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Video by Stephen Beck

Author
Stephen Beck
Publication
Artweek
Publisher
Cecile N McCann
Date
December 24, 1977
Place
Oakland, California
Volume
8
Issue
44
Subjects
Tool Texts
ETC archive
ETC1170

Abstract

Opening of exhibition at Video Free America. Video Weavings, Anima, Cycles were screened.

https://archive.org/details/ETC1170

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Stephen Beck. Video by Stephen Beck. Artweek. vol. 8, no. 44. Cecile N McCann. December 24, 1977.

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ETC1170

Opening of exhibition at Video Free America. Video Weavings, Anima, Cycles were screened.

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