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Infermental 7

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1988

Infermental 7 1988: A Travelling Exhibition of World Video, organized for Ars Electronica, Festival of Art, Technology and Society.

Infermental 7 is a 5 hour exhibition of 58 artists, coordinated by Chris Hill. Texts by Hill, Peter Weibel, Tony Conrad, Rotraut Pape. See http://www.infermental.de/ for a database of Infermental exhibitions.

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Infermental 7 (1988) was a travelling exhibition of world video organized for Ars Electronica, Festival of Art, Technology and Society; it ran as a five-hour program featuring work by 58 artists and was coordinated by Chris Hill. Text contributions were by Hill, Peter Weibel, Tony Conrad and Rotraut Pape; an Infermental exhibitions database is available at http://www.infermental.de/.

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