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From Receiver to Remote Control: The TV Set

Editors
Matthew Geller; Reese Williams
Publisher
The New Museum of Contemporary Art
Date
9/14/90 - 11/25/90
Place
New York, NY
Organizer
The New Museum of Contemporary Art
Site
The New Museum of Contemporary Art
ETC archive
ETC0356
Exhibition Dates
9/14/90 - 11/25/90

Abstract

Articles by Marcia Tucker; Lynn Spigel; Serafina Bathrick; Andrew Behar and Sarah Sackner; Joshua Meyrowitz; Jane Root; Ehrick Long; William Bird; Maud Lavin; Ed Bowes; Les Brown; John Handhardt; Alice Yang; David Tafler; Margaret Morse
Institution/Organizer:
The New Museum of Contemporary Art
Site:
The New Museum of Contemporary Art
Exhibition Dates:
9/14/90 - 11/25/90

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From Receiver to Remote Control: The TV Set. The New Museum of Contemporary Art. 9/14/90 - 11/25/90.

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ETC0356

Articles by Marcia Tucker; Lynn Spigel; Serafina Bathrick; Andrew Behar and Sarah Sackner; Joshua Meyrowitz; Jane Root; Ehrick Long; William Bird; Maud Lavin; Ed Bowes; Les Brown; John Handhardt; Alice Yang; David Tafler; Margaret Morse

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