Exhibition formally known as Synthetics (EFKS)

Australia, 2000

Film

An exhibition that charts the history of the electronically generated image in Australia from 1969 - 1988 (roughly). Includes case studies by artists whose creative innovations have influenced significantly the evolution of electronic media arts. (see: Documentation for details)

Works in this group

Bless this house

Bless this house

H.V Masters

H.V Masters

Syntheses: Horizontal music

Syntheses: Horizontal music

Synthetics. Volume 1

Australia, 2000

Synthetics. Volume 2

Australia, 2000

Synthetics. Volume 3

Australia, 2000

Synthetics. Volume 4

Australia, 2000

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Credits

creator

Alessio Cavallaro

producer

Alessio Cavallaro

Production places
Australia
Production dates
2000

Collection metadata

ACMI Identifier

B1000163

Holdings

1/2 inch videotape; Master

CD ROM; Documentation

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