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Site OverviewVisual Music If you are new to Visual Music, a great place to start is with this article by Bill Moritz: ..The Absolute Film More of Bill’s articles can be found in the William Moritz Archive This archive is part of our Visual Music History Project, which will lead you to profiles of artists such as: ..Robert Darroll ..Hy Hirsh ..Jules Engel ..Mary Ellen Bute There you can also find links to: ..Artists Websites ..Performance Instruments ..Software ..Reference Books All of this and more are part of our Visual Music History Project The iotaCenter To learn more about the iotaCenter, begin by reading our mission statement on the About Us page For a more detailed view of what we do, check out the Programs page If you you’re interested in our Study Center or if you’re looking for links to online resources on Visual Music, check out our Research page If you’d like to learn more about the 30+ films iota has preserved, go to our Preservation page Information about iota’s Kinetica Film Screenings and the Kinetica Video Library is on the Exhibition and Distribution page And sometimes our various programs come together to support a single project focusing on the life or work of an exceptional artist or scholar. Information about these unique projects, past and present can be found on the Projects page Community ForumsThe iotaCenter is also the focal point for a vibrant community of visual music, artists, scholars and enthusiasts. Join our growing community. To find our discussion forums, a place where you can add your comments on iota, visual music, this website or related topics, go to the Community page Online StoreOur Online Store is the place to purchase visual music on VHS and DVD. There you can also access hard to find documentaries and publications. And it’s the best place to find the Kinetica Video Library, including our latest release: Robert Darroll Digital Animations 1990-2001. Site Map Thank you for visiting iotacenter.org Home iotaCenter recommends Firefox, Mozilla, Safari and Internet Explorer 6+ |
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In the absolute film the artist creates a world of color, form, sound,
and movement, in which the elements are in a state of controllable flux -
the two materials, visual and aural, being subject to any conceivable inter-relation
and modification.
-Mary Ellen Bute |
 Mood Contrasts |