Series II. Video and Film Works, 1975-2015, inclusive

This subseries includes audiovisual recordings, correspondence, ephemera, photographs, and documentation related to the production of the film Windows of Chance / Change, which portrays musician John Cage in a series of interviews and performances.

This subseries includes audiovisual recordings, correspondence, ephemera, photographs, and documentation related to the production of the film Art Around the Park, a commissioned documentary that depicts a community art event at Tompkins Square Park.

This subseries contains audio and video recordings of Arleen Schloss' travels, during which she presented her work at festivals and galleries around the world. The recordings depict a variety of trips, including a European tour in the early 1980s with performances in London, Berlin, Munich, Dusseldorf, Amsterdam, and Brussels; a trip to Japan in 1987 to study language, characters, and sounds, which culminated in video exhibitions and "Peace on Earth," a light and sound environment piece; a trip to China in 1992 with Asian American artists, where she presented a media workshop at the Hong Kong Art Center and collaborated with the Peking Opera in Taiwan; a 1993 residency in Bremen, Germany, where she taught multimedia and fine arts at Hochschule für Kunste; a trip to South Korea in 1997 to participate in the Nine Dragon Heads International Environment Art Festival and Symposium; and repeated trips to Linz, Austria throughout the 1980s and 1990s to participate in the Ars Electronica Festival.

This subseries contains analog, digital, and paper materials related to Arleen Schloss' other film, video, and television works. Films in this subseries include 30 Seconds (1983), Glenn Branca Symphony No. 4 / Physics (1984), It's A Live Laser (1985), A National Geographic (1989), Sun Daze Away (circa 1988-1992), and From Kepler 2 Cyberspace: Virtual Worlds / Digital Dreams (1993). Television works in this subseries include ID / It's Dance (1987-1989) and the Nickelodeon series Eureeka's Castle (1989-1990). This subseries also includes ephemera, marketing materials, and invoices related to Studio A, Schloss' video production studio that she ran out of her Soho loft.