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Jeremy Slater

JEREMY D. SLATER is a sound artist essentially, but also works with video and sound in performance and installation settings. He uses his laptop computer to create a variety of sound, image, and interactive work. Jeremy was one of the 1999 recipients of the Computer Art Fellowship from New York Foundation of the Arts (NYFA) and has exhibited and performed nationally and internationally.

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Jeremy D. Slater is a sound artist who also works with video and sound in performance and installation settings; he uses his laptop computer to create sound, image, and interactive work. He was one of the 1999 recipients of the Computer Art Fellowship from the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) and has exhibited and performed nationally and internationally; websites: http://www.jeremyslater.net and http://www.parenthesismedia.com.

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