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A SUNY Festival of Film and Video

Author
University-wide Programs in the Arts
Publisher
University-wide Programs in the Arts
Date
October 22-24, 1982
Place
Albany, New York
Organizer
University-wide Programs in the Arts
Site
Binghamton University
ETC archive
ETC0909
Exhibition Dates
October 22-24, 1982

Abstract

October 22-24, 1982 at SUNY Binghamton. Festival program; faculty biographies. Demonstration of General Purpose Interface with Harland Snodgrass and David Jones, a project of the Experimental Television Center and sponsored by the New York State Council on the Arts. Video screenings by Ralph Hocking, Deans Keppel, Steve Kolpan, Harland Snodgrass, Steina, Woody Vasulka.
Institution/Organizer:
University-wide Programs in the Arts
Site:
Binghamton University
Exhibition Dates:
October 22-24, 1982
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University-wide Programs in the Arts. A SUNY Festival of Film and Video. University-wide Programs in the Arts. October 22-24, 1982.

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ETC0909

October 22-24, 1982 at SUNY Binghamton. Festival program; faculty biographies. Demonstration of General Purpose Interface with Harland Snodgrass and David Jones, a project of the Experimental Television Center and sponsored by the New York State Council on the Arts. Video screenings by Ralph Hocking, Deans Keppel, Steve Kolpan, Harland Snodgrass, Steina, Woody Vasulka.

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