A critique of a television art exhibition at Howard Wise Gallery. The author begins by recounting the development of television and the forces which brought it into the art world. He describes each piece in the exhibition in some detail, paying particular attention to the technological details and processes that went into their creation. He gives much of the article to the words of the artists, and does not write much as to the quality or meaning of the work. He suggests in the end that the exhibition is a preliminary step toward an art form that will eventually breed some kind of televisual utopia, an "intermeshing of our globe's electromagnetic exoskeleton, one day to unite all in one glorious terrestrial aura."