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Nightmare: Three essays for Edmund O. Wilson
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- Moving images
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Edward Slopek
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MS-3-46, 1979-004
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1 videocassette (60 mins.) : ferric oxide, sub-master, b&w, U-matic, NTSC, sd. mono, 2 tracks ; 3/4 in.
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Biographical history
Edward Slopek is a media and fine arts artist. Slopek is currently a professor at Ryerson University, where he is the Program Director for the New Media Option in the School of Image Arts. Slopek has a bachelor’s degree from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, a MA from the University of Leicester and a PhD from McGill University. Slopek has exhibited artwork nationally and internally since the 1970s. His work is also a part of permanent collections, including Canada’s National Gallery.
Custodial history
The tape was donated to the Dalhousie University Archives in 2013 by the Centre for Art Tapes.
Scope and content
Item consists of two video works created by Edward Slopek in 1978 : Part 2 Coevolution Esse Est Percpi (28 min., 28 sec.), Part 3 Revolution (33 min., 20 sec.). The work reconstructs a psychological suspense drama. Video was produced in England.
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- English
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Location of originals
Videocassette is likely a sub-master. Location of master video is unknown.
Availability of other formats
Videocassette is available as an uncompressed 10-bit digital master video file (MOV format), 8-bit mezzanine digital video file (MOV format), and 8-bit access digital video file (MPEG-4 format).
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Videocassette and digital copies can be viewed at the Dalhousie University Archives. Advance notice is required.
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Copyright is held by the artist.