Southland video anthology on exhibit at College Five
City on a Hill Press, Oct. 12, 1978, p. 19
"Yet by historical precedent, popular television has defined the formal social and aesthetic criteria on which video is judged." This quote from the articles describes the aesthetic and the narrative structures of the video artworks in question. It discusses each work by means of archetypes transmits their ideas. The article looks at these videos as means of negoiating television, and it could be the "last hope for television."
ITEM 1978.030 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
The nun and the deviant – Nancy Angelo and Candice Compton
Atlanta Georgia-cold springs harbor long island – Lisa Steele
3-D human instrument, and other works" – Michael Portis
Up yer bum with a bengal Lancer – Harry Kipper
The woman from Malibu, and other works – Colin Campbell