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Resolution: A Critique of Video Art

Editor
Patti Podesta
Publisher
LACE
Place
Los Angeles, California
ETC archive
ETC0712

Abstract

This was an exhibition, symposium and publication produced by LACE; texts by Jean Baudrillard, Doug Hall, Lyn Blumenthal, Dara Birnbaum, John Sanborn, Amy Taubin (For Nam June: Notes on an Oversight), Bruce Yonemoto and Norman Yonemoto (Made in Hollywood: A Treatment for a Video Feature) and others.
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Resolution: A Critique of Video Art. LACE. 1986.

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ETC0712

This was an exhibition, symposium and publication produced by LACE; texts by Jean Baudrillard, Doug Hall, Lyn Blumenthal, Dara Birnbaum, John Sanborn, Amy Taubin (For Nam June: Notes on an Oversight), Bruce Yonemoto and Norman Yonemoto (Made in Hollywood: A Treatment for a Video Feature) and others.

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