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Professor in new media art and theory, computer animator, designer, and author of such books as The Language of New Media.
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empac.rpi.edu. Summer 2009 ... Announcing EMPAC's Summer Residency ... RPI.edu. EMPAC — Experimental Media & Performing Arts Center | 110 8th Street, Troy, NY ...
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Artport is the Whitney Museum of American Art's portal to net art, digital arts, and an online gallery space for commissioned net art projects. Includes sections to artists' works, original art projects commissioned by the museum, links to galleries and networks, and archive of works of net art in the Whiteny Museum holdings.
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BCNM Research Lab and Reading Room. Designated Emphasis for PhD Candidates ... CNM 200, Spring 2008, Prof: Christiane Paul (visiting from Whitney Museum) ...
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Offers mailing lists for networked cultures, politics, and tactics in several languages, some moderated, some not.
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PM is most interested in emerging policies and technologies ... We can be reached at info@preemptivemedia.net. Or join our Preemptive Media announcement list. ...
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A site about radical strands in modern art. It includes algorithmic art and its art-historical and conceptual context.
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