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ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88. Ars Electronica Computerkulturtage Linz

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ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88
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ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88
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Linz, Austria
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ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88
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ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88
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ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88. Ars Electronica Computerkulturtage Linz. Catalog includes a preface, International Competition for the Computer Arts with General guidelines, and the following sections: Computermusik, Computergraphik, and Computeranimation.
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ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88. ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88. Ars Electronica Computerkulturtage Linz. ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88. 1988.

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ORF-Prix Ars Electronica 88. Ars Electronica Computerkulturtage Linz. Catalog includes a preface, International Competition for the Computer Arts with General guidelines, and the following sections: Computermusik, Computergraphik, and Computeranimation.

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