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March 23, 2011August 28, 2019 J-Walt 0 Comment abstract animation, animation, bibliography, Books, Dr. William Moritz, experimental animation, Gene Youngblood, live performance, lumia, music videos, references, synesthesia, visual music, vj

Books Online Expanded Cinema by Gene Youngblood. Hosted by Vasulka.org. Light Moving in Time by William C. Wees. Chapter 6-

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iotaSalon, SF (8/26/2016): “Chaos and Order”
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iotaSalon, LA (4/30/2016): “EYECANDY”

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iotaSalon International Animation Film Festival ANIMATOR in Poland
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iotaSalon International Animation Film Festival ANIMATOR in Poland

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Robert Darroll Retrospective
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Robert Darroll Retrospective

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