Problems Facing the Nation", E.A.T. in collaboration Bell Telephone Laboratories, Murray Hill, New Jersey 13 July 1971 

4 240

E.A.T. Tokyo, Background Information for "Utopia: Question and Answer" 13 July 1971 

4 241

Press release, "The First World-Wide People-to-People.." for "Utopia: Question and Answer" 29 July 1971 

4 242

Press Release: "At 10 pm Eastern Daylight time..." for Utopia: Question and Answer 29 July 1971 

4 243

E.A.T. Tokyo Press Release, "Q and A 1981 Xerox Knowledge In" 30 July 1971 

4 244

E.A.T. Intro and Report on Current Activities 1 August 1971 

4 245

"Utopia: Question and Answer" Cross Cultural Scaling Project Questionairre 1 August 1971 

4 246

Press Release for Day of On-Line Transmission of "Utopia: Question and Answer" Telex Project 28 August 1971 

5 247

"Utopia: Question and Answer" Samples 31 August 1971 

5 248

Press release, "Artists and Television" series on cable television; "Shinohara: The Last Artist" 9 September 1971 

5 249

Report, "A Scaling Project of Problems Facing the National Results", E.A.T. in collaboration Bell Telephone Laboratories, Murray Hill, New Jersey 10 September 1971 

5 250

Letter, Billy Klüver to artists, concerning "Arts and Television" Cable TV Project 22 October 1971 

5 251

E.A.T. mail-order form; advertising flyer for publications November 1971 

5 252

Invitation List, party at Automation House for showing of "Solstice" by Robert Rauschenberg, hosted by Olga and Billy Klüver and Theodore and Ann Kheel 1 November 1971 

5 252A

New York, NY, schedule for series of Artists' Video Tapes for public access channels on cable television, Artists: Michael Snow; Nancy Graves; Lucas Samaras; Andy Warhol; Keith Sonnier  (2 November 1971- 29 December 1971)

5 253

Grace Glueck, "Artists' Designs for Currency Include $12 Bill" New York Times  6 November 1971 

5 253A

Grace Glueck, "It's Les! It's Lucas! It's Teletrip!"; Michael Snow advertisement, New York Times  7 November 1971 

5 254

Press Release, fact Sheet of Artcash, Artists: Andy Warhol; Robert Whitman; Robert Rauschenberg; Tom Gormley, Red Grooms; Marisol 18 November 1971 

5 255

Invitation, Artcash benefit at Automation House, Artists: Andy Warhol; Robert Whitman; Robert Rauschenberg; Tom Gormley, Red Grooms; Marisol 18 November 1971 

5 256

Six Artcash bills in envelope, Artists: Andy Warhol; Robert Whitman; Robert Rauschenberg; Tom Gormley, Red Grooms; Marisol 18 November 1971 

5 257

E.A.T. Television and Information Center 19 November 1971 

5 258

Ellen Fleysher, "Artcash is...", Sunday News  28 November 1971 

5 259

Flyer, "Artcash: Process" exhibition at The Cooper Union School of Art and Architecture, Artists: Andy Warhol; Robert Whitman; Robert Rauschenberg; Tom Gormley, Red Grooms; Marisol 2 December 1971 

5 260

Announcement, exhibition and sale of graphics multiples and books for the benefit of "Artists and Television" at Automation House 4 December 1971 

5 261

E.A.T. and the American Foundation for Automation and Employment, Artcash benefit exhibition of graphics, books and multiples, for Artists and Television & Community Center, Artists: Andy Warhol; Robert Whitman; Robert Rauschenberg; Tom Gormley, Red Grooms; Marisol  (4 December 1971- 8 December 1971)

5 262

Billy Klüver, "Photographic Recordings of Some Optical Effects in a 27.5-m Spherical Mirror", Applied Optics  December 1971 

5 263

New York schedule for "Artists' and Television" series on public access cable channels, Artists: Michael Snow; Nancy Graves; Lucas Samaras; Les Levine; Andy Warhol; Keith Sonnier  (7 December 1971- 29 December 1971)

5 264

Report, "Utopia: Question and Answer Cross-Cultural Scaling Project Results" 9 December 1971 

5 265

Report, "Progress Report on Artists in Television Program on Public Access Cable TV Channels in Manhattan" 20 December 1971 

5 266

Report, "American Artists in India", Artists: Jared Bark; Trisha Brown; Lowell Cross; Jeffrey Lew; Steve Paxton; Yvonne Rainer; Terry Riley; La Monte Young 31 December 1971 

5 267

E.A.T. Report on Activities 31 December 1971 

5 268

Grant Application, New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm 6 January 1972 

