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Volume 34, Number 5, October 2001Table of Contents
- Towards an Immersive Intelligence
- pp. 417-422
- OULIPO VS Recombinant Poetics
- pp. 423-430
- Art in the Age of Spiritual Machines
- pp. 453-458
- Juror's Statement
- p. 460
- Computer Animation and Digital Videos
- pp. 461-472
- Gallery Artworks
- pp. 473-510
- Web Sites
- pp. 511-517
- Exhibiting Artists
- pp. 518-519
- Jury
- p. 521
- Artists' Statements
- pp. 523-526
- Editor's Introduction: Worlds to Come
- pp. 401-402
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