Nam June Paik "Satellite Art Book"

ICARUS PHOENIX JAPAN 1988

Description

A satellite art work by contemporary artist Nam June Paik that connects live footage from all over the world. Contains photo introductions of ``Good Morning Mr. Orwell'' and ``Bye Bye Kipling'' and explanations of several stories.

Condition: Used, Good!

Standard condition as an used book.

There is no major damage, but might be small.(rubbing,scratches,light tan, and so on)

No writing, No marking,No missing pages.

(The items are checked easily, but there might be an oversight.

Please understand it is used.)

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