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The Filmic Art of Paul Sharits

Authors
Burchfield-Penney Art Center; Paul Sharits
Publisher
Buffalo State College
Date
February 26- May 21, 2000
Place
Buffalo, New York
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
Buffalo State College
Site
Buffalo State College
ETC archive
ETC2232
Exhibition Dates
February 26- May 21, 2000
Artist(s)
Paul Sharits

Abstract

The Filmic Art of Paul Sharits. Table of Contents holds: Introduction and Acknowledgements by Nancy Weekly, Painter behind the Celluloid by Charlotta Kotik, Interrogating the Cinematic Apparatus: Notes on "3rd Degree" by Paul Sharits by John G. Hanhardt, Color Plates of Artwork, A Sketch by Anthony Bannon, Filmography, Chronology, Checklist of the Exhibition, and Film Program.
Institution/Organizer:
Buffalo State College
Site:
Buffalo State College
Exhibition Dates:
February 26- May 21, 2000
Artist(s):
Sharits,Paul
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Burchfield-Penney Art Center; Paul Sharits. The Filmic Art of Paul Sharits. Buffalo State College. February 26- May 21, 2000.

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The Filmic Art of Paul Sharits. Table of Contents holds: Introduction and Acknowledgements by Nancy Weekly, Painter behind the Celluloid by Charlotta Kotik, Interrogating the Cinematic Apparatus: Notes on "3rd Degree" by Paul Sharits by John G. Hanhardt, Color Plates of Artwork, A Sketch by Anthony Bannon, Filmography, Chronology, Checklist of the Exhibition, and Film Program.

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