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Initiatives: Electrohype (*1999), Fuxia 2 (*2023), Skånes konstförening (*1904).

Festivals: Electrohype electronic art biennial (*2000), Intonal festival for experimental and electronic music (*2015).

Academy programs: Nordic Sound Art (*2007).

Spaces: Inkonst arts centre (*1998), Inter Arts Center, Skånes konstförening culture centre and gallery, Ping-Pong gallery, Bergsgatan street, Signal center for contemporary art (*1998), Lodis hackerspace (*2019).
Past spaces: Forskningsavdelningen hackerspace.

Art workers: Death & Vanilla, Jacek Smolicki, Jakob Riis (1964), Jeuno JE Kim, Nikita Mazurov, Roel Roscam Abbing, Susan Kozel, Temi Odumosu.

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Malmo at Indie Travel Guide, [1]

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	'''Festivals''': [[Electrohype]] electronic art biennial (2000), [https://www.intonalfestival.com/ Intonal] festival for experimental and electronic music (2015).		'''Festivals''': [[Electrohype]] electronic art biennial (2000), [https://www.intonalfestival.com/ Intonal] festival for experimental and electronic music (2015).

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