5 269

Letter, Billy Klüver to Joseph Slater, Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, with report on E.A.T. 20 January 1972 

5 270

Grant proposal, "American Artists in India: Proposal for the Second Year" 21 January 1972 

5 271

Report, "Pre-Investment Study for the Development of a Public Channel in El Salvador" 1 February 1972 

5 272

Grant proposal, "Television and Culture Proposal for a Program of Division of Culture, Ministry of Education, El Salvador" 19 February 1972 

5 273

Grant proposal, "Proposal for a Pre-Investment Study on Aspects of Non-Classroom Educational Programming", submitted to Division of Educational Television, Ministry of Education, El Salvador 12 February 1972 

5 274

List of films and books available from E.A.T., with prices March 1972 

5 275

Report, "Artists and Television: Report on a Series of Programs by Artists on Public Access Cable Channels in Manhattan, November–December 1971" 7 March 1972 

5 276

Grant proposal, "Cultural Research Program" 24 March 1972 

5 277

Grant proposal, "The New York Collection" for Moderna Museet Stockholm 27 March 1972 

5 278

Grant proposal, "Super 8 System for Television in Developing Countries" 12 April 1972 

5 279

E.A.T. Proceedings No. 12, Billy Klüver, "Future of Art and Technology" 15 April 1972 

5 280

Grant proposal, "Development of Super 8 System for Television Use: A Pre-Investment Proposal" 1 July 1972 

5 281

Billy Klüver, "Choice of National Delivery System, Hardware, and Software Considerations, Contributions to a Feasibility Study for Programa de Educacion Rural Funcional Ministerio de Educacion, Guatemala, C.A." 22 August 1972 

5 282

Grant proposal, Academy for Educational Development, Washington, D.C: "A Feasibility Study of Some Mass Communication Media to Provide Educational Messages to Rural Guatemalan Population Groups", submitted to Agency for International Development, State Department, Washington, D.C. 24 August 1972 

5 282A

Grant proposal, "The New York Collection for [Moderna Museet] Stockholm, Mayor John V. Lindsay, Honorary Chairman; Mrs. Armand G. Erpf, Chairman", Project Administration: E.A.T. September 1972 

5 283

Tonie Roos: New York Collection Portfolio "Special Forehand Report", hand-colored Xerox Fall 1972 

5 283A

Press release, Howard J. Rubenstein Associates, Inc: "Princess Christina [Magnuson] of Sweden to Attend First Formal Viewing of the New York Collection for Stockholm"[Moderna Museet], from E.A.T. and Association for a Better New York 26 October 1972 

5 284

Mail order form for Pavilion: Experiments in Art and Technology book about the Pepsi-Cola Pavilion at Expo 70 Osaka 27 October 1972 

5 285

Book, Experiments in Art and Technology: Pavilion, Ed. Billy Klüver; Julie Martin; Barbara Rose. Publisher: E.P. Dutton and Co., Inc. 1972 

5 286

The New York Collection for Moderna Museet, Stockholm, catalogue for New York show  (27 December 1972- 29 December 1972)

5 287

The New York Collection for Moderna Museet, Stockholm, announcement of portfolio prints 27 October 1972 

5 288

Invitation, The New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm, private viewing and reception 27 October 1972 

5 289

Barbara Rose, "The Swedish Connection" article 1 November 1972 

6 290

Letter, Billy Klüver to potential patrons of the New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm, mailed with copy of "The Swedish Connection" 7 November 1972 

6 291

Grant proposal, "Proposal to Make 12 Pilot Educational Films on Location in India" 12 February 1972 

6 293

E.A.T. Tokyo, information about The New York Collection Portfolio for Moderna Museet Stockholm, in Japanese 9 March 1973 

6 293A

Grant proposal, "Study of Perceptions of Political Issues in New York City" 28 February 1973 

6 294

Grant proposal, "United Nations International School and Its Courtyard" 1 June 1973 

6 294A

Report, "Cost to Purchase the New York Collection for [Moderna Museet] Stockholm" 30 April 1973 

6 294B

Proposal, "Four Faces of Television", exhibition at Moderna Museet, Stockholm September 1973 

6 295

Letter, from E.A.T. to patrons of New York Collection for Moderna Museet, Stockholm, inviting patrons to exhibition opening 15 September 1973 

6 296

Information on Flight to Stockholm for Opening of the New York Collection for Moderna Museet, Stockholm, mailed with letter to patrons 15 September 1973 

6 297

The New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm, "Portfolio" photographic brochure of included prints 1973 

6 298

Castelli Graphics, New York, NY, The New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm, announcement of exhibition of portfolio prints  (19 September 1973- 13 October 1973)

