Dale Hoyt was a video artist involved in the making, curating, teaching and criticizing of independent media for almost 45 years. His work reflected the tone and aesthetics of the peak SF punk scene he was very much a part of. He curated at the Western Front Music Festival, The Kitchen Center in NYC, and the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery among other spaces. He was published in the Syracuse New Times, Send, Video ’80, and Stretcher magazine and taught at the New School, CCA and the San Francisco Art Institute. His work has been shown internationally since he was 19 and is in the collection of The Long Beach of Contemporary Art, MOMA in NYC and the Getty Museum in Los Angeles.