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Art and the Internet in L.A.

Date
November 9
Cost
Free
Organizer’s Site
pst.art/en/exhibitions
Event Series Dates
October 5 - 27
In the past 50 years, the internet has grown from a military research project to the ubiquitous information backbone of our world. Even as the early web took off, few pundits would have predicted how tightly woven the internet would become into our lives. Art and the Internet in LA invites a roster of contemporary artists living and working in LA to respond to the 50-year history of artists creating work on and with the Internet, often shaping it through their interventions.
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Location

Human Resources, Chinatown
Cottage Home Street
Los Angeles, California 90012 United States
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