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Relfections on The Media

Author
William Gwin
Publisher
National Center for Experiments in Television
Place
San Francisco, California
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
ETC archive
ETC2178

Abstract

Relfections on The Media by William Gwin. Gwin is a painter, and was the Center's first artist-in-residence. He is presently in New York City working in both media.
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Relfections on The Media by William Gwin. Gwin is a painter, and was the Center's first artist-in-residence. He is presently in New York City working in both media.

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