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Video Art Review: Videoworks by Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn, and Ant Farm, T. R. Uthco and Beyond, February 1981

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Video Art Review
Publisher
Anthology Film Archives and Electronic Arts Intermix
Place
New York, NY
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Manuscript, text or essay
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ETC2174

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Video Art Review: Videoworks by Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn, and Ant Farm, T. R. Uthco and Beyond, February 1981. Notes for the former by Amy Greenfield discuss the following video works: Interpolation (1979)- 29 minutes, Resolution of the Eye (1980)- 41 minutes, Olympic Fragments (1980)- 10 minutes, and Static (1981)- 5 minutes. The latter program notes encompass the following videos: The Cadillac Ranch Show (1974)- 15 minutes, and Media Burn (1975)- 15 minutes for Ant Farm, The Eternal Frame (1976)- 23 minutes for T. R. Uthco and Ant Farm, and The Amarillo News Tapes (1980)- 30 minutes by Doug Hall, Chip Lord & Jody Proctor.
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Video Art Review. Video Art Review: Videoworks by Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn, and Ant Farm, T. R. Uthco and Beyond, February 1981. Anthology Film Archives and Electronic Arts Intermix. 1981.

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Video Art Review: Videoworks by Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn, and Ant Farm, T. R. Uthco and Beyond, February 1981. Notes for the former by Amy Greenfield discuss the following video works: Interpolation (1979)- 29 minutes, Resolution of the Eye (1980)- 41 minutes, Olympic Fragments (1980)- 10 minutes, and Static (1981)- 5 minutes. The latter program notes encompass the following videos: The Cadillac Ranch Show (1974)- 15 minutes, and Media Burn (1975)- 15 minutes for Ant Farm, The Eternal Frame (1976)- 23 minutes for T. R. Uthco and Ant Farm, and The Amarillo News Tapes (1980)- 30 minutes by Doug Hall, Chip Lord & Jody Proctor.

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