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Resolutions : Contemporary Video Practices

Editors
Michael Renov; Erika Suderburg
Publisher
University of Minnesota Press
ETC archive
ETC1079

Abstract

Explores the state of the art, practice, and theory of video. Contributors: Rosanna Albertini, U of Pisa; Raymond Bellour, CentreNational de la Recherche Scientifique; John Belton, Rutgers U; GreggBordowitz, Banff Center for the Arts; Ron Burnett, McGill U; JacquesDerrida, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales; Sara Diamond, BanffCenter for the Arts; Monica Frota; Bill Horrigan, Wexner Center for theVisual Arts; David E. James, USC; Laura Kipnis, Northwestern U; TetsuoKogawa, Tokyo Keizai U; Judith Mayne, Ohio State U; James Moran, USC;Michael Nash, INSCAPE; Chon Noriega, UCLA; B?r?nice Reynaud, CaliforniaInstitute of the Arts; Marlon Riggs; Marita Sturken, UC, San Diego;Christine Tamblyn, San Francisco State U; Maureen Turim, U of Florida;Patricia Zimmermann, Ithaca College.
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Resolutions : Contemporary Video Practices. University of Minnesota Press. 1996.

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Explores the state of the art, practice, and theory of video. Contributors: Rosanna Albertini, U of Pisa; Raymond Bellour, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique; John Belton, Rutgers U; Gregg Bordowitz, Banff Center for the Arts; Ron Burnett, McGill U; Jacques Derrida, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales; Sara Diamond, Banff Center for the Arts; Monica Frota; Bill Horrigan, Wexner Center for the Visual Arts; David E. James, USC; Laura Kipnis, Northwestern U; Tetsuo Kogawa, Tokyo Keizai U; Judith Mayne, Ohio State U; James Moran, USC; Michael Nash, INSCAPE; Chon Noriega, UCLA; Bérénice Reynaud, California Institute of the Arts; Marlon Riggs; Marita Sturken, UC, San Diego; Christine Tamblyn, San Francisco State U; Maureen Turim, U of Florida; Patricia Zimmermann, Ithaca College.

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