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Contact Zones' Video

Author
Ardele Lister
Publication
Photography Quarterly
Publisher
Center for Photography at Woodstock
Date
1995
Place
Woodstock, New York
Volume
16
Issue
4
ETC archive
ETC0571

Abstract

Video exhibition October - December 1995 curated by Ardele Lister; works by Juan Downey; Philip Mallory Jones; Ken Kobland; Lynne sachs and Dana Sachs; Eder Santos; Gina Todus; with essay by Lister
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Ardele Lister. Contact Zones' Video. Photography Quarterly. vol. 16, no. 4. Center for Photography at Woodstock. 1995.

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ETC0571

Video exhibition October - December 1995 curated by Ardele Lister; works by Juan Downey; Philip Mallory Jones; Ken Kobland; Lynne sachs and Dana Sachs; Eder Santos; Gina Todus; with essay by Lister

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