Difference between revisions of "Cologne"
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'''Initiatives''': [[ZAM]]. | '''Initiatives''': [[ZAM]]. | ||
| − | '''Festivals''': [[Comprovise]].<br> | + | '''Festivals''': [[Festival for Applied Acoustics]] (*2010), [[Comprovise]].<br> |
'''Events''': [[SIGINT]] conference (*2009), [[Pure Data Big Bang]] (2005).<br> | '''Events''': [[SIGINT]] conference (*2009), [[Pure Data Big Bang]] (2005).<br> | ||
'''Past events''': [[Netaudio]] (2005), [[Gute und böse Maschinen]] conference (1997). | '''Past events''': [[Netaudio]] (2005), [[Gute und böse Maschinen]] conference (1997). | ||
Revision as of 21:05, 12 November 2012
Initiatives: ZAM.
Festivals: Festival for Applied Acoustics (*2010), Comprovise.
Events: SIGINT conference (*2009), Pure Data Big Bang (2005).
Past events: Netaudio (2005), Gute und böse Maschinen conference (1997).
Spaces: Galerie Rachel Haferkamp (*2000), Lab3.
Past media: The Thing Cologne (*1992).
Academies: Academy of Media Arts (*1990).
Academy programs: Lab3.
Art workers: Barbara Büscher, Barbara Engelbach, David Link, Frank Barknecht, Hannes Hoelzl (1974), Hans-Ulrich Reck (1953), Jens Brand (1968), Joker Nies, Lioudmila Voropai, Marion Wörle, Matthias Mainz, Paul Wirkus, Peter Kiefer (1961), Ralf Schreiber, Roland Schappert, Siegfried Zielinski (1951), Thomas Gläßer, Thomas Lehn, Till Kniola, Udo Noll (1966).
- More
- Cologne at Indie Travel Guide, [1]
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