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The Model, Rien Nier II, Buena Vista, and Abstracts

Author
Educational Television Office
Publisher
University of California, Berkeley
Place
Berkeley, California
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
ETC archive
ETC2426

Abstract

The Model, Rien Nier II, Buena Vista, and Abstracts. Produced by Paul Armand GETTE, Philippe GUERRIER, Theirry KUNTZEL and Philippe OUDARD during their stay at the University of California, Berkeley, in conjunction with the exhibition Video About Video held at the A-Hole Gallery, from Monday through Saturday, October 5 to 12, 1980, and in collaboration with the Educational Television Office, the Department of French and Videoglyphes. Photocopies included.
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Educational Television Office. The Model, Rien Nier II, Buena Vista, and Abstracts. University of California, Berkeley. 1980.

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The Model, Rien Nier II, Buena Vista, and Abstracts. Produced by Paul Armand GETTE, Philippe GUERRIER, Theirry KUNTZEL and Philippe OUDARD during their stay at the University of California, Berkeley, in conjunction with the exhibition Video About Video held at the A-Hole Gallery, from Monday through Saturday, October 5 to 12, 1980, and in collaboration with the Educational Television Office, the Department of French and Videoglyphes. Photocopies included.

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