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>The only video art done on the PXL2000 has been Sadie Benning's work. 

Are you kidding me?  I've never even heard of Sadie Bennig, and I've seen at least 4 pieces of video labeled "art" which used the PXL2000 in the last 3 or
 so years, and I don't even go to independant film showings/festivals often.
The earliest one I can remember was about 3 years ago.  It was in the 
Black Maria Film festival, and concerned a man who had broken his neck and 
had to live with a brace around his head and spine.  I found the pixel vision 
footage very effective.  It wasn't entirely shot with the PXL2000, but large
 portions of it were.  Those portions were tranfered to film.

The last "Art in America" issue had piece on a video called "Joe Joe" by two San Franciscian artists whose names escape me.  Its 52 minutes and shot entirely on a
PXL2000.   

I'm sure I've seen an ad for an independant video/film festival whose only
requirement is that the footage was originally shot on a PXL2000.  I can't
remember any details about it, however.

-chris