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Doron Golan

doron golan was born in Israel and has been living and working in New York. he has worked in digital video, computer animation and media. his movies are documentary films engaged in the process-making of cinema verité.

doron's work is concerned with the aesthetics of motion-picture through the employment of digital video codec and streaming facilities. studied fine arts in Haifa University, Israel, The Frei Academy of Den-Haag, Holland, and The Arts Student's League in NY. he is a founder of computerfinearts.com, a netart collection and archive. https://www.the9th.com/

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Doron Golan, born in Israel and living and working in New York, works in digital video, computer animation and media; his movies are documentary films engaged in the process-making of cinema verité and his practice concerns the aesthetics of the motion-picture through use of digital video codec and streaming facilities. He studied fine arts at Haifa University (Israel), The Frei Academy of Den-Haag (Holland) and The Arts Student's League in NY; he founded computerfinearts.com, a netart collection and archive, and the record lists http://www.the9th.com/.

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