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TRIPTYCH.TV included in The Wrong Biennale 2019 2020 https://art836g.tumblr.com https://itdoesnotmatteriwilleatitcold.tumblr.com/about It displays the artworks which will be also shown in Art 836 G Gallery as an embassy of The Wrong in UR Institute Zagreb from 1st December 2019.

>>>screenfull.net UPDATE >>> or/ >>>/SCREENFULL/

TRIPTYCH.TV Update >>>>

SCREENFULL.NET included in net art anthology at rhizome.org https://twitter.com/rhizome/status/888413888781438976 https://twitter.com/rhizome/status/888759789215518720 https://twitter.com/rhizome/status/888827485101604864 https://twitter.com/rhizome/status/889131741465649152 https://www.instagram.com/p/BW53sRjlEhJ/?taken-by=rhizomedotorg https://www.instagram.com/p/BW0ZCVlFohb/?taken-by=rhizomedotorg

Voir cette publication sur Instagram Net Art Anthology: Screenfull (2004-2005). In 2004, artists Abe Linkoln (@ricksilva.jpg) and Jimpunk (whose real name is a closely guarded secret) began a new blog, hosted on the Blogger platform. Called Screenfull, the project was loud and crowded, taking a maximalist approach to content and design; the artists described it […]

Turbulence.org Commission: "DISCO-NNECT" by abe linkoln, jimpunk, subculture (2007) v2 from Turbulence.org on Vimeo.

Turbulence.org Commission: "DISCO-NNECT" by abe linkoln, jimpunk, subculture (2007) v1 from Turbulence.org on Vimeo.

dysleksic.tumblr.com, 2012 (see Archives ==) read more @ Artists Respond: Antonio Mendoza & jimpunk | Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) && @ lacma.wordpress.com/2012/11/13/datamoshing-surrealism/ + cnp-la.org/event/dysleksic/ dvblog.org/?p=10400 ++ Archives Update === dysleksic

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