Pink slip [videorecording] / Hildegarde Duane. [1982]
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Segalove, Ilene, 1950-
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California artist Ilene Segalove adopts television's familiar formats and icons for her disarmingly personal and humorous biographical and anthropological video work. From the description of Life saver mandala [videorecording] / by Ilene Segalove. [1981] (Getty Research Institute). WorldCat record id: 232999822 With a critical sense of television's powerful role in a media-driven society, California artist Ilene Segalove adopts TV's familiar formats and icons for her disarmi...
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