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'''Academy programs''': [[New Media AVU Prague|New Media AVU]] (*1991), [[CAS Prague|CAS]], [[Digilab AVU Prague|Digilab AVU]], [[Graphic Design and New Media UMPRUM Prague|Graphic Design and New Media UMPRUM]] (*2005), [[New Media Studies UISK UK Prague|New Media Studies UISK UK]] (*2006), [[Electronic Culture and Semiotics FHS UK Prague|Electronic Culture and Semiotics FHS UK]], [[Electroacoustic and Multimedia Art HAMU Prague|Electroacoustic and Multimedia Art HAMU]], [[Institute of Intermedia Prague|Institute of Intermedia]] (*2007).
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'''Academy programs''': [[New Media AVU Prague|New Media AVU]] (*1991), [[New Media 2 AVU Prague|New Media 2 AVU]], [[CAS Prague|CAS]], [[Digilab AVU Prague|Digilab AVU]], [[Graphic Design and New Media UMPRUM Prague|Graphic Design and New Media UMPRUM]] (*2005), [[New Media Studies UISK UK Prague|New Media Studies UISK UK]] (*2006), [[Electronic Culture and Semiotics FHS UK Prague|Electronic Culture and Semiotics FHS UK]], [[Electroacoustic and Multimedia Art HAMU Prague|Electroacoustic and Multimedia Art HAMU]], [[Institute of Intermedia Prague|Institute of Intermedia]] (*2007).
  
  

Revision as of 23:02, 14 November 2008

Prague, Czech Republic. Geographical and social links to Brno, Bratislava.


Groups and initiatives: A.M. 180 (*2003), C2C (*2006), Centre of Global Studies (*2007), CIANT (*1998), Guma Guar (*2001), MLOK (*2004), Muteme (*2003), Publick, ScArt (*2004), SEAH (*1990), Silver (*1994), Tranzit (*2002), Video Salon (*1987).
Past initiatives: Radio Jeleni (2000-2004).


Academy programs: New Media AVU (*1991), New Media 2 AVU, CAS, Digilab AVU, Graphic Design and New Media UMPRUM (*2005), New Media Studies UISK UK (*2006), Electronic Culture and Semiotics FHS UK, Electroacoustic and Multimedia Art HAMU, Institute of Intermedia (*2007).


Spaces: Entrance Gallery, Futura, C2C Gallery (*2006), Ciant Gallery (*2007), Gallery Jelení, Václav Špála Gallery, Karlín Studios, Meet Factory (*2007), NoD (*1999) and NoD Media Lab (2000-2001), Output Gallery (*2006), Školská 28 (*1999), Trafačka (*2006), Tranzitdisplay (*2007), Utopia (*2003).
Past spaces: Display Gallery, LABoratory (1998-2003), Terminal Bar (1996-?).


Festivals: Stimul (*2005) , Multiplace (since 2004), Datatransfer (*2001), Enter Multimediale (2000, 05, 07), Videoart Festival Prague (*2007).
Past festivals: Transgenesis (2006), In Out (2003), Digital.ZOOO (2000), Last Underground (1999).


Events: Mutamorphosis conference (2007), Small Etudes (2007), Upgrade.Komensky.Dot.Org (2007), Share TAZ (2007), Blind Date (2006), New Media programs in the Czech Republic (2006), Trans DADA Express (2006), Art's Birthday Party (since 2005), FM@dia (2004), Streets, Stories, Faces (2003), deKartografie (2003), Excavating the Future symposium (2001), Ready To... conference (2001), Media and Imagery symposium (2000), Softmodern (1998), Dawn of the Magicians? (1996-7), Culture, Communication and New Technologies (1996), Along the Frontier (1996), Orbis Fictus (1994), Prague Media Symposium (1991-98).


Media: A2 (*2005), Artyčok, Ateliér, Cinepur, jlbjlt (*2006), konvergence.info, HIS Voice, Lemurie (*2004), Umělec (*1997).


Art workers: Alena Kupčíková, Aleš Černý (1977), Aleš Zemene (1968), Anetta Mona Chisa (1975), Bohuš Získal (1971), David Černý (1967), Denisa Kera (1974), Dušan Barok (1979), Federico Díaz (1971), Gabriela Jurkovičová (1981), Ivor Diosi (1973), Jakub Nepraš (1981), Jan Mucska, Jan Rous (1981), Jiří Havlíček (1977), Krištof Kintera (1973), Kryštof Pešek, Ladislav Železný (1979), Lenka Dolanová (1979), Lubor Benda (1967), Lucie Svobodová (1963), Magdalena_Hrubá (1978), Magdaléna Kobzová (1981), Markéta Baňková (1969), Martin Blažíček (1976), Martin Kermes (1974), Michael Bielický (1954), Michal Kindernay (1978), Michal Klodner (1975), Michal Mariánek (1976), Michal Rataj (1975), Mikuláš Podprocký (1978), Milan Guštar (1963), Miloš Vojtěchovský (1955), Pash* (1984), Pavel Rejholec, Pavel Sedlák (1977), Pavel Smetana, Pavel Sterec (1985), Petr Svárovský, Petra Vargová (1973), Prokop Bartoníček (1983), Radim Labuda (1976), Radomír Leszczynski (1945), Róbert Bittner (1980), Robert Horvitz (1947), Stanislav Abrahám (1977), Tamara Moyzes (1975), Tomáš Dvořák (1975), Vilém Novák (1981).


Cities
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