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'''Past spaces''': [[V2]]_ (1981-94). | '''Past spaces''': [[V2]]_ (1981-94). | ||
| − | '''Art workers''': [[Anne Wellmer]] (1966), [[Bjarni Gunnarsson]] (1980), [[Frans Evers]], [[Jonáš Gruska]], [[Joost Rekveld]] (1970), [[Koen Nutters]] (1976), [[Mike Rijnierse]] (1974), [[Roberto Garretón]], [[Vincent van Gerven Oei]] (1983). | + | '''Art workers''': [[Anne Wellmer]] (1966), [[Bjarni Gunnarsson]] (1980), [[Frans Evers]], [[Jonáš Gruska]], [[Joost Rekveld]] (1970), [[Justin Bennett]] (1964), [[Koen Nutters]] (1976), [[Mike Rijnierse]] (1974), [[Roberto Garretón]], [[Vincent van Gerven Oei]] (1983). |
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Revision as of 11:27, 1 November 2012
Initiatives: LocatieZ (*2004), Stroom Den Haag (*1989), TAG.
Festivals: Todaysart (*2005), State X (*2004), Wired Festival, Streaming Festival (*2006).
Events: Zzondag (*2009).
Past festivals: Image and Sound Festival (*1986).
Past events: SuperCollider Symposium (2007).
Academy programs: ArtScience Interfaculty, Institute of Sonology KONCON, Interactive/Media/Design KABK
Spaces: TAG, Revelation Space hackerspace, CabFabLab (*2009), Loos Foundation, Vrijhaven, Super8 Reversal Lab film lab.
Past spaces: V2_ (1981-94).
Art workers: Anne Wellmer (1966), Bjarni Gunnarsson (1980), Frans Evers, Jonáš Gruska, Joost Rekveld (1970), Justin Bennett (1964), Koen Nutters (1976), Mike Rijnierse (1974), Roberto Garretón, Vincent van Gerven Oei (1983).
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Amsterdam, Bergen, Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Kyiv, London, New York City, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Seoul, Tokyo, Vienna, Warsaw, Zagreb | ||
