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Wroclaw, Poland. Geographical and social links to Warszawa, Poznan, Lodz.

Initiatives: Karbido, Robotobibok (*1998), WRO (*1998).

Festivals: WRO Biennale (*1993).
Past festivals: WRO.
Past events: The Hidden Decade exhibition (2009), Kultura 2.0 Wroclaw (2007).

Art workers: Anna Plotnicka, Arkadiusz Baginski (1969), Barbara Wieckowska (1981), Cezary Duchnowski (1971), Pawel Janicki (1974), Piotr Krajewski (1956), Robert B. Lisek, Robert Gawlowski (1957), Violetta Kutlubasis-Krajewska, Zbigniew Kupisz.

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@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
 '''Festivals''': [[WRO Biennale]] (*1993).<br>
 '''Past festivals''': WRO.<br>
-'''Past events''': [[Kultura 2.0 Wroclaw]] (2007).
+'''Past events''': [[The Hidden Decade]] exhibition (2009), [[Kultura 2.0 Wroclaw]] (2007).
 '''Art workers''': [[Anna Plotnicka]], [[Arkadiusz Baginski]] (1969), [[Barbara Wieckowska]] (1981), [[Cezary Duchnowski]] (1971), [[Pawel Janicki]] (1974), [[Piotr Krajewski]] (1956), [[Robert B. Lisek]], [[Robert Gawlowski]] (1957), [[Violetta Kutlubasis-Krajewska]], [[Zbigniew Kupisz]].

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