Slowscan video connecting dancers in Vancouver with dancers at the Music Gallery, Toronto. With Jane Ellison and others.

The Western Front (Hank Bull) was a node on an international network that included San Francisco (LaMammelle), Toronto (Norman White, Trinity Square Video), Boston (MIT),…

From a telecommunications lab at the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, contact was made with sites in consecutive time zones, using slowscan, computer mail, and…

Artist-in-residence. Live sound and image (telecommunications) exchange between Vancouver and Vienna, with Hank Bull, Bill Bartlett, Mona Hatoum, David Kelln. Live music by Trevor Arntzen,…

Conceived by Roy Ascott and coordinated by Robert Adrian for the Venice Biennale, a three month debate on world news and information systems was carried…

Slowscan exchange with Espace Donguy, Paris. Custom software by Bob Richardson.

With the collaboration of Espace Donguy (Paris), a live telecommunications event linking the Western Front with Maria Vedder at the Museum Ludwig, Cologne, as part…

Telecommunications. Using a variety of computer mail networks, the two artists connected to artists in Europe and North America. An intense debate ensued over the question…

An impromptu festival with no centre. During 17 days picture-phone and slow-scan connections were made between many different points, including Espace Donguy (Paris), Other Visions…

Telecommunications and video production for interactive television projects.

“As the last in a series of events, we had arranged to connect by fax and videophone to over 20 different cities, including Amman, Jordan.…

Originally initiated by DAX in Pittsburgh as Journeys into the Zone, this was a network event to protest the American intervention in Iraq. It also marked…