‘All these early black & white videotapes were made on 1/2 inch reel-reel open tape video recorders. Editing was achieved by roughly cueing up a player and recorder, marking with a white film-crayon, winding back as accurately as possible for a pre-roll, than engaging play. You hoped to press the edit button at the right time (or place) and that it would be releatively ‘clean’ . It was a hit&miss affair and certainly had little to do with film-style montage – more “an intervention in an ongoing process” as David Ross put it…’ Steve Partridge
‘Videotapes by British Artists – Galleria del cavallino, san marco 1725 venezia’, a programme of videotapes and installations, 1977. Includes information on ‘Interlace’.pdf here

‘The national open art exhibition: Broadcast television and the visual arts’. Includes information on ‘Interlace’.pdf here

‘Bursary Application for £1,500’, by Stephen Partridge with description of ‘Interlace’, ‘Sketch for a Square’, ‘A Coincidence of Space’, C.V. to 1978 and David Cunningham’s review of ‘Dialogue for Four Players’ at Air Gallery, 18th December 1978. pdf here

‘Steve Partridge’, uncredited article, c.1976. pdf here

‘Stephen Partridge’, Brochure/poster for exhibition in IKON Gallery and article by Hugh Stoddart, 2nd-24th January 1981. pdf here

‘The Video Show’, catalogue entry, Steve Partridge, Serpentine Gallery, 1st-25th May 1975. pdf here

Catalogue for ‘Video Art 78′, an international festival of video art, Herbert Art Gallery, Coventry. Includes information on Interlace’.pdf here

Article from Studio International, 1976 – Stephen Partridge discusses the process of video, with information on his work ‘Interlace’.pdf here