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Volume 35, Number 4, August 2002Table of Contents
- Iannis Xenakis: 1922-2001
- pp. 353-354
- Peruvian Video/Electronic Art
- pp. 355-356
- Langoy, Viste?
- p. 359
- Casa
- p. 361
- Number, RGB
- p. 363
- Erratum
- p. 364
- Color Plates
- pp. 377-378
- The Continuous Line in Space and Time
- pp. 379-380
- Artificial Life and Philosophy
- pp. 401-405
- Art as Information
- pp. 445-446
- La Rioja (review)
- p. 454
- Introducing the LDR Panelists
- pp. 457-458
- Leonardo/ISAST News
- pp. 459-460
- Materials Received
- p. 457
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