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National Video Festival: The State of the Art Exhibition catalog

Author
American Film Institute
Publisher
American Film Institute
Date
June 3-7, 1981
Organizer
The American Film Institute
Site
The John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC
ETC archive
ETC0026
Exhibition Dates
June 3-7, 1981

Abstract

Retrospective of Media Bus, Inc/Lanesville TV; TVTV; DCTV; Ant Farm; Optic Nerve; Videopolis; University Community Video; Global Village; NOVAC; The Kitchen; Long Beach Museum of Art; Whitney Museum of American Art; Uniersity Art Museum; Museum of Modern Art; WNET/TV Lab
Institution/Organizer:
The American Film Institute
Site:
The John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC
Exhibition Dates:
June 3-7, 1981
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American Film Institute. National Video Festival: The State of the Art Exhibition catalog. American Film Institute. June 3-7, 1981.

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ETC0026

Retrospective of Media Bus, Inc; Lanesville TV; TVTV; DCTV; Ant Farm; Optic Nerve; Videopolis; University Community Video; Global Village; NOVAC; The Kitchen; Long Beach Museum of Art; Whitney Museum of American Art; Uniersity Art Museum; Museum of Modern Art; WNET/TV Lab

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