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Stan Vanderbeek's Violence Sonata

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Stan Vanderbeek's "Violence Sonata" mixes live studio action and a prerecorded video work to question violence, race relations, and man's ability to communicate at the beginning of the 1970's. This short excerpt features a man systematically destroying a piano with a pickaxe.
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Keywords

  1. Audience Participation Television Programs
  2. Communication
  3. Race Relations
  4. Vanderbeek, Stan
  5. Video Art
  6. Violence

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