The installation was made possible by the ACGB and facilities, rigging, equipment and travel and subsistence by the Kitchen. The masters were transposed through a standards convertor to NTSC at a facilities house in New York with the advice and assistance of John Sanborn, a well known New York video artist who had been assistant to Nam June Paik, and whom the artist had met at the Biennalle de Paris in 1977. John had assisted Steve Partridge to shoot the Paris channel of “A Coincidence of Space” on the Seinne in Paris, and they formed a friendship.
Partridge also curated an exhibition of fellow UK artists for the Kitchen to coincide with the installation showing, entitled UKTV. A small brochure was published to accompany this exhibition of single-screen work. The Installation was also exhibited at the Ikon Gallery in 1981.

Poster for the Exhibition pdf here.

Reverse side of exhibition poster.pdf here.

Study of British Video Installation work which makes reference to Stephen Partridge’s works, 1984.pdf here

An editing sequence diagram for the work ‘Study In Blue’ – a two channel installation for four monitors. Exhibited at The Kitchen, New York, October 1979.pdf here

‘Diagram for editing sequence key’, for ‘Study in Blue’, the kitchen, New York, October 1979. pdf here

Application for Funding by Stephen Partridge, includes budget list and description for the installation in Ikon Gallery, 29th September 1980.pdf here

‘Application for Exhibition Funding, for £838’ by Stephen Partridge, including budget list and graphic description for the installation in IKON Gallery, 29th September 1980. pdf here

‘Bursary Application for £5,000’ by Stephen Partridge, including description of ‘Display-Displaced’, ‘Interplay’, the new production of ‘Study In Blue’ and a cost outline.pdf here

Poster for exhibitions at the IKON Gallery, Birmingham, 1981. Includes details of an exhibition with Partridge’s ‘Study in Blue’.pdf here