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American Documentary Video: Subject to Change

Author
American Federation of Arts
Curator
Deirdre Boyle
Publisher
The American Federation of Arts
Date
11/17/88 - 1/10/89
Place
New York, NY
Organizer
The American Federation of Arts and The Museum of Modern Art
Site
Premiere at the Museum of Modern Art; traveling exhibition
ETC archive
ETC0023
Curator(s)
Deirdre Boyle
Exhibition Dates
11/17/88 - 1/10/89

Abstract

exhibition of works by documentary video practitioners with program notes
Institution/Organizer:
The American Federation of Arts and The Museum of Modern Art
Site:
Premiere at the Museum of Modern Art; traveling exhibition
Curator(s):
Boyle,Deirdre
Exhibition Dates:
11/17/88 - 1/10/89

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American Federation of Arts. American Documentary Video: Subject to Change. The American Federation of Arts. 11/17/88 - 1/10/89.

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