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			Date	Series	Duration	Program
	Poetry Breaks III, D. Nurkse Dennis Nurkse's [born 1949] "previous books include ,i>Shadow Wars, Isolation in Actions, and Staggered Lights. . . . > more		1995-01-01	Poetry Breaks		Poetry Breaks III, D. Nurkse
	Gallery Piece, The In "The Gallery Piece," Connors' signature miniature sets and stop motion animation are used to re-create the envir . . . > more		1980-01-01	Artist's Showcase		Gallery Piece, The
	Video Commune (Beatles from Beginning to End) In Nam June Paik's historic "Video Commune" selections from The Beatles' recorded music are accompanied by ima . . . > more		1970-01-01	Rockefeller Artists in Television		Video Commune (Beatles from Beginning to End)
	Proposition, The In "The Proposition" an improvisational comedy troupe creates skits on the spot with audience participation. The four pe . . . > more		1972-01-01	Rockefeller Artists in Television		Proposition, The
	Great American Fourth of July and Other Disasters, The In "The Great American Fourth of July" writer Jean Shepherd, as an older "Ralph," recalls his memory of a part . . . > more		1982-01-01	American Playhouse		Great American Fourth of July and Other Disasters, The
	Contexts Donald Burgy's "Contexts" is a commentary on communications. "All communications are transformed by the contex . . . > more		1976-01-01	Artist's Showcase		Contexts
	One Many In Donald Burgy's "One Many" the qualities of wholeness and separateness are examined and found to be framed by con . . . > more		1976-01-01	Artist's Showcase		One Many
	Quidditas In "Quidditas" Frank Gilette turns an eye to the landscape of Massachusetts, examining seven unique natural environments . . . > more			Artist's Showcase		Quidditas
	Nine Heroes This impressionistic documentary created by writer Mary Feldhaus-Weber and director Rick Hauser looks at nine individuals who rece . . . > more		1969-01-01	Rockefeller Artists in Television		Nine Heroes
	Strange Space In this short work by Leslie Thornton and Ron Vawter, fragments of a poem by Rainer Maria Rilke (read by Vawter) are juxtaposed wi . . . > more		1993-01-01	New Television		New Television
	Rear Bumpers In his "Rear Bumper" spots, writer and raconteur Jean Shepherd reminisces with several people on a boating excursion. To . . . > more		1969-01-01	Rockefeller Artists in Television		Rear Bumpers
	America, Inc. In this drama, David Silver, the host of a fairly successful public television talk show travels around America searching for some . . . > more		1970-01-01	Rockefeller Artists in Television		America, Inc.
	Royal Flesh This was a double-channel work created by Mary Feldhaus-Weber and Rick Hauser. It is an adaptation of the Oedipus myth. > more		1970-01-01	Rockefeller Artists in Television		Royal Flesh
	Artists on Artists The "Artists on Artists" project was originally intended to create short spots to be broadcast as fills (segments betwee . . . > more		1980-01-01	Artist's Showcase		Artists on Artists
	Lathe of Heaven, The This futuristic science-fiction film set in Portland, Oregon was written by Roger E. Swaybill and Diane English, and is based on a . . . > more		1979-01-01	New Television Workshop		Lathe of Heaven, The
	New Television This episode of "New Television" features Ken Kobland's "Foto-Roman." Foto-Roman Ken Kobland& . . . > more		1993-01-01	New Television Workshop		New Television
	Poetry Breaks III, Philip Levine Philip Levine was born in Detroit, Michigan, in 1928. He is the author of sixteen books of poetry, most recently The Mercy> more		1995-01-01	Poetry Breaks		Poetry Breaks III, Philip Levine
	Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Martin Espada Martin Espada was born in 1957 in Brooklyn, New York. He received his Bachelor's of Art in history at the University of Wisco . . . > more		1993-01-01	Poetry Breaks		Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Martin Espada
	Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Charles Simic Charles Simic introduces and reads his poems. Interspersed with the poems are questions that people might typically ask a poet. Th . . . > more		1997-01-01	Poetry Breaks		Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Charles Simic
	New Television This episode of "New Television" features "Strange Space" by Leslie Thornton and Ron Vawter and "The Body . . . > more		1993-01-01	New Television		New Television
	Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Philip Levine Phillip Levine introduces and reads the following poems: "Belle Isle 1949" "Gin" "Grandmot . . . > more		1995-01-01	Poetry Breaks		Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Philip Levine
	Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: D. Nurkse D. Nurkse introduces and reads the following poems: "Olmose" "Inventing Nations" "Tartu&qu . . . > more		1995-01-01	Poetry Breaks		Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: D. Nurkse
	Out of Time Marha Gray's work entitled "Images Diffused by Time" is re-titled as "Out of Time." In this moody work, f . . . > more		1975-01-01	Frames of Reference		Dinner Party: A Semi-Buffet
	Frank: A Vietnam Veteran This one-off special is the story of one Vietnam veteran -- his experiences in Vietnam, and what his life has been like since his . . . > more		1981-01-01	New Television Workshop		Frank: A Vietnam Veteran
	I Wish I Might This episode of "Rockefeller Artists in Television" features "I Wish I Might," a collaborative work of choreog . . . > more		1971-01-01	Rockefeller Artists in Television		I Wish I Might