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Angles of Incidence: Video Reflections of Multimedia Artworks

Authors
The Banff Centre for the Arts; Catherine Richards; Mary Anne Moser; Don Ritter; John Crawford; Molly Cleator
Curator
Sara Diamond
Publisher
The International Council for Computer Communication and The Banff Centre for the Arts
Date
April 13-16, 1993
Place
Banff, Alberta, Canada
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
The Banff Centre for the Arts
Site
The Banff Centre for the Arts
ETC archive
ETC2226
Curator(s)
Sara Diamond
Exhibition Dates
April 13-16, 1993
Artist(s)
Ritter,Don Crawford,John Cleator,Molly

Abstract

Angles of Incidence: Video Reflections of Multimedia Artworks. This compilation of new media work by artists is published in conjunction with the Multimedia Communications '93 conference sponsored by the International Council for Computer Communication (April 13-16, 1993, Banff, Alberta, Canada). Contents includes the following: Angles of Incidence: Video Reflections of Multimedia Artworks by Sara Diamond, Virtual Bodies: What a Blow That Phantom Gave Me by Catherine Richards, and Inevitable Tension: Art in Electronic Culture by Mary Anne Moser. Artists discussed in this catalog follow: Peter Callas, Vera Frenkel, Anne Bray and Molly Cleator, Diana McIntosh, Benjamin Jay Britton, Sara Roberts, Christa Sommerer and Laurent Mignonneau, Peter d'Agostino, Tessa Elliot and Jonathon Jones-Morris, Catherine Richards, Mona Sarkis, John Crawford and Thecla Schiphorst, Henry See, Don Ritter, Nell Tenhaaf, David Rokeby, and Nina Sobell. Compilations: Les Artistes et la Lumiere, Imago, fin de siecle in dutch contemporary art.
Institution/Organizer:
The Banff Centre for the Arts
Site:
The Banff Centre for the Arts
Curator(s):
Diamond,Sara
Exhibition Dates:
April 13-16, 1993
Artist(s):
Ritter,Don
Crawford,John
Cleator,Molly
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The Banff Centre for the Arts; Catherine Richards; Mary Anne Moser; Don Ritter; John Crawford; Molly Cleator. Angles of Incidence: Video Reflections of Multimedia Artworks. The International Council for Computer Communication and The Banff Centre for the Arts. April 13-16, 1993.

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ETC2226

Angles of Incidence: Video Reflections of Multimedia Artworks. This compilation of new media work by artists is published in conjunction with the Multimedia Communications '93 conference sponsored by the International Council for Computer Communication (April 13-16, 1993, Banff, Alberta, Canada). Contents includes the following: Angles of Incidence: Video Reflections of Multimedia Artworks by Sara Diamond, Virtual Bodies: What a Blow That Phantom Gave Me by Catherine Richards, and Inevitable Tension: Art in Electronic Culture by Mary Anne Moser. Artists discussed in this catalog follow: Peter Callas, Vera Frenkel, Anne Bray and Molly Cleator, Diana McIntosh, Benjamin Jay Britton, Sara Roberts, Christa Sommerer and Laurent Mignonneau, Peter d'Agostino, Tessa Elliot and Jonathon Jones-Morris, Catherine Richards, Mona Sarkis, John Crawford and Thecla Schiphorst, Henry See, Don Ritter, Nell Tenhaaf, David Rokeby, and Nina Sobell. Compilations: Les Artistes et la Lumiere, Imago, fin de siecle in dutch contemporary art.

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