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Information, Works and Activities: Experimental Television Center

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Information, Works and Activities. Permanent Systems: Untitled Activity by Peer Bode, Frames by Ralph Hocking, Work for Round Screen by Ralph Hocking, Jones Graphics by David Jones, McArthur Graphics by Don McArthur, Video Drawing (collaboration), and Synthesizer. Temporary Systems: Three Pillars by Meryl Blackman, Circle Cycle by Sherry Miller, Alfred Skerritt- A Portrait by Evangelos Dousmanis and Melanie Salzberg, Meeting in Space by Meryl Blackman, Three Channel Piece Ft (circle + triangle) by Walter Wright, Sunsets by Jane Wright, Act Requiring Maintenance by Neil Zusman. Workshops, Performances and Lectures: Synthesis I by Peer Bode, Synthesis II by Peer Bode, Synthesis III by Walter Wright, Illuminations by Walter Wright, Computer-Controlled Synthesis by Don McArthur, and Videotape Program.
Institution/Organizer:
Everson Museum of Art
Site:
Everson Museum of Art
Curator(s):
Hocking,Ralph
Bode,Peer and Meryl Blackman
Exhibition Dates:
November 5 - 28, 1976.
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Experimental Television Center. Information, Works and Activities: Experimental Television Center. Everson Museum of Art. November 5 - 28, 1976.

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Information, Works and Activities. Permanent Systems: Untitled Activity by Peer Bode, Frames by Ralph Hocking, Work for Round Screen by Ralph Hocking, Jones Graphics by David Jones, McArthur Graphics by Don McArthur, Video Drawing (collaboration), and Synthesizer. Temporary Systems: Three Pillars by Meryl Blackman, Circle Cycle by Sherry Miller, Alfred Skerritt- A Portrait by Evangelos Dousmanis and Melanie Salzberg, Meeting in Space by Meryl Blackman, Three Channel Piece Ft (circle + triangle) by Walter Wright, Sunsets by Jane Wright, Act Requiring Maintenance by Neil Zusman. Workshops, Performances and Lectures: Synthesis I by Peer Bode, Synthesis II by Peer Bode, Synthesis III by Walter Wright, Illuminations by Walter Wright, Computer-Controlled Synthesis by Don McArthur, and Videotape Program.

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