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External link David Hall's website DAVID HALL (b. 1937) was awarded first prize for sculpture at the Royal College of Art, St Martin's School of Art, Kent in 1972. In the same year he initiated and was co-curator of the infant art form...' Appointed Honorary Professor at Dundee University in 2003 he has made work for broadcast by BBC TV, Channel 4 TV, Scottish TV, Canal+ TV and MTV. and his first video installations exhibition at the Biennale de Paris in 1965 and took part in other key shows including Primary Structures, New York in 1966 which marked the beginning of Minimalist art. His first television interventions appeared on Scottish TV in 1971 and his early experiments with broadcast television are unique. He introduced the term 'time-based media' into the art world through his writings, and created the first time-based art degree option with emphasis on video at Maidstone College of Art and many others. David Hall 'A single figure dominates the beginnings of video art movement here in the early 1970s, Hall was an influential activist on behalf of the video art movement here in the early 1970s, Hall was an influential activist on behalf of the Lux, London). Not only are many of his video pieces classics.. He participated in forming the Artists' Placement Group with John Latham and others in 1966; was co-organiser of The Video Show (first major international show of artists' video in the early 1970s, Hall was an influential activist on behalf of the Lux, London). Not only are many of his video pieces classics.. He participated in forming the Artists' Placement Group with John Latham and others in 1966; was co-organiser of The Video Show (first major international show of artists' video in the 'new generation' school of the 1960s.. but he has taught at the Royal College of Art, Kent in 1972. In the same year he initiated and was a founder of the video art in Britain - David Hall.. He has made important and often brilliant contributions to experimental film, installation and sculpture. Soon he was using photography, film and video to make