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High definition TV is a possible candidate, or so-called multi-media home-entertainment centers.
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Most of the clips we have seen have little original video, but are a sort of multi-media presentation and are surprisingly well done.
Andy Plesser: Amazing But True: SundaySky Will Create 1.4 Million "Videos" in January
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KOSTABI: A great, influential 20th and 21st century multi-media artist with an eye for invention and beauty, a mind of his own, and a heart of gold.
Mat Gleason: Art Passing: Mark Kostabi Remembers Dennis Oppenheim
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Also: seeking submissions: Live Unchained is a multi-media anthology/treasury created for and by black women across the African Diaspora. (via deadbro) un ange vole? link memories
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The evening of music, dance and film, in which Mr. Fain plays live in front of a screen featuring his artistic collaborators, is intended, according to the subtitle, as "a multi-media exploration of longing in a digital age."
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I read in a magazine or multi-media book that you can do photo transfers by printing on photo paper with an inkjet printer, then pressing the fresh print face down on a thin layer of gel medium.
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We've documented the development of the multi-media collaborative project over the last year – created and curated by celebrated photographer Dan Green 'Cardiff characters'.
Cardiff today – Big Little City launch, full council and creatives meet-up
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Turning a perfectly sincere song on its head can provide a potent and multi-media ironic punch.
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It was a mindset we had together, and the multi-media approach unfolded quite naturally.
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The possibilities that the Vook enables are exciting – what could the future look like when books can go multi-media on hand-held devices?
Podcast: Matthew Cavner from Vook.com on How the Vook is Changing Publishing | The Creative Penn
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