By 2014, the tried and trusty Cebra Text editor used to facilitate teletext events was becoming incompatible with modern versions of Windows. In response,...
The RITE (Rolling In-vision Teletext Engine) Box was developed by Ray Goff, who had previously designed Context, the foundational system used to run and...
Broadcast in 1990, Hands Up! was a series of educational TV programmes commissioned by Channel 4 made entirely with animated teletext graphics. It was...
Pre-teletext Teletext art has its ancestral origins in the mosaics and cross-stitching first documented in ancient times, as well as poetry using letter arrangements...
TeleNFT is a group of mostly Germany-based artists producing fully on-chain teletext art with the Tius teletext editor, aiming to make all their pieces...
In 2016, ARD Text established their teletext residency series, beginning with Dan Farrimond in September and October of that year. Inspired by the service’s...
As part of the Sequences “Real Time” Art Festival 2007, MOMS exhibited on page 444 of Icelandic service RUV Teletext. Known for going “unconventional...
The first non-invitational “open call” teletext art exhibition was Microtel, broadcast on NOS Teletekst in the Netherlands from January to March 2006. It was...
During the 2000s, multimedia artists – particularly those from the online chiptune music community – began to experiment with and embrace the medium of...
The International Teletext Art Festival (ITAF) was founded in 2012 by Finnish artists’ co-operative FixC, who primarily focus on moving image. Inspired by Lektrolab’s...