Chris Meigh-Andrews: Installations 1998-2004

ISBN: 1 901922 51 0

32 pp in full colour, price £ 10.00 + p&p
Introductory essay by Catherine Elwes
Available through EDAU, contact: Aneta Krzemien: akrzemien@uclan.ac.uk,
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Chris Meigh-Andrews: Video Tapes-Installations-CD Roms: 1978-1997

ISBN: 0 906694 56 6

56 pp, price £ 5.00 + p&p
Essays by A.L Rees, Sean Cubitt
Available through EDAU, contact: Aneta Krzemien: akrzemien@uclan.ac.uk,
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A History of Video Art: The Development of Form and Function

ISBN: 1845202198

Published, November 2006
Available from Berg, Oxford, see Berg web site

Extract from a review of A History of Video Art; The Development of From and Function

“Meigh-Andrews’ own significant contribution to video practice and his obvious familiarity with the British video art scene has resulted in an insightful guide to the development of the medium and the surrounding discourses. The book is an ideal introduction to video for the student or general reader while providing for the historian of contemporary art an effective key for opening up the complexities of the historical and technological nuances of the medium.”

Samantha Lackey, “Screen Studies”, The Art Book, Vol. 14, Issue 3, August 2007, ISSN 1368-6276, Blackwell Synergy, pp 63-64

Vasulka Lab 1969-2005

ISBN 0-9552483-0-2

This fully illustrated publication by VIVID, Birmingham is an essential document of the Vasulkas’ extensive and varied practice.

Featuring the Vasulkas’ in conversation with Don Foresta, essays by
Chris Meigh-Andrews and Yasmeen Baig-Clifford, Director, VIVID.
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Analogue: Pioneering Video from the UK, Canada and Poland (1968-88)

ISBN: 1 901922 59 6

Exhibition catalogue edited by Catherine Elwes and Chris Meigh-Andrews

Available at Tate Modern and FACT Liverpool bookshops, LUX London and through EDAU, contact: Aneta Krzemien: akrzemien@uclan.ac.uk,
Published by EDAU, Preston, 2006,
price £ 5.00 +p&p

Digital Aesthetic 2

ISBN: 978-1-901922-67-7

Edited by Chris Meigh-Andrews and Aneta Krzemien
With introductory essay by Cinzia Cremona
Contributors include: Sean Cubitt, David Garcia, Gary Hill, Lori Zippay, Thomson & Craighead, Peter Appleton, Robert Cahen, Charlie Gere, Avi Rosen, Bill Seaman, Paul Sermon, Andrea Zapp and David Surman.

price £ 5.00 + p&p