Difference between revisions of "Riga"
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'''Media''': [[RIXC/Net radio]] (*2000). | '''Media''': [[RIXC/Net radio]] (*2000). | ||
| − | '''Art workers''': [[Daiga Kruze]], [[Elina Lihacheva]], [[Gints Gabrans]] (1978), [[Girts Korps]], [[Girnu Giesemes]], [[Katrina Neiburga]], [[Kriss Salmanis]], [[Mara Traumane]], [[Martins Ratniks]], [[Raitis Smits]], [[Rasa Smite]]. | + | '''Art workers''': [[Daiga Kruze]], [[Elina Lihacheva]], [[Jaanis Garancs]] (1973), [[Gints Gabrans]] (1978), [[Girts Korps]], [[Girnu Giesemes]], [[Katrina Neiburga]], [[Kriss Salmanis]], [[Mara Traumane]], [[Martins Ratniks]], [[Raitis Smits]], [[Rasa Smite]]. |
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Revision as of 16:21, 6 September 2011
Initiatives: RIXC electronic art and media center (*2000), Xchange (1997-2007).
Past initiatives: E-lab (1996-2000).
Festivals: Sound Forest, Art and Communication (*1996).
Past events: Organised Networks (2009), RAM5 (2004).
Media: RIXC/Net radio (*2000).
Art workers: Daiga Kruze, Elina Lihacheva, Jaanis Garancs (1973), Gints Gabrans (1978), Girts Korps, Girnu Giesemes, Katrina Neiburga, Kriss Salmanis, Mara Traumane, Martins Ratniks, Raitis Smits, Rasa Smite.
- More
- Fucking Good Art, Riga web-radio edition, August 2007, [1]
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Amsterdam, Bergen, Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Kyiv, London, New York City, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Seoul, Tokyo, Vienna, Warsaw, Zagreb | ||
