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Random Access Information

Author
Nam June Paik
Publication
Artforum
Publisher
Artforum
Date
September 1980
Place
New York, NY
Volume
IX
Issue
11
ETC archive
ETC0693

https://archive.org/details/ETC0693

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Nam June Paik. Random Access Information. Artforum. no. 19. Artforum. September 1980.

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