Difference between revisions of "London"
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'''Festivals''': [[Cybersonica]] (*2006).<br> | '''Festivals''': [[Cybersonica]] (*2006).<br> | ||
'''Past festivals''': [[NODE.London]] (2006), [[Open Season]] (2005), [[DMZ]] media arts festival (2003), [[Extreme Computing]] (2002).<br> | '''Past festivals''': [[NODE.London]] (2006), [[Open Season]] (2005), [[DMZ]] media arts festival (2003), [[Extreme Computing]] (2002).<br> | ||
| − | '''Events''': [[Cybersalon]].<br> | + | '''Events''': [[Cybersalon]], [[LAM Conference]] (*2004).<br> |
'''Past events''': [[Open Tech 2005]], [[NotCon '04]], [[N01se]] (2000), [[Expo Destructo]] (1999). | '''Past events''': [[Open Tech 2005]], [[NotCon '04]], [[N01se]] (2000), [[Expo Destructo]] (1999). | ||
Revision as of 00:27, 25 June 2007
Initiatives: HTTP, Live Algorithms for Music (*2004), open_digi (*2002).
Festivals: Cybersonica (*2006).
Past festivals: NODE.London (2006), Open Season (2005), DMZ media arts festival (2003), Extreme Computing (2002).
Events: Cybersalon, LAM Conference (*2004).
Past events: Open Tech 2005, NotCon '04, N01se (2000), Expo Destructo (1999).
Academy ateliers: Electronic Music Studios Goldsmiths London (*1968).
Art workers: Andrew Forbes, Armin Medosch (1962), Aymeric Mansoux (1976), Chun Lee, Graham Harwood, Irit Rogoff, Jo Walsh, Kodwo Eshun, Luci Eyers, Marloes de Valk (1976), Matteo Pasquinelli, Peter Ride, Rachel Baker, Saul Albert, Tim Jones, Wojciech Kosma (1981), more: http://nodel.org/people.php
Articles:
Armin Medosch: London.zip, Digital Media Art In London. 2003. http://web.archive.org/web/20040213034023/dmz.spc.org/londonzip.html
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