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Festivals: Cyberfest (*2007) cyber art festival, Izolenta digital film festival.
Past festivals: Cine Fantom festival (*1987).

Spaces: Pushkinskaya-10 art centre, Gallery 21, Cyber-Femin-Club, ESG 21 sound gallery, GEZ-21 (*2002), Philosophy Café (*2003), Cyland medialab.
Past spaces: Techno-Art-Centre (1994-2002).
more: [1]

Art workers: Alla Mitrofanova, Evgeny Kondratyev, Evgeny Ufit, Olga Kisseleva (1965), Olga Suslova.

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 '''Spaces''': [[Pushkinskaya-10]] art centre, [[Gallery 21]], [[Cyber-Femin-Club]], [[ESG 21]] sound gallery, [[GEZ-21]] (*2002), [[Philosophy Café]] (*2003), [[Cyland]] medialab.<br>
-'''Past spaces''': [[Techno-Art-Centre]] (1994-2002).
+'''Past spaces''': [[Techno-Art-Centre]] (1994-2002).<br>
+more: [http://en.p-10.ru/guide/]
 '''Art workers''': [[Alla Mitrofanova]], [[Evgeny Kondratyev]], [[Evgeny Ufit]], [[Olga Kisseleva]] (1965), [[Olga Suslova]].

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