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Design in Electronic Arts

Date
1977

Design in Electronic Arts conference at Media/Study Buffalo. 3/10-13/77. Presentations by Charles Csuri; Tom DeFanti; Dan Sandin; Phil Morton; Ken Knowlton; Laurie Spiegel; Sonia Sheridan; John Whitney; Stan Vanderbeek; Tom DeWitt; Walter Wright; Don McArthur; Bill Etra; Woody Vasulka.

Performances by Gordon Mumma; Alvin Lucier; David Behrman; Robert Ashley. Curated by John Minkowsky.

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Design in Electronic Arts was a conference at Media/Study Buffalo held 3/10-13/77; presentations were given by Charles Csuri, Tom DeFanti, Dan Sandin, Phil Morton, Ken Knowlton, Laurie Spiegel, Sonia Sheridan, John Whitney, Stan Vanderbeek, Tom DeWitt, Walter Wright, Don McArthur, Bill Etra and Woody Vasulka. Performances were by Gordon Mumma, Alvin Lucier, David Behrman and Robert Ashley; the event was curated by John Minkowsky.

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