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Video: Process and Meta-Process

Authors
Frank Gillette; James Harithas; Willoughby Sharp; Frank Gillette
Editor
Judson Rosebush
Publisher
Everson Museum of Art
Place
Syracuse, New York
Type
Periodical
Organizer
Everson Museum of Art
Site
Everson Museum of Art
ETC archive
ETC2413
Artist(s)
Frank Gillette

Abstract

Video: Process and Meta-Process. Contents follow: Introduction "Blueprint for a Creative Reorientation" by James Harithas, The Exhibition delineated by layout diagrams and B & W photographs, and Gillette's installations: Track/ Trace, Tetragramaton, Terraquae, Subterranean Field, Gestation/ Growth, and Integration Matrix. Next, a Tape Chronology, Excerpts from a Videoview of Frank Gillette by Willoughby Sharp, Frank Gillette: Development of Recent Works by David A. Ross exploring Gillette's Wipe Cycle, and Amps Watts and Volts followed by Biography and a list of Group and One-Man Exhibitions.
Institution/Organizer:
Everson Museum of Art
Site:
Everson Museum of Art
Artist(s):
Gillette,Frank
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Frank Gillette; James Harithas; Willoughby Sharp; Frank Gillette. Video: Process and Meta-Process. Everson Museum of Art. .

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ETC2413

Video: Process and Meta-Process. Contents follow: Introduction "Blueprint for a Creative Reorientation" by James Harithas, The Exhibition delineated by layout diagrams and B & W photographs, and Gillette's installations: Track/ Trace, Tetragramaton, Terraquae, Subterranean Field, Gestation/ Growth, and Integration Matrix. Next, a Tape Chronology, Excerpts from a Videoview of Frank Gillette by Willoughby Sharp, Frank Gillette: Development of Recent Works by David A. Ross exploring Gillette's Wipe Cycle, and Amps Watts and Volts followed by Biography and a list of Group and One-Man Exhibitions.

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