Hollis Frampton [b. 1936, Wooster/Ohio - d. 1984, Buffalo/New York] About Hollis Frampton | Biography | Works in the Exhibition 1951-1954 Studied at Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts 1954-1957 Studied at the Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio 1958 Moved to New York City 1959-1966 Was primarily engaged in still photography 1961-1969 Worked as a laboratory technician in both still and cinema, specializing in dye-imbibition color processes 1962 First work in film 1966-1967 Taught film at the Free University of New York 1966-1970 Almost entirely occupied with film, but continued related work in still photography 1969-1973 Taught photography and film at Hunter College, City University of New York [C.U.N.Y.] 1970 Moved to Eaton, Madison County, New York 1970-1971 Taught film history at the School of Visual Arts, New York 1971 Began his work in image processing, video synthesis and xerography 1970-1973 Taught film history at the Cooper Union, New York 1973-1984 Participated in the development of the curriculum of the Department of Media Study at SUNY, Buffalo. Was Associate Professor of film and film history 1977 Founded the Digital Arts Laboratory [DAL] at the Department of Media Study, SUNY, Buffalo, to formulate digital computer hardware and software for graphic, sound and text manipulation