Ilene Segalove
Born 1950 - Los Angeles, California
Ilene Segalove was born in 1950 in Los Angeles. She studied communication arts at Loyola University and received a degree in fine arts from the University of California in Santa Barbara. Working in video since 1972, when she bought a Portapak from Nam June Paik's girlfriend, Ilene Segalove was initially, "offended by [video's] invasive quality and seduced by its power." A self-described "child of Beverly Hills," Segalove began pointing the camera at "familiar things," producing quasi-documentaries about her family (The Mom Tapes, 1973-75) and American TV culture (TV is OK, 1976).
Segalove was a member of the group Telethon, with Billy Adler, John Margolis, and Van Schley, which designed installations featuring commercial TV collages, and guest edited an issue of Radical Software, "The TV Environment" (2:2, 1971).
Available Titles by Ilene Segalove
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Year | Collection | Action |
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Coal Confession | 1972 | New Releases, Early Video Art, Single Titles |
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Five True Stories | 1980 | Early Video Art, Single Titles |
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I Remember Beverly Hills | 1980 | Early Video Art, Single Titles |
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Life Saver Mandala | 1981 | New Releases, Single Titles |
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Mom in Famous Women | 1978 | New Releases, Single Titles |
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The Mom Tapes | 1974 | Early Video Art, Single Titles |
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More TV Stories | 1985 | Early Video Art, Single Titles |
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My Dad Triptych | 1980 | New Releases, Single Titles |
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My Puberty | 1987 | Single Titles |
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The Riot Tapes | 1984 | Single Titles |
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What is Business? | 1982 | Early Video Art, Single Titles |
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Whatever Happened to MY Future? | 2012 | Single Titles |
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Whatever Happened to the Future? | 1987 | Single Titles |
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Where is God? The Dive | 1974 | New Releases, Early Video Art, Single Titles |
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Why I Got Into TV and Other Stories | 1983 | Single Titles |
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