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* [[Alexandr_Hackenschmied#Bez.C3.BA.C4.8Deln.C3.A1_proch.C3.A1zka_.28Aimless_Walk.29|Alexandr Hackenschmied: Aimless Walk]], 8 min, 1930. [[Alexandr_Hackenschmied#Na_Pra.C5.BEsk.C3.A9m_hrad.C4.9B_.28Prague_Castle.29|Prague Castle]], 11 min, 1932. [[Alexandr_Hackenschmied#Meshes_of_the_Afternoon|Meshes of the Afternoon]], 13 min, 1943. [[Alexandr_Hackenschmied#The_Private_Life_of_a_Cat|The Private Life of a Cat]], 22 min, 1945.
 
* [[Laszlo_Moholy-Nagy#Works_3|László Moholy-Nagy: Impressionen vom alten marseiller Hafen (vieux port)]], 10 min, 1929. [[Laszlo_Moholy-Nagy#Works_3|Lichtspiel, Schwarz-Weiss-Grau]], 6 min, 1930.
 
* [[Laszlo_Moholy-Nagy#Works_3|László Moholy-Nagy: Impressionen vom alten marseiller Hafen (vieux port)]], 10 min, 1929. [[Laszlo_Moholy-Nagy#Works_3|Lichtspiel, Schwarz-Weiss-Grau]], 6 min, 1930.
 
* [[Jiri Lehovec#Divotvorn.C3.A9_oko_.28Magic_Eye.29|Jiří Lehovec: The Thaumaturgic Eye]], 10 min, 1939. [[Jiri Lehovec#Rytmus_.28Rhythm.29|Rhythm]], 13 min, 1941.
 
* [[Jiri Lehovec#Divotvorn.C3.A9_oko_.28Magic_Eye.29|Jiří Lehovec: The Thaumaturgic Eye]], 10 min, 1939. [[Jiri Lehovec#Rytmus_.28Rhythm.29|Rhythm]], 13 min, 1941.
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[[Image:JE_Purkyne_kinesiskopic_disc.jpg|left|thumb|220px|[[Jan_Evangelista_Purkyně#Perception_of_space_and_movement.2C_photomicrography_.281827.E2.80.9353.29|Kinesiscopic disc]] with the portraits of Jan Evangelista Purkyně, 1865.]]
 
[[Image:JE_Purkyne_kinesiskopic_disc.jpg|left|thumb|220px|[[Jan_Evangelista_Purkyně#Perception_of_space_and_movement.2C_photomicrography_.281827.E2.80.9353.29|Kinesiscopic disc]] with the portraits of Jan Evangelista Purkyně, 1865.]]
 
[[Image:Petzvals_camera.png|left|thumb|220px|[[Joseph_Petzval#Optics|''Voigtländer'' camera]] with Joseph Petzval's lens, 1840.]]
 
[[Image:Petzvals_camera.png|left|thumb|220px|[[Joseph_Petzval#Optics|''Voigtländer'' camera]] with Joseph Petzval's lens, 1840.]]
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* New articles: [[Alexander Hackenschmied]], [[Jiří Lehovec]] (August 2013).
 
* Monoskop was part of [http://www.kuda.org/en/series-discussions-archivelive-archiveunarchive-and-public-library-workshop An Archive/Live Archive/UnArchive and Public Library workshop], with Kenneth Goldsmith (UbuWeb), Simon Worthington (Mute Magazine), Marcell Mars (Public Library), and kuda.org. The event was held in [[Novi Sad]], Serbia. (15-16 July 2013)
 
* Monoskop was part of [http://www.kuda.org/en/series-discussions-archivelive-archiveunarchive-and-public-library-workshop An Archive/Live Archive/UnArchive and Public Library workshop], with Kenneth Goldsmith (UbuWeb), Simon Worthington (Mute Magazine), Marcell Mars (Public Library), and kuda.org. The event was held in [[Novi Sad]], Serbia. (15-16 July 2013)
 
* New entry: [[Postmedia]]. (12 June 2013)
 
* New entry: [[Postmedia]]. (12 June 2013)

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