THE ARTS FOR TELEVISION is the first exhibition of its kind to examine television as a forum for the contemporary arts. This international survey of videotapes by
sixty-seven artists is presented in weekly thematic programs: dance, music, theater, literature, video imaging, and experimental television (schedule attached). The exhibition is on view through May 30 in the Edward John Noble Education Center. Created between 1966 and 1987, the videos represented in the exhibition are examples of alternative programming produced specially for television. These include American productions from WGBH-TV, Boston; WNET-TV, New York; and KTCA-TV, San Francisco; and programs from Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, The Netherlands, and Yugoslavia. Tapes range in length from three minutes to over an hour.
Lugar de exposición
Individual / Colectiva
Colectiva
Fecha inicial (1) / final (2)
Fecha exacta
Sí
Fecha exacta
Sí
Proyectos expuestos
Descripción / Sinopsis
Uso público / privado
Público