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Upstate Report part II

Authors
Fran Platt; Bill T. Jones; Ann Volkes; Gerry Pallor
Publication
The Independent
Publisher
Foundation for Independent Video and Film, Inc.
Date
May 1980
Place
New York, NY
Volume
3
Issue
4
Pages
19-20
ETC archive
ETC0711

Abstract

Brief summary's on upstate NY media centers including Ithaca Video Projects, Ithaca; Experimental Television Center, Owego; Media Bus, Woodstock; andInter-Media Arts Center, Bayville. The Kitchen's Media Bureau funded this FIVF-sponsored tour to centers for the purpose of collecting and publishing first-hand information about the media arts centers of NYS outside NYC.

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Fran Platt; Bill T. Jones; Ann Volkes; Gerry Pallor. Upstate Report part II. The Independent. vol. 3, no. 4. Foundation for Independent Video and Film, Inc. May 1980. pp. 19 - 20.

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ETC0711

Brief summary's on upstate NY media centers including Ithaca Video Projects, Ithaca; Experimental Television Center, Owego; Media Bus, Woodstock; andInter-Media Arts Center, Bayville. The Kitchen's Media Bureau funded this FIVF-sponsored tour to centers for the purpose of collecting and publishing first-hand information about the media arts centers of NYS outside NYC.

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