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Relevant passages:
Dieter Daniels «Television-Art or anti-art?
Conflict and cooperation between the avant-garde and the mass media in the 1960s and 1970s»
Heike Helfert «Technological Constructions of Space-Time
Aspects of Perception»
Works by David Hall:
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David Hall
b in 1937. He studied at Leicester Art College and the Royal College of Art, London. A sculptor exhibiting internationally in the 60s, Hall turned to film, then in the early 70s video, and did much to establish this and moving-image installation as artforms. He championed video through his column in Studio International , was curator of early important shows, and influenced several generations of emerging artists as a teacher. In 1976 with Krikorian, Partridge, Stuart Marshall and others, he established London Video Arts as an artist-run workshop, distributor and promotional agency. Honorary Professor at Dundee University since 2003.
