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Kraków, Poland. Geographical and social links to Warszawa.

Initiatives: Electro-acoustic Music Studio of the Academy of Music (*1973), Polish Society for Electroacoustic Music (*2005).

Festivals: Audio Art Festival (*1993), Unsound electronic music festival (*2003).
Past events: Ars Electronica (2008).

Spaces: Solvay art centre.

Media: AudioTong label.

Art workers: Jozef Patkowski (1929-2005), Kuba Szreder, Magda Olasińska (1975), Marek Choloniewski (1953), Mat Schulz, Zenial (Lukasz Szalankiewicz).

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Krakow at Indie Travel Guide, [1]

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 '''Art workers''': [[Jozef Patkowski]] (1929-2005), [[Kuba Szreder]], [[Magda Olasińska]] (1975), [[Marek Choloniewski]] (1953), [[Mat Schulz]], [[Zenial]] (Lukasz Szalankiewicz).
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+* Krakow at ''Indie Travel Guide'', [http://www.howdoesitfeel.co.uk/krakow.html]
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