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Springfield Area Artists in Experimental TV Show

Author
Lee Sheridan
Publication
Springfield Daily News
Date
September 28, 1972
Place
Springfield, Massachusetts
Type
Newspaper Article
ETC archive
ETC2681

Abstract

Exhibition by Experimental Television Center at Everson Museum, Syracuse. Ken Dominick's Video Construction described. Also described are TV Bed Performance by Charlotte Moorman and "Jazz Concert Video Synthesis Chroma Key Interface" by Open Channels of Massachusetts.

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Lee Sheridan. Springfield Area Artists in Experimental TV Show. Springfield Daily News. September 28, 1972.

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ETC2681

Exhibition by Experimental Television Center at Everson Museum, Syracuse. Ken Dominick's Video Construction described. Also described are TV Bed Performance by Charlotte Moorman and "Jazz Concert Video Synthesis Chroma Key Interface" by Open Channels of Massachusetts.

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