A collaborative open-source project. One of the largest "collections of collections" on the Internet, including "software , music, literature, art, history, science, politics, and cultural studies."

low-cost editing suites for multimedia and sound production; workshops and classes including Internet; artist production grants and mentor programs and performance series; 596 Broadway, Rm 602, NYC, 10012, 212 431-1130; harvestw@dti.net; www.avsi.com/harvestworks/

research projects with schools regarding the effectiveness of use of new media in education; published papers, production of educational software; 96 Morton St, NYC 10014; 212 807-4200; www.edc.org/CCT

excellent series of public presentations on multimedia, special effects for TV and movie industry; they also commission permanent works of art which involve the "moving image" in broad terms; 35th Ave at 36th St., Astoria, NY 11106; 718 784-4520

low cost equipment rental servicing the video arts, classes in video and multimedia; low cost video editing suites; 817 Broadway, NYC 10003, 212 673-9361.

international center for the support of performance art including hybrid art forms; 512 W. 19th Street, NYC 10011; 212 255-5793; kitchen@panix.com; www.panix.com/~kitchen

avant garde music and performance center; own record label and books tours for artists they represent; 74 Leonard St, NYC, 10013; 212 219-3055; www.knittingfactory.com

represents artist-technologists as showcase to various industry venues; 611 Broadway, NYC, 10012, 212 982-8001 (by appointment only)

has small windows size of books for small art/techno work for display - contact Steven King, NY Public Library, 188 Madison Avenue, NYC (34 & 35th streets); 212 592-7001

Small Computers for the Arts... an annual national conference for the use of personal computers in art; c/o University of the Arts, Broad & Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19102; 215 875-2271; http://moonmilk.volcano.org/scan

supports the work of 3-dimensional works in all media and techniques (incl. video installation work); some grants and public outdoor sculpture for Roosevelt Island Project; 167 E. 69th St, NYC 10021; 212 879-3500.

at Rennsylear Polytech Institute offers BFA and MFA programs in electronic arts; and produces an annual Electronic Performance Arts Series Jan-April; 110 Eighth St, Troy, NY 12180; 518 276-4778; www.rpi.edu/dept/iear

former (Am.Council for the Arts) is a resource library for grants to individuals and Info Hot Line; 1 E. 53rd St, NYC 10022; 212 223-2787.

offers exhibitions of works curated from its own extensive artist files (photo-CD's); newsletter; 38 Greene Street, NYC 10013; 212 226-3970; www.avsi.com.artistspace

broadcast video classes at reasonable costs; opportunity to produce for community cable TV; 87 Lafayette St, NYC; 212 966-4510; www.dctvny.org

a professional organization that does public presentations and sponsors projects; 120 Wall St, NYC; 212 248-5000; www.iesna.org

classes, exhibitions, free public lectures, annual salon show for digital arts; 209 E. 23rd Street, NYC 10010; 212 592-2000

professional org for advancement of interactive technologies; a forum for users and vendors, monthly meetings; IICS/NY, P.O. Box 344, Cooper Station, NYC 10276; 800 690-4427; info@iicsny.org; www.iicsny.org

affordable, highly professional counsel, contracts, copyright workshops; 1 E. 53rd St, NYC, 10022; 212 319-2787.

invites work for their annual international exhibition on Art & Technology in old town of Montreal, and commissions permanent works; c/o La Cite des Arts et des Nouvelle Technologies, 15 Rue de la Commerce, Ouest 101, Montreal, Quebec, CANADA H2Y2C6; 514 849-1612; cite@artech.org ; www.cite.artech.org/cafe

welcomes interesting project proposals from artists for possible research and development at their facility; 212 998-1880; www.itp.tsoa.nyu.edu

a center for contemporary art; supports the creation and performance of artists' new work which challenges traditional boundaries; 2495 Main St, Buffalo, NY 14214; 716 835-7362; www.pce.net/hallwall

a new music performance space; own label; 228 W. Broadway, NYC 10013, 212 219-8242.

exhibitions, projects, newsletter; most often multi-disciplinary projects; 97 Kenmare St, NYC 10013; 212 431-5795.

outdoor sculpture park, grants for installation of selected works; B'Way & Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, NY 11106; 718 956-1819.

(a NYC Computer Graphics Society) - a professional organization of artists who use computers ... mostly commercial field; sponsors annual Digital Salon exhibition at SVA; 212 254-5340 or nysiggraph@aol.com

importand NYC exhibition space that often shows a/t work; projects room; 476 Broadway, NYC 10013; 212 966-9520.

organization of artists, scientists and techies based in San Francisco bay area; monthly forums, newsletter, members directory; c/o YLEM, P.O. Box 749, Orinda, CA 94563, 510 482-2483; www.ylem.org

over 3,000 international listings of artists, organizations, and festivals; published by CHAOS, 57 rue de Falguiere, F-75015 Paris, FRANCE; tel 33 1 43 20 9223; Fx: 33 1 43 20 9772.

a directory of software producers, publishers and telemedia firms; published by The Carronade Group, 213 935-7600; info@infomedia.com

a great list we hear, P.O. Box 381067, Harvard Square Station, Cambridge, MA 02238, 617 628-9749; rgardner@charon.mit.edu

is a research and education center; 31 rue Saint-Merri, 75004 Paris, FRANCE; tel: 33 1 44 78 1233.

wealth of national info on video arts opportunities in their newsletter, Media Matters; conferences and preservation projects; 212 560-2919; www.mediaalliance.org