Video recording of Peter Eisenman, John Rajchman, and Arata Isozaki at Anywhere Conference in Yufuin, Japan, Tape 4

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Title:

Video recording of Peter Eisenman, John Rajchman, and Arata Isozaki at Anywhere Conference in Yufuin, Japan, Tape 4

Date:

1992-06-11

Description:

Presenters: Peter Eisenman, John Rajchman, Arata Isozaki. Cassette case includes annotations that note footage of Arata Isozaki at +5/10 minutes running time. Inscription: "Anywhere Tape 4 Arata Isozaki. Isozaki: 'Well, I think I should speak in Japanese' +5/10 - tape in ? Eisenman Rajcjman Isozaki ANywhere Conference June 11, 1992 Reel #2"

Quantity / Object type:
1 VHS

Technique and media:

Copy

Reference number:

ARCH241218

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

Specialized equipment required for playback.

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Audiovisual recordings must be digitized for access. Researchers may request access to audiovisual materials by contacting Reference at ref@cca.qc.ca. Access by appointment only.

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For copyright information or permission to reproduce material from the fonds, please contact the CCA at reproductions@cca.qc.ca.

Credit line:
Anyone Corporation fonds
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de /Gift of David Rose

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This description is based on information contained on the physical item and not the content of the recording itself.

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116-009

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