6 299

Castelli Graphics and E.A.T., The New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm, background information given to attendees of Castelli opening  (29 September 1973- 13 October 1973)

6 300

Information on Trip to Stockholm 15 October 1973 

6 301

Announcement of The New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm press conference 16 October 1973 

6 302

Report, "New York Collection for Stockholm: Background Information on: 1. The New York Collection with List of Artists and Works of Art 2. Experiments in Art and Technology 3. Moderna Museet, Stockholm" 16 October 1973 

6 303

Press release, "Sweden to Receive New York Contemporary Art Collection" 18 October 1973 

6 304

Press release, Moderna Museet, "New York Collection" 23 October 1973 

6 305

Information on Trip to Stockholm 24 October 1973 

6 306

List of American group going on New York Trip to Stockholm 25 October 1973 

6 307

List of Swedish guests at dinner 26 October 1973 

6 308

Press release, Moderna Museet: "New York Collection" 27 October 1973 

6 309

Moderna Museet, New York Collection Announcement Flyer in Swedish  (27 October 1973- 9 December 1973)

6 310

Catalogue, New York Collection for Stockholm, Publisher: Moderna Museet, Stockholm  (27 October 1973- 9 December 1973)

Bibliography

ISBN: 9171000305

 6 311

Moderna Museet, New York Collection for Stockholm exhibition admission card 27 October 1973 

6 312

Information about Ionesco's "Macbeth", performed at The Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm 27 October 1973 

6 313

Invitation to the Svenska Filminsitute 28 October 1973 

6 314

List of those who went to Stockholm 29 October 1973 

6 315

Grant proposal, "Educational and Instructional Software for Developing Countries" 17 December 1973 

6 316

Grant proposal, "Draft Proposal for a Conference for Instructional Software for Television for Developing Countries at Lago di Como", prepared for the Rockefeller Foundation 18 January 1974 

6 317

Grant proposal, "Interactive Display System for the Plaza and Façade for the Centre Beaubourg [Centre Georges Pompidou], Paris", submitted by E.A.T. 13 February 1974 

6 318

List of New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm press coverage 30 April 1974 

6 319

New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm, print portfolio price list June 1974 

6 319A

New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm final reports and budget 12 August 1974 

6 320

Report, "Experiments in Art and Technology: A Description of Selected Activities for September 1966-1974" 1 October 1974 

6 321

Grant Proposal, "Island Eye Island Ear" on Knavelskär Island 3 December 1974 

6 322

New York University Doctoral Thesis, Experiments in Art and Technology: A Descriptive History of the Organization, Norma Loewen Spring 1975 

6 323

List of E.A.T. Publications and Documents 1966-1974 1974 

6 323A

Report, "E.A.T. and Westing House: UN Satellite Demonstration" April 1975 

6 324

Transcript of speech by Billy Klüver: "Conditions for Artists' Participation in Shaping Environment", given at 142 Annual Meeting of American Association for the Advancement of Science, Boston 22 January 1976 

6 325

Memo, "Memorandum Concerning Simultaneous Video Exhibition for Paris-New York-Paris", submitted to The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 24 May 1976 

6 326

Alfred Pacquement, "Programme Artistique Por Sattelite" June 1976 

6 327

Information on E.A.T. Trip to Paris, for the opening of Centre National D'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou and Musee National d'Art Moderne, January 27-February 3, 1977 10 December 1976 

6 328

Press release, "E.A.T. Trip to Opening of Centre Georges Pompidou" 30 December 1976 

6 329

Information on E.A.T. Trip to Paris, for the opening of Centre National D'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou and Musee National d'Art Moderne, January 27-February 3, 1977, Information Sheet No. 1 14 January 1977 

6 330

Information on E.A.T. Trip to Paris, for the opening of Centre National D'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou and Musee National d'Art Moderne, January 27-February 3, 1977, Information Sheet No. 2 23 January 1977 

6 331

Information on E.A.T. Trip to Paris, for the opening of Centre National D'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou and Musee National d'Art Moderne, January 27-February 3, 1977, Information Sheet No. 3 27 January 1977 

6 332

E.A.T. Trip to Centre Georges Pompidou RSVP form 27 January 1977 

6 333

E.A.T. Trip to Centre Georges Pompidou "Deadline Extended" postcard 27 January 1977 

6 333A

Toni Roos, illustrated guide to where to eat in Paris 27 January 1977 

6 334

Information on E.A.T. Trip to Paris, for the opening of Centre National D'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou and Musee National d'Art Moderne, January 27-February 3, 1977, Information Sheet No. 4 28 January 1977 

