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| − | maf_media art farm (former name: Caucasian Center for Cultural Development, CCCD) was established in April 2000 as an independent | + | '''maf_media art farm''' (former name: Caucasian Center for Cultural Development, CCCD) was established in April [[2000]] as an independent NGO that supports the development of contemporary visual culture in the Caucasus. |
| − | In September 2001 maf launched the Caucasian Institute of Photography and New Media (the maf_Institute) in order to promote the education in the field of contemporary arts in the Caucasus. | + | In September [[2001]] maf launched the Caucasian Institute of Photography and New Media (the maf_Institute) in order to promote the education in the field of contemporary arts in the Caucasus. |
| − | Involved individuals | + | Involved individuals included: [[Wato Tsereteli]]. |
| − | + | Active until c2004. | |
| − | * | + | * http://web.archive.org/web/20050123232914/http://farm.ge/ |
Latest revision as of 11:54, 5 October 2015
maf_media art farm (former name: Caucasian Center for Cultural Development, CCCD) was established in April 2000 as an independent NGO that supports the development of contemporary visual culture in the Caucasus.
In September 2001 maf launched the Caucasian Institute of Photography and New Media (the maf_Institute) in order to promote the education in the field of contemporary arts in the Caucasus.
Involved individuals included: Wato Tsereteli.
Active until c2004.
