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Art as Digital Exploration (Vectors and Nodes)

  • Dave Everitt
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Abstract

This article builds upon the earlier account of the author’s practice in art and technology within the COSTART artist residencies (1998–2003) and shows the new directions taken since that time. His practice involves research across disciplines, programming and live performance with public participation as well as collaboration with other artists.

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Authors and Affiliations

  • Dave Everitt
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  1. 1.SydneyAustralia

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