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			Date	Series	Duration	Program
	Big Inning, The Performance artist Mark Anderson and video artist Dennis Darmek have collaborated to celebrate the simple wonders of the all-Ameri . . . > more		1988-01-01	New Television	00:01:21	New Television
	Memories of the Vietnam War Fred Simon's intimate portrait of a Vietnam War veteran centers on Frank and his attempts to re-tell his experience during th . . . > more		1981-01-01	New Television Workshop	00:00:35	Frank: A Vietnam Veteran
	Meredith Monk's Ellis Island This excerpt from Meredith Monk's haunting, reflective piece on Ellis Island and the immigrants who passed through there show . . . > more		1981-01-01	Frames of Reference	00:00:53	Ellis Island
	Stan Vanderbeek's "Violence Sonata" Stan Vanderbeek's "Violence Sonata" mixes live studio action and a prerecorded video work to question violence, rac . . . > more		1969-12-31	Rockefeller Artists in Television	00:00:47	Violence Sonata
	Hall's Crossing "Hall's Crossing" refers to a place in the American West where natural rhythms collide with scenic cruisers and tou . . . > more		1990-01-01	New Television	00:00:46	New Television
	I Do Not Know What It Is that I Am Like "I Do Not Know What It Is that I Am Like" juxtaposes images of animals, both wild and domestic, and natural environments . . . > more		1986-01-01	New Television	00:01:09	New Television
	Bill Viola's "Reverse Television" Bill Viola's 30-second portraits were about portraiture and the idea of a person staring at the viewer (as the viewer stares . . . > more		1982-01-01	New Television Workshop	00:00:50	Reverse Television
	Ros Barron's "Headgame." This excerpt from "Zone in Three Parts" features Ros Barron's "Headgame." Ros Barron juxtaposes images of . . . > more		1969-01-01	Rockefeller Artists in Television	00:01:29	Zone in Three Parts
	The Forbidden Channel In Ilene Segalove's "The Forbidden Channel," a young girl's parents purchase a cable television system that pr . . . > more		1985-01-01	Contemporary Art Television (CAT) Fund	00:01:30	More TV Stories
	Opening sequence from "As Seen on TV" This short excerpt from the opening sequence of "As Seen on TV" features a mime artist, Bill Irwin, being pursued by a l . . . > more		1987-01-01	Alive From Off Center	00:00:39	As Seen on TV
	In the Blink of an Eye, Amphibian Dreams... If I Could Fly, I Would Fly Mary Lucier's look at the high-flying choreography of Elizabeth Streb, "In the Blink of an Eye, Amphibian Dreams... If I . . . > more		1987-01-01	New Television	00:00:48	New Television
	Motherland, The "The Motherland" is approximately seven minutes long and juxtaposes archival footage of Augusto Pinochet with camp-like . . . > more		1987-01-01	New Television	00:01;15	New Television
	Berlin/Nilreb: Tourist Journal Ken Kobland's "Berlin/Nilreb: Tourist Journal" depicts the city of Berlin, evoking the experience of the traveler a . . . > more		1988-01-01	New Television	00:01:05	New Television
	Desire, Inc. Lynn Hershman's "Desire, Inc." documents a media experiment she created using advertisements featuring a bleached-b . . . > more		1990-01-01	New Television	00:01:00	New Television
	Lucille Clifton reads "Turning" Emmy award-winning poet, Lucille Clifton, introduces and reads her poem, "Turning," about trying to be your own person a . . . > more		1993-01-01	Poetry Breaks	00:00:45	Poetry Breaks II, Lucille Clifton
	Nam June Paik's "9/23" "9/23." is named after the day it was videotaped, 9/23/69. It showcases the effects of the Paik-Abe video synthesizer an . . . > more		1969-01-01	Rockefeller Artists in Television	00:01:28	9/23
	Images Diffused by Time In this moody work, filmed at Fort Strong on Long Island in Boston Harbor, three dancers (a man and two women) move through the ro . . . > more		1975-01-01	Frames of Reference	00:00:54
	Foto-Roman Ken Kobland's "Foto-Roman" is an impressionistic travelogue through unidentified cities. Windows looking out onto s . . . > more		1990-01-01	New Television	00:01:27	New Television
	"Since you asked..," with Lucille Clifton Emmy award-winning poet, Lucille Clifton, answers questions that students might typically ask a poet. The questions are: When . . . > more		1993-01-01	Poetry Breaks	00:01:21	Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Lucille Clifton
	"Since you asked..," with Galway Kinnell Pulitzer prize-winning poet, Galway Kinnell, answers questions that students might typically ask a poet. The questions are: W . . . > more		1993-01-01	Poetry Breaks	00:01:12	Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Galway Kinnell
	Anniversary Show Producer Ray Richardson celebrates the one-year anniversary of Say Brother by talking about the goals and objectives the Say Broth . . . > more		1969-07-10	Say Brother		Anniversary Show
	Best of 1976 - 1977 Program serves as a retrospective of programs from the 1976-1977 broadcast season, and includes excerpts from Program 714, "M . . . > more		1977-07-01	Say Brother		Best of 1976 - 1977
	Black Woman Program consists of numerous segments illustrating the views of African American women on life, love and marriage, as well as how . . . > more		1973-03-29	Say Brother		Black Woman
	Incident at Cass Lake Intended to air 6/14/1977, "Incident at Cass Lake" was not broadcast to rebroadcast Program 701, "Modification of P . . . > more		1977-06-14	Say Brother		Incident at Cass Lake
	Lest We Forget: Martin Luther King, A Retrospective Program honors the memory of Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. via excerpts from both the 1970 film "King: A Fi . . . > more		1975-04-10	Say Brother		Lest We Forget: Martin Luther King, A Retrospective