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February 18, 2003
PARIS CONNECTION: 6*4*4
@ http://turbulence.org/curators/Paris/index.html
@ http://arteonline.arq.br/Paris
@ http://www.dichtung-digital.org/2003/parisconnection.htm
@ http://www.coriolisweb.org/Paris/Connection
Paris Connection examines the art of a loosely-knit group of six
Parisian web.artists who
Thanks, Jo.
A big part of the Paris Connection project is its existence in Spanish, French, Portuguese, and
English. You wouldn't believe how much work these people have done:
Ana Maria Uribe (Spanish translations),
Regina Celia Pinto, Alexandre Venera, Jorge Luiz Antonio (Portuguese translations),
Philippe Castellin, Anne Sobotta, Patrick-Henri Burgaud, Millie Niss, Olivier Crete (French
translations)
It has been a matter of many of us working together for months on Paris Connection. Very close
communications between us for a long time.
I should also note that Matt Mirapaul's column called "Cross-Cultural Ventures With Digital
Artworks" in yesterday's NY Times has a little coverage of Paris Connection at
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/02/17/arts/design/17MIRA.html . Mostly, though, his article is on
the new Walker show, but I see he slipped us in a couple of times.
ja