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Radical Departures

Date
1982

Radical Departures: The 1982 Creative Artists Public Service Program Video/Multimedia Festival. Curator: Steven Kolpan.

Traveling exhibition to upstate locations including ETC, Visual Studies Workshop, Media Bus, Media Study/Buffalo, Ithaca Artists Cooperative; Alfred University; Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library, Albany Public Library, Crandall Library, Port Washington Public Library, Chaenango County Council on the Arts. Includes works by Dan Reeves and John Hilton; Lynn Corcoran, John Sandborn and Kit Fitzgerald, Joan Logue, Ardele Lister, Sally Shapiro, Ed Bowes, Jaime Davidovich, Loraine Corfield.

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Radical Departures: The 1982 Creative Artists Public Service Program Video/Multimedia Festival was curated by Steven Kolpan; it toured upstate New York venues including ETC, Visual Studies Workshop, Media Bus, Media Study/Buffalo, Ithaca Artists Cooperative, Alfred University, Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library, Albany Public Library, Crandall Library, Port Washington Public Library and Chaenango County Council on the Arts. The exhibition presented video and multimedia works. Artists included Dan Reeves, John Hilton, Lynn Corcoran, John Sandborn, Kit Fitzgerald, Joan Logue, Ardele Lister, Sally Shapiro, Ed Bowes, Jaime Davidovich and Loraine Corfield.

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