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2N4123 (or the equivalent): A Group of Video Artists from Chicago
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ETC2538

Abstract

A video event initiated by 2N4123 consists of interactive video spaces within inflatable structures. The group is headed by Drew Browning and Sparky Hill. Use of the Dan Sandin Image Processor.

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2N4123 (or the equivalent): A Group of Video Artists from Chicago. Interstate Interface. .

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ETC2538

A video event initiated by 2N4123 con (a group of video artists from Chicago) sists of interactive video spaces within inflatable structures. The group is headed by Drew Browning and Sparky Hill. other artists' tapes: Barbara Sykes, Dan Sandin, Tom Defant, Andy Rosen. Use of the Dan Sandin Image Processor. In collaboration with Antioch Video. Possibly 1977.

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