Video: The New Wave (1973)
/blog /lost-and-found-footage-video-the-new-wave Series: New Television Workshop Program: Video: The New Wave Date: 1973-01-01 Subject: Documentary films; Compilations; Video recordings; Specials Program Description This work was written and narrated by Brian O’Doherty to document the growing field of video art. The work features segments from approximately 25 different experimental works, ranging from documentary-style interviews and political works to feedback experimentation to polished “classics” by artists like Peter Campus, William Wegman, and Joan Jonas.
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