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Nam June Paik: Video Time - Video Space

Editors
Toni Stooss; Thomas Kellein
Publisher
Harry N. Abrams Inc.
Place
New York, NY
ETC archive
ETC0849

Abstract

texts by David Ross, Allan Kaprow, Wulf Herzogenrath, Douglas Davis, Barbara London, John Cage and others
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Nam June Paik: Video Time - Video Space. Harry N. Abrams Inc. 1993.

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ETC0849

texts by David Ross, Allan Kaprow, Wulf Herzogenrath, Douglas Davis, Barbara London, John Cage and others

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