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Landscape: Mediated Views

Date
1998

Landscape: Mediated Views exhibition at Visual Studies Workshop January 30-April 3, 1998. Catalog texts by Sherry Miller Hocking. Administration: Bob Doyle. Artists: Jeffrey Lerer, Kristin Lucas, Peer Bode, Mary Lucier, John Orentlicher, Branda Miller, Mike Camoin, Dave Ryan, Steina, Barbara Buckner, Bill Viola, Philip Mallory Jones, Woody Vasulka. Support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, Chase Manhattan Bank.

Summary

Landscape: Mediated Views was an exhibition at Visual Studies Workshop held January 30–April 3, 1998; catalog texts were by Sherry Miller Hocking and administration was by Bob Doyle. The exhibition featured works by Jeffrey Lerer, Kristin Lucas, Peer Bode, Mary Lucier, John Orentlicher, Branda Miller, Mike Camoin, Dave Ryan, Steina, Barbara Buckner, Bill Viola, Philip Mallory Jones and Woody Vasulka. The project received support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts and Chase Manhattan Bank.

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