| − | '''Video Section of the Union of Czechoslovak Artists''' (today Association of Video and Inter-Media Art) was initiated by [[Radek Pilař]] in [[1987]] as an institutional framework for the emerging art video form, thus converting the isolated activities of individual artists in [[Czech Republic]], which occured from the beginning of 1980s, namely: filmmakers [[Petr Skala]], [[Tomáš Kepka]], [[Ivan Tatíček]], photographers [[Pavel Scheufler]], [[Pavel Jasanský]], [[Michal Pacina]], [[Jasoň Šilhan]], visual artists [[Lucie Svobodová]], [[Věra Geislerová]], [[Lenka Štarmanová]], [[Kateřina Scheuflerová]], [[Roman Milerský]], [[René Slauka]], and architect [[Miro Dopita]]. Video Section actively influenced the Czech artistic scene for roughly a decade, from mid-1980s until mid-1990s. 1991 renamed to [[Association of Video and Inter-Media Art]] (Asociace videa a intermediální tvorby) of the Union of Visual Artists. Since 1993 directed by [[Petr Skala]]. As of 2006, there are 3 members: [[Petr Skala]], [[Věra Geislerová]] and [[Lucie Svobodová]].
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