1987

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Carol Ann Klonarides: TV Video / Video TV

December 12, 1987 - January 1, 1988 A video exhibition of eight short videotapes that Carol Ann Klonarides produced in collaboration with other artists during the 1980s that melded ideas and ... [Read More]

Susan Mogul / News from Home or Mom’s Metallic Mini-Skirt Paul Best / Vocation Creation Preoccupation

December 12, 1987 Known for her autobiographical works, Susan Mogul did a performance inspired by twenty years of correspondence with her mother where the domestic preoccupations of a suburban ... [Read More]

Carole Ann Klonarides/TV Video / Video TV

December 4, 1987 - December 7, 1988 A video exhibition of eight short videotapes produced in collaboration with other artists during the 1980s that melded ideas and techniques of television and ... [Read More]

Susan Mogul/News from Home or Mom’s Metallic Mini-Skirt Paul Best/Vocation Creation Preoccupation

December 12, 1987 Known for her autobiographical works, Mogul did a performance inspired by twenty years of correspondence with her mother where the domestic preoccupations of a suburban housewife ... [Read More]

Richard Horowitz and Sussan Deyhim

December 4, 1987 & December 5, 1987 Composer Horowitz and Deyhim combined elements of Middle Eastern folk music with sophisticated musical technology. Horowitz played an ethnic flute and ... [Read More]

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