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09 February 2008 by nathaniel

Lightwave 2008

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LoVid gives one of their Hand-Cranked Luminescent Jewelery workshops

Dublin’s new Science Gallery kicked off with HUGE crowds last Friday, and hosted international stars (and a few newcomers) of the media art scene, including the likes of LoVid, Graffiti Research Lab, portable palace and many others (these are just the ones I saw speak at DATA and/or hung out with in my free time and while I was showing some of my Compressionist prints).

I’ve been to enough of these kinds of events/festivals/exhibitions to be able to call this one a resounding success, and I’m looking forward to some of the ideas I’ve already heard spinning about for next year. Well done, y’all – and great to catch up with some old NYC buds, so thanks for bringing them out, too :)

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