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Video: A Catalogue of the Artists' Videotapes Distribution Service of EAI

Editor
Lorraine Zippay
Publisher
Electronic Arts Intermix
Place
New York, NY
ETC archive
ETC1015

Abstract

texts by Lori Zippay; Robert Beck; Nicola Smith and Marita Sturken. Tapes available for distribution with descriptions, videographies, bibliography.
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Video: A Catalogue of the Artists' Videotapes Distribution Service of EAI. Electronic Arts Intermix. 1991.

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texts by Lori Zippay; Robert Beck; Nicola Smith and Marita Sturken. Tapes available for distribution with descriptions, videographies, bibliography.

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