Difference between revisions of "Vienna"
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| − | '''Art workers''': [[Annja Krautgasser]] (1971), [[Echelon]] (1973), [[Felix Stalder]], [[Hans Bernhard]], [[Konrad Becker]], [[Michael Aschauer]] (1977), [[Rainer Mandl]] (1969), [[Sepp Deinhofer]] (1978). | + | '''Art workers''': [[Annja Krautgasser]] (1971), [[Echelon]] (1973), [[Felix Stalder]], [[Hans Bernhard]], [[Klaus Filip]] (1963), [[Konrad Becker]], [[Michael Aschauer]] (1977), [[Rainer Mandl]] (1969), [[Sepp Deinhofer]] (1978), [[Tim Blechmann]]. |
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Revision as of 00:49, 28 March 2007
Initiatives: Lanolin, med-user.net (*1998), Mego label, mdbs booking service, Public Netbase/t0 (*1995), Vidok.
Past initiatives: HILUS (1992-96).
Spaces: Electric Avenue (*2000), MAK center for art, Museumsquartier, Rhiz bar modern, WUK.
Academy ateliers: Department for Visual and Media Art UKW (*1986).
Past events: Media-Space-Society conference (2006), Networks of Imagination (2005), Free Bitflows (2004), Abstraction Now exhibition (2003), Open Cultures (2003), Dark Markets (2002), Digital Art Generation (2002), Interface Explorer (2001), Re-Play (2000), Synworld (1999), Robotronika (1998), Information Terror (1998), Media, Apparats, Art (1995-96).
Media: Media Art Archive Vienna.
Art workers: Annja Krautgasser (1971), Echelon (1973), Felix Stalder, Hans Bernhard, Klaus Filip (1963), Konrad Becker, Michael Aschauer (1977), Rainer Mandl (1969), Sepp Deinhofer (1978), Tim Blechmann.
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Amsterdam, Bergen, Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Kyiv, London, New York City, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Seoul, Tokyo, Vienna, Warsaw, Zagreb | ||
