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Origins: REdiscovering the Future of Video Art

Authors
Mary Ann Kearns; Benton C Bainbridge; Ben Piper; Walter Wright
Curator
Mary Ann Kearns
Publisher
Art Interactive
Date
April 26, 2003 - July 7, 2003
Place
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Organizer
Art Interactive
Subjects
Texts by Author
ETC archive
ETC2447
Curator(s)
Mary Ann Kearns
Exhibition Dates
April 26, 2003 - July 7, 2003
Artist(s)
Bainbridge,Benton-C Piper,Ben Wright,Walter

Abstract

Origins: REdiscovering the Future of Video Art. Program catalog contains biographical information on Benton-C Bainbridge, Steina, Walter Wright, and Ben Piper. Origins introduction by curator, Mary Ann Kearns. Also features photographs of The Experimental Television Center.
Institution/Organizer:
Art Interactive
Curator(s):
Kearns,Mary Ann
Exhibition Dates:
April 26, 2003 - July 7, 2003
Artist(s):
Bainbridge,Benton-C
Piper,Ben
Wright,Walter

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Mary Ann Kearns; Benton C Bainbridge; Ben Piper; Walter Wright. Origins: REdiscovering the Future of Video Art. vol. Cambridge, no. MA. Art Interactive. April 26, 2003 - July 7, 2003.

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ETC2447

Origins: REdiscovering the Future of Video Art. Program catalog contains biographical information on Benton-C Bainbridge, Steina, Walter Wright, and Ben Piper. Origins introduction by curator, Mary Ann Kearns. Also features photographs of The Experimental Television Center.

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