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Feature Presentation: Black Box Video Shorts (+)

Author
The College of New Jersey
Curator
Anita Allyn
Publisher
The College of New Jersey
Date
October 11- November 8, 2000
Place
Ewing, New Jersey
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
The College of New Jersey
Site
Holman Hall, College Art Gallery
Subjects
Texts by Author
ETC archive
ETC2258
Curator(s)
Anita Allyn
Exhibition Dates
October 11- November 8, 2000

Abstract

Feature Presentation: Black Box Video Shorts (+). EAT Presents: Experiments in Art & Technology. Paragraphs follow: Curators' Statements by Assistant Professor of Art, Anita Allyn, Backroof by Sue Wrbican, Blank Generation by Amos Poe, and a list of video performances. October 11 - November 8, 2000.
Institution/Organizer:
The College of New Jersey
Site:
Holman Hall, College Art Gallery
Curator(s):
Allyn,Anita
Exhibition Dates:
October 11- November 8, 2000

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The College of New Jersey. Feature Presentation: Black Box Video Shorts (+). The College of New Jersey. October 11- November 8, 2000.

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ETC2258

Feature Presentation: Black Box Video Shorts (+). EAT Presents: Experiments in Art & Technology. Paragraphs follow: Curators' Statements by Assistant Professor of Art, Anita Allyn, Backroof by Sue Wrbican, Blank Generation by Amos Poe, and a list of video performances. October 11 - November 8, 2000. Experimental Television Center exhibition of documentation

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