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Vancouver Art Gallery

Date
1978

Montreal Tapes: Video as a Community or Political Tool at The Vancouver Art Gallery. Curator Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker. Interviews; Statements by Challenge for Change; Parallel Video Institute; Intercom Satellite Project; La Femme et Le Film; Videotron; Groupe d'Intervention Video; statements on videotapes exhibited in Quebec '75, organized by Normand Theriault.

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"Vancouver Art Gallery." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/vancouver-art-gallery.

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Montreal Tapes: Video as a Community or Political Tool was presented at The Vancouver Art Gallery and curated by Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker; the program comprises interviews and statements on community and political video practice. Contributors listed include Challenge for Change, Parallel Video Institute, Intercom Satellite Project, La Femme et Le Film, Videotron and Groupe d'Intervention Video; the record also notes statements on videotapes exhibited in Quebec '75 organized by Normand Theriault.

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