The Hindu : Novel art expo

Online edition of India's National Newspaper
Monday, September 04, 2000

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Features \| Next Novel art expo VALUES ART Foundation in coordination with the Values Art Museum has announced an innovative exhibition of computer art. "State Of the Art: the Digital Millennium - IndArtFutur 2000 + 01", the pioneering event is scheduled for December 2000 to January 2001. Eminent artists, students and the general public can participate in the show. Works of art should be created on the computer and printed on A4 or larger format paper and submitted to the VAF before November 30. For details contact No 5, Bishop Wallers Avenue (South), off TTK Road, Chennai. Oh what a way to fuse the mind and the machine, technology and latent creativity. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Features \| Next Novel art expo VALUES ART Foundation in coordination with the Values Art Museum has announced an innovative exhibition of computer art. "State Of the Art: the Digital Millennium - IndArtFutur 2000 + 01", the pioneering event is scheduled for December 2000 to January 2001. Eminent artists, students and the general public can participate in the show. Works of art should be created on the computer and printed on A4 or larger format paper and submitted to the VAF before November 30. For details contact No 5, Bishop Wallers Avenue (South), off TTK Road, Chennai. Oh what a way to fuse the mind and the machine, technology and latent creativity. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Features Next : Glimpses of Bengali art
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