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the Binary Code was a symposium of multimedia criticism organised by the Centre for Contemporary Photography in
conjunction with Melbourne's Interact
Multimedia festival. The event managed the largest attendance of all other forums at
Interact. It was designed to see if multimedia could be assimilated into the traditional
arts. What transpired on Saturday 1st November was a qualified 'No'. There seemed more interest in a critical language outside established discourse, even beyond print. The day proceeded with much dissent. This site contains papers and links from contributors, reviews and materials. You are also encouraged to leave your comments. Coordinated by Kevin Murray, organised by Centre of Contemporary Photography in conjunction with the Interact Multimedia Festival. This project is assisted by the New Media Fund of the Australia Council and Arts Victoria. |
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