Difference between revisions of "Riga"
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'''Festivals''': [[Sound Forest]], [[Art and Communication]] (*1996).<br> | '''Festivals''': [[Sound Forest]], [[Art and Communication]] (*1996).<br> | ||
'''Past events''': [[Organised Networks]] (2009), [[RAM]]5 (2004), [[Open Zone]] (1997). | '''Past events''': [[Organised Networks]] (2009), [[RAM]]5 (2004), [[Open Zone]] (1997). | ||
Revision as of 21:10, 8 September 2011
Initiatives: F5 group.
Festivals: Sound Forest, Art and Communication (*1996).
Past events: Organised Networks (2009), RAM5 (2004), Open Zone (1997).
Spaces: RIXC electronic art and media center (*1996; until 2000 as E-lab).
Media: Xchange (1997-2007), RIXC/Net radio (*2000), Ozone net radio (*1997), Rezone mailing list (*1997), x-i.net server.
Art workers: Anita Zabiļevska (1963), Arvids Alksnis (1971), Daiga Kruze, Elina Lihacheva, Ēriks Božis (1969), Jaanis Garancs (1973), Gints Gabrans (1978), Girts Korps, Girnu Giesemes, Katrina Neiburga, Kriss Salmanis, Ieva Auziņa, Mara Traumane, Martins Ratniks, Monika Pormale, 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 | ||
