This was extracted from the "Acord 1990" DVD by Demi Raven, and converted to mp4.
Scope and Content
Precise source of video not noted. This is a roughly two-hour recording of James Acord.
Notes
The video may be viewed at the External Video Link below.
00:00—19:03 : James Acord being interviewed by Helen Slade of 911 Media Arts (Seattle) while walking along the river, and on a dock. Discussion of his philosophy and vision of care of nuclear materials/waste. Discussion of the legal and governmental challenges. The videographer is not identified.
19:04—33:37 : James Acord speaking in what appears to be the gallery space for Allied Arts (Richland), at a table with other people. Discussions of Allied Arts and the hope for an artist residency at the Hanford site. Q&A.
33:38–45:27 : James Acord having a conversation with Helen Slade at a drafting table in the basement of his Richland home. Discussion of legal and governmental challenges with the land.
45:28–1:38:18 : James Acord lecture including slides and video, with Q&A following.
1:38:19–1:39:13 : Post-lecture informal discussion.
1:39:14–1:45:25 : James Acord and other people walking in a Richland crane yard, discussing the industrial machinery.
1:45:26–1:47:21 : James Acord and guest in his home testing materials with a Geiger counter, looking for "supernatural powers," testing Fiesta dishware.
1:47:22–2:00:21 : The remainder of the file has no video.