6 335

List, names of those who went on E.A.T. trip to Centre Georges Pompidou 27 January 1977- 3 February 1977 

6 336

Report, "Island Eye Island Ear: Technical Information", David Tudor 30 June 1977 

6 337

Report, "Artist Data Base" 6 July 1977 

6 338

Report, "Background Information for Proposed Impact Scaling Study at Polytechnic Institute of New York" 13 July 1977 

6 339

Billy Klüver, "The Artists' Expertise for Communication Planning", paper presented at the International Institute of Communication Annual Conference, Group Session V: Art and Technology 13 September 1977 

6 340

Report, "Island Eye Island Ear: Plan of Implementation for Seattle Concert" 10 December 1977 

6 341

Report, "Technical Log of Island Eye Island Ear Experiment on Knavelskär Island, Sweden, July 1974" 9 August 1977 

6 342

Book, E.A.T Bibliography 1966-1974, Billy Klüver, Publisher: Experiments in Art and Technology December 1977 

Bibliography

ISBN: 0931286018

 6 343

Mailing, updating change of E.A.T. telephone number 28 March 1978 

6 344

Mailing, "Artists for New York" benefit of the Institute for Art and Urban Resources at Xenon, hosted by Leo Castelli, 26 February 1979 January 1979 

6 345

Press Package, "Artists for New York Laser Concert and Disco Benefit" benefit for the Institute for Art and Urban Resources at Xenon, hosted by Leo Castelli February 1979 

6 346

Mail order form for member tickets, "Artists for New York Laser Concert and Disco Benefit" benefit for the Institute for Art and Urban Resources at Xenon, hosted by Leo Castelli February 1979 

6 347

Invitation, press reception for "Artists for New York" Tandem Press printing by James Rosenquist 13 February 1979 

6 348

Press Release, "New Press Provides Artist With $2 Million 'Canvas'", Artist for New York Benefit, Tandem Press Printing of Rosenquist Poster 13 February 1979 

6 349

Ticket, "Artists for New York Laser Concert and Disco Benefit" benefit for the Institute for Art and Urban Resources at Xenon, hosted by Leo Castelli 26 February 1979 

6 350

Mail order form for member tickets, "Artists for New York Laser Concert and Disco Benefit" benefit for the Institute for Art and Urban Resources at Xenon, hosted by Leo Castelli 26 February 1979 

6 351

Photo session, Mail order form for member tickets: "Artists for New York Laser Concert and Disco Benefit" benefit for the Institute for Art and Urban Resources at Xenon, hosted by Leo Castelli n.d. 

6 352

E.A.T. list of publications for the New York Collection for Moderna Museet Stockholm April 1979 

6 353

Questionnaire, "Island Eye Island Ear to Locate Island" 5 June 1979 

6 354

Flyer and Program, Billy Klüver, presentation at the First International Intermedia Art Festival, the Kitchen 30 January 1980 

6 355

Postcard: Announcement for "9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering: A Talk with Slides and Film" by Billy Klüver, at The Kitchen 30 January 1980 

6 356

Mailing, list of E.A.T. publications for E.A.T. bibliography  (1965-1980)

6 357

List of E.A.T. Documents  (1966-1980)

6 358

Oversize Series I 

oversize folder

"9 Evenings: Theater and Performance" Catalogue 13 October 1966- 16 October 1966 

7 30

"A Wacky Collaboration of Science and Art" Fortune, Vol. LXXV, No. 1 January 1967 

7 36

Catalogue, "Some More Beginnings" Brooklyn Museum of Art 26 November 1968 

7 100

Techne: A Projects and Process Paper, Vol. 1, No. 1 14 April 1969 

7 111

E.A.T. Clippings, Vol.1, No. 1, April 1960-July 1969 July 1969 

7 126

"Automation House" New York Times Supplement, Ed. Frank Saunders; Ruder and Finn Intermedia, Inc. 1 February 1970 

7 155

Expo 70 Osaka, Life Magazine (Cover), Vol. 48, No. 7 13 April 1970 

7 175

Techne: A Projects and Process Paper, Vol. 1, No. 2 6 November 1970 

7 204

"1871-1981 Utopier and visioner" Catalogue, Moderna Museet Stockholm, in Swedish  (8 June 1971-30 September 1971)

7 237

"Princess Christina Talks to Andy" Interview Magazine, Andy Warhol; Christina Magnuson December 1972 

7 292

Invitations, "Artists for New York Laser Concert and Disco Benefit" benefit for the Institute for Art and Urban Resources at Xenon, hosted by Leo Castelli 28 February 1979 

7 353