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Video Politics: Early Feminist Projects

Author
Martha Gever
Publication
Afterimage
Publisher
Visual Studies Workshop
Date
Summer 1983
Place
Rochester, New York
Volume
11
Issue
1 and 2
ETC archive
ETC0363

Abstract

Nancy Cain, Cara DeVito, Julie Gustafson, Optic Nerve
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Martha Gever. Video Politics: Early Feminist Projects. Afterimage. vol. 11, no. 40545. Visual Studies Workshop. Summer 1983.

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Nancy Cain, Cara DeVito, Julie Gustafson, Optic Nerve

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