Education
Goddard College, Plainfield, Vermont, BA 1968
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Illinois, MFA 1970
Certificate of Training: Peace Corps, Chile, 1964-1966

Brief Biography
Served eighteen (18) years as chair in three departments in the Visual Arts at Syracuse University. Received two Fulbright Awards as Senior Lecturer in Colombia, 1985, and Chile, 1993. Recipient of National Endowment Grant in Video and New York State Council on the Arts project grant (with Lucinda Devlin)

Research and Teaching Interests
The body, early industrial technology and perception, surveillance technology, imaging technology, medical imaging and cultural history of technologies; artist’s video.

Current Research
Completing a series of video recordings from the Gulf Coast of Mexico into the mountains of the Huasteca and Jarocho regions concerned with the tradition of trio music from these areas.

Interactions of humans with animals.

Investigating unfamiliar phenomena is a continuing interest which provides conceptual frameworks for video research.

Exhibitions
Exhibited widely in Europe, Canada, Latin America and United States in invitational and juried festivals and conferences.

Collections
Museum of Modern Art, New York, New York
Video Kunst, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Fulbright Commission, Santiago, Chile
Museo de Arte Moderno, Buenos Aires, Argentina
The Kitchen, New York, NewYork
National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
V-Tape, Toronto
Netherlands Media Art Institute
United States Information Agency
Royal Film Archives, Belgium
Long Beach Museum of Art, California
Bienal de Video y Medio Nuevos, Santiago, Chile
Recontres Paris/Berlin RoARTario, Paris