Difference between revisions of "Digitopia"
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| − | * #5, May 2004: Mark Harwood (au), Anthony Pateras & Robin Fox (au), Robin Fox (au), Koberce & záclony (cz), Cremaster (es), Aki Onda (us, jp), | + | * #5, May 2004: Mark Harwood (au), Anthony Pateras & Robin Fox (au), Robin Fox (au), [[Koberce & záclony]] (cz), Cremaster (es), Aki Onda (us, jp), |
* #4, May 2004: Manitoba (ca), | * #4, May 2004: Manitoba (ca), | ||
| − | * #3, May 2003: Jan Jelinek (de), Christof Kurzmann (at), Mattin (bs), Double Fair (sk), | + | * #3, May 2003: Jan Jelinek (de), Christof Kurzmann (at), Mattin (bs), [[Double Fair]] (sk), |
| − | * #2, May 2003: Oren Ambarchi (au), Martin Burlas (sk), | + | * #2, May 2003: Oren Ambarchi (au), [[Martin Burlas]] (sk), [[Urbsounds]] (sk). |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 00:44, 3 August 2004
Digitopia music sessions are organised by Atrakt Art and Wegart in Bratislava.
The performing artists included:
- #5, May 2004: Mark Harwood (au), Anthony Pateras & Robin Fox (au), Robin Fox (au), Koberce & záclony (cz), Cremaster (es), Aki Onda (us, jp),
- #4, May 2004: Manitoba (ca),
- #3, May 2003: Jan Jelinek (de), Christof Kurzmann (at), Mattin (bs), Double Fair (sk),
- #2, May 2003: Oren Ambarchi (au), Martin Burlas (sk), Urbsounds (sk).
