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Front page Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4-
published in April 1987
Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4
Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4:
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WillemThis March, an exhibition of video installations was held in Brussels. At Raffinerie Du Plan K. The place alone was worth a visit.…
Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4:This spring, Frits Maats (1949) presented the multimedia-installation Parácas Chimu in the Kijkhuis in The Hague. A logical…
Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4:In the 1976 Venice Biennale, Dan Graham presented a video work where a monitor showed the reality of an adjoining space the way it…
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Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4:René Reitzema and Wim Liebrand, fairly well-known in the Dutch video art world, work since a short time together under the name of…
Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4:The Duvet Brothers (Peter Boyd Maclean and Rick Lander) are well known members of the English scratch video scene. Apart from their…
Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4:Are you being served?
A gap in the video art market.
On the first page of the previous issue of Mediamatic , the editors served the reader an appetizing Breakfast by Floris van…
Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4:Saturday 6 June, a special exhibition of the video work of the Hungarian artist Gábor Bódy will be opened in the Stedelijk Museum…
Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4:At the beginning of this year the new video catalogue of 235 (pronounced dreiundzwanzig fünf) appeared. 235 is an agency, or…
Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4:On January 6, 1987, Infermental VI had its world premiere in the Banff-Centre in Alberta, Canada. Infermental is a…
Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 1#4:In the lnfermental V catalogue, Lydia Schouten and Rob Perrée began an article about the hero in media art with a reference to…