On March 15, Los Angeles' ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives opened its "EZTV: Video Transfer" exhibition, a screening series that explores the history of EZTV, a pioneering video space founded in West Hollywood in 1979. Through a multitude of channels, "EXTV: Video Transfer" aims to explore this space's historic involvement in queer video, as well as alternative video practices, performance, art, and community-building. Still from James Williams' Clear Canvas, 1984. Analog Betamax, edited on 3...
ONE National Gay And Lesbian Archives Presenting "EZTV: Video Transfer"
The Huffington Post - 22 Mar 2014 17:31
On March 15, Los Angeles' ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives opened its "EZTV: Video Transfer" exhibition, a screening series that explores the history of EZTV, a pioneering video space founded in West Hollywood in 1979. Through a multitude of channels, "EXTV: Video Transfer" aims to explore this space's historic involvement in queer video, as well as alternative video practices, performance, art, and community-building. Still from James Williams' Clear Canvas, 1984. Analog Betamax, edited on 3...
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