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Acte de signatura dels acords per al desenvolupament econòmic del Garraf i el pla de treball per al 2012 de NODE Garraf. Acte a l'auditori de Neà polis el dijous 1 de març de 2012
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Some of my photos are up in a Second Life art gallery, Node Zero Galleries.
From the Node Zero website...
"Opening Night
Come see six breakaway artists challenge the
boundaries of virtual art, at the debut reception of
the Node Zero Gallery in Second Life on November 15th,
4pm to 7pm PST (SLT), at Vaoetere 60/196.
This genre-spanning show will mix photography,
painting and installations that launch the gallery's
ongoing mission: To explore the role and form of art
in a world where few boundaries exist.
Featured are the photography of Todd Huffman and
Devlon Duthie, interactive sculptures by Feathers
Boa, and unique virtual creations by Hinton Sisters,
Aiyas Aya, and Gary Douglas.
Check the Second Life Event Listings for "Node
Zero", or visit nodezerogallery.com for more
information.
Bring your friends . . . but leave your
preconceptions!"
Source: livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/12063
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While I was waiting the train to go back to Lucca the sun was going down. The station was empty and quiet... all so strange for a city man like me.
Source: livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/18967
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Source: livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/48822
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Source: livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/14289
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node: Installation by HC Gilje. Metal well with plexicylinder filled with water, image underneath water.