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Television: Art and Information Participants

Authors
National Center for Experiments in Television; Richard Adler; Stephen Beck; William Reed
Publisher
National Center for Experiments in Television
Date
June 8-11, 1973
Place
San Francisco, California
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
National Center for Experiments in Television
Site
Asilomar, CA
ETC archive
ETC2189
Exhibition Dates
June 8-11, 1973
Artist(s)
Adler,Richard Beck,Stephen Reed,William

Abstract

Television: Art and Information Participants. List of participants, such as Richard Adler, Associate Director of the Aspen Program on Communications and Society and Stephen Beck, an Electronic Videographer for the NCET (National Center for Experiments in Television).
Institution/Organizer:
National Center for Experiments in Television
Site:
Asilomar, CA
Exhibition Dates:
June 8-11, 1973
Artist(s):
Adler,Richard
Beck,Stephen
Reed,William

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National Center for Experiments in Television; Richard Adler; Stephen Beck; William Reed. Television: Art and Information Participants. National Center for Experiments in Television. June 8-11, 1973.

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Television: Art and Information Participants. List of participants, such as Richard Adler, Associate Director of the Aspen Program on Communications and Society and Stephen Beck, an Electronic Videographer for the NCET (National Center for Experiments in Television).

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