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[[Media art festivals|Festivals]], [[Media art conferences|Conferences]]. | [[Media art festivals|Festivals]], [[Media art conferences|Conferences]]. | ||
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[[Media art academy programs|MA programs]], [[Media art and culture PhD programs|PhD programs]]. | [[Media art academy programs|MA programs]], [[Media art and culture PhD programs|PhD programs]]. | ||
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Cultures Constructivism, Sound art, Experimental film, Radio art, Field recording, Electroacoustic music, Robotic art, Urban practices, Multimedia environments, Computer art, Computer music, Video, Commons, Noise, Media archaeology, Live cinema, FLOSS, Max/MSP, Privacy, Tactical media, Community television, Net art, Hacktivism, Streaming media, Software art, Code poetry, Art servers, Game art, Circuit bending, Pure Data, SuperCollider, Filesharing, Internet of things, VVVV, Bio art, Digital humanities, Internet activism, Copyright activism, 3D printing, Data activism, Live coding, Social media, Media ecology, Locative media, Electromagnetism, Surf clubs, Networked education, Open spectrum, DIY biology Software studies, Open design, Open hardware, Evil media. Theory and writings Theories and definitions of media art, Writers, Mailing lists. Events Festivals, Conferences. Spaces Labs, Hackerspaces, Fab labs, Film labs. Education MA programs, PhD programs. | ||
