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The Cat Fund: The Contemporary Art Television Fund

Authors
The Cat Fund; Bill Seaman; Tony Oursler; Jone Jonas
Curator
Kathy Rae Huffman
Publisher
The Cat Fund
Date
1983-1988, ('89)
Place
Boston, Massachusetts
Type
Periodical
Organizer
The Cat Fund
Site
The Cat Fund
ETC archive
ETC2088
Curator(s)
Kathy Rae Huffman
Exhibition Dates
1983-1988, ('89)
Artist(s)
Seaman,Bill Oursler,Tony Jonas,Jone

Abstract

The Cat Fund: The Contemporary Art Television Fund. This catalog lists videos produced by videographer with financial support from The Cat Fund during the 1980's. The Introduction, The Contemporary Art Television Fund: The first five years, speaks to the creation of the CAT Fund, and its growth as a foundation since its inception. This folder also includes a letter of correspondence from Curator/ Producer, Kathy Rae Huffman.
Institution/Organizer:
The Cat Fund
Site:
The Cat Fund
Curator(s):
Huffman,Kathy Rae
Exhibition Dates:
1983-1988, ('89)
Artist(s):
Seaman,Bill
Oursler,Tony
Jonas,Jone
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The Cat Fund; Bill Seaman; Tony Oursler; Jone Jonas. The Cat Fund: The Contemporary Art Television Fund. The Cat Fund. 1983-1988, ('89).

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The Cat Fund: The Contemporary Art Television Fund. This catalog lists videos produced by videographer with financial support from The Cat Fund during the 1980's. The Introduction, The Contemporary Art Television Fund: The first five years, speaks to the creation of the CAT Fund, and its growth as a foundation since its inception. This folder also includes a letter of correspondence from Curator/ Producer, Kathy Rae Huffman.

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