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'''Art workers''': [[Aymeric Mansoux]], [[Brigit Lichtenegger]], [[Edwin van der Heide]] (1970), [[Florian Cramer]] (1969), [[Leslie Robbins]], [[Michael Murtaugh]], [[Nat Muller]], [[Renee Turner]], [[Sandra Fauconnier]] (1973), [[Stock]]. | '''Art workers''': [[Aymeric Mansoux]], [[Brigit Lichtenegger]], [[Edwin van der Heide]] (1970), [[Florian Cramer]] (1969), [[Leslie Robbins]], [[Michael Murtaugh]], [[Nat Muller]], [[Renee Turner]], [[Sandra Fauconnier]] (1973), [[Stock]]. | ||
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City in Netherlands. Social links to Amsterdam, The Hague, Berlin.
Initiatives: Moddr (*2007), V2 (*1981), WORM.
Festivals: deaf (*1994).
Past festivals: Manifestation for the Unstable Media (1986-1993).
Events: Dorkbot Rotterdam (*2003).
Past events: P2P Conference (1997), ISEA96, V2_East Meeting on Documentation and Archives of Media Art in Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe (1996).
Academy departments: MA Media Design Piet Zwart Institute (*2002).
Spaces: CrossLab, Moddr (*2007), V2 (*1981), WORM.
Art workers: Aymeric Mansoux, Brigit Lichtenegger, Edwin van der Heide (1970), Florian Cramer (1969), Leslie Robbins, Michael Murtaugh, Nat Muller, Renee Turner, Sandra Fauconnier (1973), Stock.
More: [1]
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