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Video Art Review

Authors
Anthology Film Archives; Electronic Arts Intermix
Publisher
Anthology Film Archives and Electronic Arts Intermix
Place
New York, NY
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ETC0102

Abstract

Series of 18 programs presented by AFA in collaboration with EAI. Program notes. Paik, DCTV, Ed Emschwiller, WGBH, Peter Campus, NCET, John Reilly and Stefan Moore, TVTV, Ant FarmVasulkasSkip Blumberg, Skip Sweeney, Richard Foreman and others.

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Anthology Film Archives; Electronic Arts Intermix. Video Art Review. Anthology Film Archives and Electronic Arts Intermix. 1980-81.

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ETC0102

Series of 18 programs presented by AFA in collaboration with EAI. Program notes. Paik, DCTV, Ed Emschwiller, WGBH, Peter Campus, NCET, John Reilly and Stefan Moore, TVTV, Ant FarmVasulkasSkip Blumberg, Skip Sweeney, Richard Foreman and others.

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