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JVC (Victor Company of Japan, Ltd.)

Videosphere (model 3240)

Description

Maker

JVC (Victor Company of Japan, Ltd.) (Japanese, 1927-)

Title

Videosphere (model 3240)

Year

1970

Medium

  • CRT television with plastic,
  • glass,
  • and metal components

Materials/Techniques

Techniques

  • CRT television with plastic,
  • glass,
  • and metal components

Materials

television, plastic, metal, glass

Geography

Product Design

Dimensions

TV: 33 x 25.4 cm (13 x 10 inches) diam.

Credit / Object Number

Credit

Gift of Glenn Gissler

Object Number

2010.109.1

Type

  • Product Design

Projects & Publications

Publications

  • Journal

Manual / Issue 19: Many Moons

Approximately thirteen moons ago, I asked myself: Is it possible to live under a lunar calendar?

What would such a life reveal? What happens when you measure life in months instead of years? How would you interface with the databases that underlie digitized capitalism? Where to begin?

One begins with one’s own body, of course. Has science fiction taught us nothing?

—Badly Licked Bear, introduction

 

Manual 19 looks up to the skies to consider astronomy and space travel and ponder broader, more ancient associations, including the night in all its inky glory; tides, time, and calendars; the feminine; reflections and mirrors; love and enduring companionship; and lunacy, strangeness, and magic.

  • Journal

Manual / Issue 10: Polychrome

Articles

How Do We Imagine the Future?

Exhibition History

Exhibition History

Paula and Leonard Granoff Galleries
Dec 18, 2015

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JVC (Victor Company of Japan, Ltd.) (Japanese, 1927-)
Videosphere (model 3240), 1970
CRT television with plastic, glass, and metal components
TV: 33 x 25.4 cm (13 x 10 inches) diam.
Gift of Glenn Gissler 2010.109.1

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