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13 June 2006 by nathaniel

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From Paddy Johnson (via email):

Dear friends and colleagues,
This email is sent to announce Geeks in the Gallery, an Interview series between artists Michael Bell-Smith, Tom Moody, and myself which runs on Art Fag City <http://www.artfagcity.blogspot.com>  from Monday June 12 (today [er, yesterday]) through Wednesday, June 14.  I am particularly pleased with the results of this discussion as I think the artists do a excellent job at explaining some of tech concerns their art brings to the surface, as well as providing some very lively debate about these subjects and more.  Tom Moody will be hosting comments <http://www.digitalmediatree.com/tommoody/comment/36471/>  during this time on his site, so I encourage you to join us there for further discussion.

Best regards,

Paddy Johnson  

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