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The Luminous Image. In Dutch and English

Editor
Dorine Mignot
Publisher
Stedelijk Museum
Place
Amsterdam, Netherlands
ETC archive
ETC0642

Abstract

David Ross "Truth or Consequences American Television and Video Art". Jean-Paul Trefois "From Video Art to Art".
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The Luminous Image. In Dutch and English. Stedelijk Museum. 1984.

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David Ross "Truth or Consequences American Television and Video Art". Jean-Paul Trefois "From Video Art to Art".

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