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The Search for a Personal Vision in Broadcast Television

Author
Fred Barzyk
Curator
Annemarie Sawkins; Jerome Fortier
Publisher
Marquette University
Date
September 7- December 2, 2001
Place
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
Marquette University
Site
Marquette University
ETC archive
ETC2293
Curator(s)
Sawkins,Annemarie Fortier,Jerome
Exhibition Dates
September 7- December 2, 2001

Abstract

The Search for a Personal Vision in Broadcast Television. Table of Contents holds: Preface, I support Barzyk NEA Project 100-130% by Nam June Paik, Without Fear of Failure by Curtis L Carter of the Haggerty Museum of Art, Barzyk: Electronic Visionary by Brain O' Doherty, Fread Barzyk, PBS' Golden Age Pioneer by Charles Johnson of the University of Washington, For the Love of Scan Lines by Barbara London of the Museum of Modern Art, The WGBH New Television Workshop by George Fifield of the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Paik and the Video Synthesizer by Fred Barzyk, The Challenge of Television Archiving by Mary Ide of WGBH Media Archives and Preservation Center, Works in the Exhibition, Artist's Biography, and Bibliography.
Institution/Organizer:
Marquette University
Site:
Marquette University
Curator(s):
Sawkins,Annemarie
Fortier,Jerome
Exhibition Dates:
September 7- December 2, 2001
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Fred Barzyk. The Search for a Personal Vision in Broadcast Television. Marquette University. September 7- December 2, 2001.

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ETC2293

The Search for a Personal Vision in Broadcast Television. Table of Contents holds: Preface, I support Barzyk NEA Project 100-130% by Nam June Paik, Without Fear of Failure by Curtis L Carter of the Haggerty Museum of Art, Barzyk: Electronic Visionary by Brain O' Doherty, Fread Barzyk, PBS' Golden Age Pioneer by Charles Johnson of the University of Washington, For the Love of Scan Lines by Barbara London of the Museum of Modern Art, The WGBH New Television Workshop by George Fifield of the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Paik and the Video Synthesizer by Fred Barzyk, The Challenge of Television Archiving by Mary Ide of WGBH Media Archives and Preservation Center, Works in the Exhibition, Artist's Biography, and Bibliography.

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