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Media Alliance. the edge of television in the New Video Theatre Felt Forum at Video Expo Madison Square Garden October 20-22

Authors
Media Alliance; Carol Brandenburg
Publisher
Media Alliance
Date
October 20-22
Place
New York, NY
Type
Periodical
Organizer
Media Alliance
Site
Madison Square Garden
ETC archive
ETC2096
Exhibition Dates
44854

Abstract

Media Alliance. the edge of television in the New Video Theatre Felt Forum at Video Expo Madison Square Garden October 20-22. Booklet includes a brief history of Media Alliance as an organization, 4 pages of other media arts institutions associated with Media Alliance, a Program schedule for the exhibit, and an advertisement for JVC.
Institution/Organizer:
Media Alliance
Site:
Madison Square Garden
Exhibition Dates:
44854

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Media Alliance; Carol Brandenburg. Media Alliance. the edge of television in the New Video Theatre Felt Forum at Video Expo Madison Square Garden October 20-22. Media Alliance. October 20-22.

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Media Alliance. the edge of television in the New Video Theatre Felt Forum at Video Expo Madison Square Garden October 20-22. Booklet includes a brief history of Media Alliance as an organization, 4 pages of other media arts institutions associated with Media Alliance, a Program schedule for the exhibit, and an advertisement for JVC.

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