Difference between revisions of "Karlsruhe"
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'''Past festivals''': [[CAMP]] (2010), [[Multimediale]] (1989-1997).<br> | '''Past festivals''': [[CAMP]] (2010), [[Multimediale]] (1989-1997).<br> | ||
'''Events''': [[Media Art Net: Mapping]] (2004), [[Image Wars and Image Floods]] (2002), [[Update 2.0]] exhibition (2001), [[net_condition]] (1999-2000). | '''Events''': [[Media Art Net: Mapping]] (2004), [[Image Wars and Image Floods]] (2002), [[Update 2.0]] exhibition (2001), [[net_condition]] (1999-2000). | ||
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| + | '''Academy programs''': [[Institute for Postdigital Narrativity HfG Karlsruhe|Institute for Postdigital Narrativity HfG]] (*2006). | ||
'''Spaces''': [[ZKM]] (*1997). | '''Spaces''': [[ZKM]] (*1997). | ||
Revision as of 22:09, 14 April 2012
Past festivals: CAMP (2010), Multimediale (1989-1997).
Events: Media Art Net: Mapping (2004), Image Wars and Image Floods (2002), Update 2.0 exhibition (2001), net_condition (1999-2000).
Academy programs: Institute for Postdigital Narrativity HfG (*2006).
Spaces: ZKM (*1997).
Art workers: Boris Groys (1947), Christoph Blase, Margit Rosen (1974), Michael Bielický, Peter Sloterdijk, Peter Weibel, Rudolf Frieling.
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