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Astral Projections: A Polyfusion of Media

Author
Visual Studies Workshop
Publisher
Visual Studies Workshop
Place
Rochester, New York
Site
Strasenburgh Planetarium, Rochester
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ETC0923

Abstract

Participants: Survival Arts Media; ZBS Media; Media Bus; Portable Channel; Visual Studies Workshop; Synapse
Site:
Strasenburgh Planetarium, Rochester

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Visual Studies Workshop. Astral Projections: A Polyfusion of Media. Visual Studies Workshop. 1974.

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ETC0923

Participants: Survival Arts Media; ZBS Media; Media Bus; Portable Channel; Visual Studies Workshop; Synapse

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