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EAI is a non-profit arts organization and leading international source for video and media art. Founded in 1971, their core program includes the creation, distribution and preservation of over 3,500 new and historical video works. The EAI Online Catalogue provides a comprehensive, searchable Web resource of the artists and their works in the collection. Their Educational Streaming Service represents a new subscription-based model primarily for educational institutions and libraries, which provides online streaming access to select artists in EAI's collection. The service functions like an "online textbook," providing access to video files, artist interviews, transcripts of artist's talks and other supporting material.

Participating/Accessible Artists  (Plus Many Others Not Listed)

• Vito Acconci
• Ant Farm
• Eleanor Antin
• Cory Arcangel
• John Baldessari
• Phyllis Baldino
• Stephen Beck
• Michael Bell-Smith
• Robert Cahen
• Seoungho Cho
• Merce Cunningham
• Jaime Davidovich
• Cheryl Donegan
• Ed Emshwiller
• Forcefield/Jim Drain
• Dan Graham
• Doug Hall
• Andrew Lampert
• Ken Jacobs
• Chip Lord
• Kristin Lucas
• Shana Moulton
• Antonio Muntadas
• Takeshi Murata
• Tony Oursler
• Gordon Matta-Clark
• Paper Rad
• Pipilotti Rist
• Carolee Schneemann
• Ira Schneider
• Willoughby Sharp
• Stuart Sherman
• Mike Smith
• Squat Theatre
• Leslie Thornton
• Ryan Trecartin
• TR Uthco
• TVTV
• William Wegman
• The Wooster Group

Varies by artist.