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Various Articles

Author
Artscanada
Publication
Artscanada: The Issue of Video Art
Publisher
Society for Art Publications
Date
October 1973
Place
Toronto, Canada
Volume
XXX
Issue
4
ETC archive
ETC0115

Abstract

Articles on video in Canada: Toronto (Interview with Joe Bodolai); Nova Scotia School of Art and Design; Calgary (WORKS); Vancouver (Videofreerainforest), N.E. Thing Co.; Video Ring; Montreal video (Joe Bodolai and Isobel Harry).
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Artscanada. Various Articles. Artscanada: The Issue of Video Art. vol. XXX, no. 4. Society for Art Publications. October 1973.

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Articles on video in Canada: Toronto (Interview with Joe Bodolai); Nova Scotia School of Art and Design; Calgary (WORKS); Vancouver (Videofreerainforest), N.E. Thing Co.; Video Ring; Montreal video (Joe Bodolai and Isobel Harry).

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