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Umělec magazine 2000/3

01.03.2000

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Installations, events, performances and net.art will address
issues concerning the technology of reproduction at this year's Ars
Electronica Festival in Linz, Austria.
Continuing the exploration of modern biotechnology and genetic
engineering from 1999, the new millenium's first edition of the
festival is attempting to launch a debate on possible future scenarios
from the artificial, technological reproduction of human beings. The
aim is to recognize the consequences and the changes to come.
Ars Electronica runs from Sep. 2 till Sep. 7, 2000. www.aec.at

01.03.2000

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