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Electronic Arts Intermix Artists in 1995 Whitney Biennial Exhibition

Authors
Electronic Arts Intermix; Lawrence Andrews; Cheryl Donegan; Thomas Allen Harris
Publisher
Electronic Arts Intermix
Date
03.23-06.04.1995
Place
New York, NY
Type
Periodical
Organizer
Electronic Arts Intermix
Site
The Whitney Museum of American Art
ETC archive
ETC2422
Exhibition Dates
03.23-06.04.1995
Artist(s)
Andrews,Lawrence Donegan,Cheryl Allen Harris,Thomas

Abstract

Electronic Arts Intermix Artists in 1995 Whitney Biennial Exhibition. The following EAI tapes were featured in the 1995 Biennial: "and they came riding into town on BLACK & SILVER HORSES" by Lawrence Andrews, Craft by Cheryl Donegan, Heaven, Earth & Hell by Thomas Allen Harris, Darling Child, Nomads, Confirmed bachelor, and I hung back, held fire, danced and lied... by Tom Kalin, Fresh Acconci by Mike Kelley and Paul McCarthy, Strange Space by Leslie Thornton and Ron Vawter, and Rhyme 'Em to Death by The Wooster Group directed by Elizabeth LeCompte.
Institution/Organizer:
Electronic Arts Intermix
Site:
The Whitney Museum of American Art
Exhibition Dates:
03.23-06.04.1995
Artist(s):
Andrews,Lawrence
Donegan,Cheryl
Allen Harris,Thomas
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Electronic Arts Intermix; Lawrence Andrews; Cheryl Donegan; Thomas Allen Harris. Electronic Arts Intermix Artists in 1995 Whitney Biennial Exhibition. Electronic Arts Intermix. 03.23-06.04.1995.

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Electronic Arts Intermix Artists in 1995 Whitney Biennial Exhibition. The following EAI tapes were featured in the 1995 Biennial: "and they came riding into town on BLACK & SILVER HORSES" by Lawrence Andrews, Craft by Cheryl Donegan, Heaven, Earth & Hell by Thomas Allen Harris, Darling Child, Nomads, Confirmed bachelor, and I hung back, held fire, danced and lied... by Tom Kalin, Fresh Acconci by Mike Kelley and Paul McCarthy, Strange Space by Leslie Thornton and Ron Vawter, and Rhyme 'Em to Death by The Wooster Group directed by Elizabeth LeCompte.

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