Difference between revisions of "Vienna"
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| − | '''Initiatives''': [[Lanolin]], [[line_in:line_out]], [[med-user.net]] (*1998), [[Mego]] label, [[mdbs]] booking service, [[Public Netbase/t0]] (*1995), [[Vidok]].<br> | + | '''Initiatives''': [[Lanolin]], [[line_in:line_out]], [[med-user.net]] (*1998), [[Mego]] label, [[mdbs]] booking service, [[net culture lab]] (*2007), [[Public Netbase/t0]] (*1995), [[Vidok]].<br> |
'''Past initiatives''': [[HILUS]]. | '''Past initiatives''': [[HILUS]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:28, 24 June 2007
Initiatives: Lanolin, line_in:line_out, med-user.net (*1998), Mego label, mdbs booking service, net culture lab (*2007), Public Netbase/t0 (*1995), Vidok.
Past initiatives: HILUS.
Spaces: Electric Avenue (*2000), MAK center for art, Museumsquartier, Rhiz bar modern, WUK.
Academy ateliers: Department for Visual and Media Art UKW (*1986), Department of Video and Videoinstallation AKBILD, Department of Visual Arts and Digital Media AKBILD, Institute for Composition and Electroacoustics MDW.
Festivals: Shut up and Listen! (*2006).
Past festivals: (d)vision (2000-2002).
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).
Media: Media Art Archive Vienna.
Art workers: Annja Krautgasser (1971), Echelon (1973), Felix Stalder, Hans Bernhard, Klaus Filip (1963), Konrad Becker, Michael Aschauer (1977), Nora Sternfeld, Rainer Mandl (1969), Robert Adrian X, Sepp Deinhofer (1978), Susanna Niedermayr, Tim Blechmann.
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