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She's Wired for Sound

Author
Nevart Apikian
Publication
Syracuse Post-Standard
Date
January 19, 1972
Place
Syracuse, New York
ETC archive
ETC2680

Abstract

Charlotte Moorman plays the video cello, built by Nam June Paik and Ralph Hocking, at the Everson Museum of Art.

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Nevart Apikian. She's Wired for Sound. Syracuse Post-Standard. January 19, 1972.

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ETC2680

Charlotte Moorman plays the video cello, built by Nam June Paik and Ralph Hocking, at the Everson Museum of Art.

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