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Slott Opera Dolls made of pipe-cleaners or clay are moved around miniature stages via their attachment to slots incorporated in the stages.Two . . . > more |
Artist's Showcase | Slott Opera | |||
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Lathe of Heaven, The This futuristic science-fiction film set in Portland, Oregon was written by Roger E. Swaybill and Diane English, and is based on a . . . > more |
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1979-01-01 | New Television Workshop | Lathe of Heaven, The | |
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New Television This episode of "New Television" features Ken Kobland's "Foto-Roman." Foto-Roman Ken Kobland& . . . > more |
1993-01-01 | New Television Workshop | New Television | ||
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Poetry Breaks III, Philip Levine Philip Levine was born in Detroit, Michigan, in 1928. He is the author of sixteen books of poetry, most recently The Mercy> more |
1995-01-01 | Poetry Breaks | Poetry Breaks III, Philip Levine | ||
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Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Martin Espada Martin Espada was born in 1957 in Brooklyn, New York. He received his Bachelor's of Art in history at the University of Wisco . . . > more |
1993-01-01 | Poetry Breaks | Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Martin Espada | ||
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Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Charles Simic Charles Simic introduces and reads his poems. Interspersed with the poems are questions that people might typically ask a poet. Th . . . > more |
1997-01-01 | Poetry Breaks | Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Charles Simic | ||
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New Television This episode of "New Television" features "Strange Space" by Leslie Thornton and Ron Vawter and "The Body . . . > more |
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1993-01-01 | New Television | New Television | |
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Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Philip Levine Phillip Levine introduces and reads the following poems: "Belle Isle 1949" "Gin" "Grandmot . . . > more |
1995-01-01 | Poetry Breaks | Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: Philip Levine | ||
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Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: D. Nurkse D. Nurkse introduces and reads the following poems: "Olmose" "Inventing Nations" "Tartu&qu . . . > more |
1995-01-01 | Poetry Breaks | Poetry Breaks for Schools and Libraries: D. Nurkse | ||
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Out of Time Marha Gray's work entitled "Images Diffused by Time" is re-titled as "Out of Time." In this moody work, f . . . > more |
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1975-01-01 | Frames of Reference | Dinner Party: A Semi-Buffet | |
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"37/73" by Richard Meyers This episode of "Frames of Reference" contains a short excerpt from Richard Meyers film, "37/73" In . . . > more |
1974-01-01 | Frames of Reference | Dreamworks | ||
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Easy Living This episode of "Contemporary Art Television (CAT) Fund" features "Easy Living" by Chip Lord and Mickey McGowa . . . > more |
1984-01-01 | Contemporary Art Television (CAT) Fund | Easy Living | ||
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Four Songs This episode of "Artist's Showcase" features "Four Songs" by Bill Viola. Bill Viola's &q . . . > more |
1977-01-01 | Artist's Showcase | Four Songs | ||
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Frank: A Vietnam Veteran This one-off special is the story of one Vietnam veteran -- his experiences in Vietnam, and what his life has been like since his . . . > more |
1981-01-01 | New Television Workshop | Frank: A Vietnam Veteran | ||
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I Wish I Might This episode of "Rockefeller Artists in Television" features "I Wish I Might," a collaborative work of choreog . . . > more |
1971-01-01 | Rockefeller Artists in Television | I Wish I Might | ||
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Lea Grammont This episode of "Artist's Showcase" features "Lea Grammont" by Ros Barron. Ros Barron's . . . > more |
1976-01-01 | Artist's Showcase | Lea Grammont | ||
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Lulu Smith: The Chicken that Ate Columbus This episode of "Frames of Reference" features "Lulu Smith: The Chicken that Ate Columbus," a one-off work cre . . . > more |
1981-01-01 | Frames of Reference | Lulu Smith: The Chicken that Ate Columbus | ||
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Magritte sur la Plage This episode of "Artist's Showcase" features "Magriitte sur la Plage" by Ros Barron. Ros Barr . . . > more |
1976-01-01 | New Television Workshop | Magritte sur la Plage | ||
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Making of Severe Clear, The "The Making of Severe Clear," 1986, is a documentary-style work that traces the creation of choreographer Dana Reitz . . . > more |
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1986-01-01 | New Television Workshop | Making of Severe Clear, The | |
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Medium Is the Medium, The Six artists were invited to work with television technicians for the creation of "The Medium Is the Medium." . . . > more |
1969-01-01 | New Television Workshop | Medium Is the Medium, The | ||
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More TV Stories A woman, probably Segalove, narrates brief dramatizations of six anecdotal stories, each of which relates in some way to watching . . . > more |
1985-01-01 | Contemporary Art Television (CAT) Fund | More TV Stories | ||
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Mother's Little Network Billing itself as "the only show on PBS with no English host," this one-of special comic program presents several short . . . > more |
1976-01-01 | New Television Workshop | Mother's Little Network | ||
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Mountain View This episode of "Alive From Off Center" features "Mountain View," a dance drama work created by choreographer . . . > more |
1989-01-01 | Alive From Off Center | Mountain View | ||
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New England Fishermen This episode of "Contemporary Art Television (CAT) Fund" features "New England Fishermen" byJoan Logue. < . . . > more |
1985-01-01 | Contemporary Art Television (CAT) Fund | New England Fishermen | ||
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Portraits from the Two O'Clock This episode of "Frames of Reference" features "Portraits from the Two O'Clock" by Fred Simon. > more |
1979-01-01 | Frames of Reference | Portraits from the Two O'Clock |


