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Art Futura!

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#50155From: Ana Francisca GervasJul 19, 1993 2:34 PM
Alexander, I've just recieved my Artificial Life book, from the Art Futura show. It's an AWESOME edited and designed 176 pages full color high quality paper book. It cost 4.000 pesetas (aprox $37) and it's 100% recomended for those interested in computer and video art. Summary of people: Xavier Berenguer, Karl Sims, William Lathan, Jacques Ninio (all from the Artificial Life section), Peter Dougherty, Mariscal, Stelarc, Hipolito Vivar, Josep Gimenez Noguera (from the Special Presentations section), from the Film&Video Show section: Cecile Babiole, Xaos, Peter "Krazy" Gabriel/Stephen Johnson, Nadia M. Thalman, Fantome, Veronique Reato, Beriou, Pacific Data Images/David "Talking Heads" Byrne, Eran Barnea, Yoichiro Kawaguchi, Jerome Lefdup/Brian Eno, Joan Pueyo, Shiguero Tamura, Jean-Michel Ponzio, HD/CG New York, Medialab, Little Big One, Ex Machina/Pascal Roulin… and a special tribute section dedicated to a genius: Jean "Do it all best than everyone" Giraud (a.k.a. "Moebius"). Sounds great, uhn? Wait to see it! 🙂 You can call to the Art Futura organization at phone number +34-3-459 07 08 (they speak english as well as other languages, I think) or fax to 459 02 68. If you need more help, please… just ask! 🙂 Ana
#50225From: Jul 20, 1993 12:30 AM
Ana: The book sounds great! What language is it written in? Greg
#50238From: Ana Francisca GervasJul 20, 1993 8:18 AM
This is your lucky day! Spanish, Catalan and ENGLISH are the three languages. The articles are written by all these guys, and include a long interview with Moebius. The topics are VERY interesting from all perspective. Hey you all, Artists, Scientifics, Techies and Philoshopers will find this book very interesting! It's far from the view of animation in shows like Siggraph. Goes beyond Imagina too (which is really difficult 🙂 Of course, it's full of hires awesome stills. Personally, I like it a lot. Ana "going crazy with the Theory of Complexity <g>" Gervas