Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project 2019

In a bold act of activism, Marion Stokes recorded every waking moment of television from 1975 to 2012, amassing a staggering 70,000 hours of footage. Her quest for truth was both all-consuming and isolating, testing the boundaries of her relationships. Now, as her remarkable archive is finally digitized and set to be shared online, a fascinating glimpse into the past and present is revealed.

In a bold act of activism, Marion Stokes recorded every waking moment of television from 1975 to 2012, amassing a staggering 70,000 hours of footage. Her quest for truth was both all-consuming and isolating, testing the boundaries of her relationships. Now, as her remarkable archive is finally digitized and set to be shared online, a fascinating glimpse into the past and present is revealed.

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