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Neil Zusman

Neil Zusman is a video/web artist. A poet of many mediums, he is an animator/orchestrator of images. His current work is all interactive, a wild unique stop on the World Wide Web.

His work is shown at Art on the Edge and Turbulence and has been presented at THAW 98. Mouse.Dance has been commissioned for Turbulence by the National Endowment for the Arts. Videotapes have recently been seen in The Found/Stolen Show at Moebius in Boston, the F3 Film Festival in Austin, Banff Arts Center, Pseudo.Com, the Cooler, and the Anchorage in New York.

He would of course rather remain mysterious. https://mixplex.com/

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"Neil Zusman." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/neil-zusman.

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Neil Zusman is a video/web artist and poet of many mediums who works as an animator/orchestrator of images; his current work is interactive and appears on the World Wide Web. His work has been shown at Art on the Edge and Turbulence and was presented at THAW 98; Mouse.Dance was commissioned for Turbulence by the National Endowment for the Arts; videotapes have been seen in The Found/Stolen Show at Moebius in Boston, the F3 Film Festival in Austin, Banff Arts Center, Pseudo.Com, the Cooler, and the Anchorage in New York; website: http://mixplex.com/.

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