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ETC Program Summary 1976-77

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ETC Program Summary 1976-77 description of equipment, workshop series exhibition series library, internships, research and development, photography; artists and organizations, performances and exhibitions.

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Experimental Television Center. ETC Program Summary 1976-77. 1977.

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ETC2988

description of equipment, workshop series exhibition series library, internships, research and development, photography; artists and organizations, performances and exhibitions.

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