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Transcript from The International Video Art Symposium

Author
Queens University Agnes Etherington Art Centre
Curator
Martha Fleming
Publisher
Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queens Univeristy. Fleming.
Date
5-7 March 1979
Place
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Type
Periodical
Organizer
Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queens Univeristy.
Site
Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queens Univeristy.
Subjects
Texts by Author
ETC archive
ETC2078
Curator(s)
Martha Fleming
Exhibition Dates
5-7 March 1979

Abstract

Transcript from The International Video Art Symposium. Table of Contents follows: Introduction, Video Artists and Television as a Medium, Support Structure for Artists working with Videotape: Notes, Video Lunch, Making Video: Cable Access, Artists Cooperative, Fees and Rights, Reprinted from MONTREAL TAPES - VIDEO AS A COMMUNITY OR POLITICAL TOOL, Vancouver Art Gallery, 1-23 April 1978. Interview by Curator Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker with Pierre Falardeau and Julian Poulin, London Video Arts, Britain and the European Scene, Video and its Distribution, Outlets for Video, Free Television, TV Art in the Home, Home Marketing of Video Art, Discussion/ Confrontation of the final evening. A letter of correspondence addressed to Sherry Miller from Martha Fleming is enclosed in the front cover of this notebook.

Institution/Organizer:
Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queens Univeristy.
Site:
Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queens Univeristy.
Curator(s):
Fleming,Martha
Exhibition Dates:
5-7 March 1979

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Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queens University. Transcript from The International Video Art Symposium. Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queens Univeristy. Fleming. 5-7 March 1979.

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Transcript from The International Video Art Symposium. Table of Contents follows: Introduction, Video Artists and Television as a Medium, Support Structure for Artists working with Videotape: Notes, Video Lunch, Making Video: Cable Access, Artists Cooperative, Fees and Rights, Reprinted from MONTREAL TAPES - VIDEO AS A COMMUNITY OR POLITICAL TOOL, Vancouver Art Gallery, 1-23 April 1978. Interview by Curator Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker with Pierre Falardeau and Julian Poulin, London Video Arts, Britain and the European Scene, Video and its Distribution, Outlets for Video, Free Television, TV Art in the Home, Home Marketing of Video Art, Discussion/ Confrontation of the final evening. A letter of correspondence addressed to Sherry Miller from Martha Fleming is enclosed in the front cover of this notebook.

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