1981
1979 - Joan Logue, Series of video portraits entitled 30 Second Spots, financed by the National Endowment for the Arts and co-produced by The Kitchen.

Acquisizioni e Collezioni: Il video fa parte della prestigiosa collezione del FMAC (Fonds d'art contemporain de la Ville de Genève), dove è associato alla figura di Max Neuhaus, uno dei pionieri della sound art.

The desire to give greater visibility to her fellow artists and neighbors prompted Joan Logue in 1979 to begin a series of video portraits entitled 30 Second Spots, financed by the National Endowment for the Arts and co-produced by The Kitchen. In it, she hijacks the television format of commercials, devoting one or more episodes to each artist (29 in all for the New York series).

With John Cage (composer), Meredith Monk (composer), Arnie Zane & Bill T. Jones (dancers), Maryanne Amacher (composer), Robert Ashley (composer and author), Charlemagne Palestine (composer), Simone Forti (choreographer), Carles Santos (composer), Spalding Gray (author and performer), Richard Teitelbaum (composer), Steve Reich (composer), George Lewis (composer), Tony Ramos (performer), David Behrman (composer), Charlemagne Palestine (performer), Douglas Ewart (composer), Max Neuhaus (composer), Joan Jonas #1 (performer), Joan Jonas #2 (performer), Steve Reich #1 (composer), Steve Reich #2 (composer), Liz Phillips (composer, sound artist), Philip Glass (composer) and Michael Nyman (composer).