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Archivelectronic is an audiovisual net label that believes in the open sharing of information for the purpose of furthering creative development for all. We want you to join us, so read on to find out more.
Our first release is due in early May and will be posted here and across the network for all to experience. At the same time a link will be made available on our website allowing you to download all sound and visual components from the piece to remix/reinterpret as you please. Archivelectronic looks forward to hosting the outcome of your work soon after. To learn how to go about this please explore our website at:
www.archivelectronic.com
C R E A T O R - I N - R E S I D E N C E
GJC
“Interests and inspirations span today's Mediascape far and wide from sound to dance, to motion graphics and beyond. Written input on this blog will often be sparse, the intention is to offer you a wide variety of relevant links to explore, all of which are related to the audiovisual piece, X1.”
All images are the intellectual property of the organisations and practitioners associated with each publication.
Our first release is due in early May and will be posted here and across the network for all to experience. At the same time a link will be made available on our website allowing you to download all sound and visual components from the piece to remix/reinterpret as you please. Archivelectronic looks forward to hosting the outcome of your work soon after. To learn how to go about this please explore our website at:
www.archivelectronic.com
C R E A T O R - I N - R E S I D E N C E
GJC
“Interests and inspirations span today's Mediascape far and wide from sound to dance, to motion graphics and beyond. Written input on this blog will often be sparse, the intention is to offer you a wide variety of relevant links to explore, all of which are related to the audiovisual piece, X1.”
All images are the intellectual property of the organisations and practitioners associated with each publication.
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