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9781032743851

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'Liz Kim's meticulous and revelatory study offers a fascinating set of pathways into the still under-examined history of early video art. Locating video as a tool, a medium and a forum for aesthetic and political debate, Kim's book will become an invaluable resource for art and media historians looking to chart a path through this muddy and vital period of video's early years in the United States. A signal achievement, Kim's gathering of diverse and often overlooked resources and case studies and her penetrating, fluid style means this is sure to become a central text in the art history of moving images.' -Tom Day

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Liz Kim is Lecturer in Art History at Texas A&M University-Kingsville.

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