Julian Opie
March 8, 2010
Stacey Mason
Stacey Mason
Julian Opie, an artist known for his digitization in visual art, has just launched a beautiful new Web site.
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Some of the people we’re following lately. (This list changes arbitrarily from time to time; don’t read the tea leaves.)
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- Mark Bernstein (chief scientist at hypertext publisher Eastgate Systems)
- Stacey Mason (editorial assistant at hypertext publisher Eastgate Systems)
- Steve Ersinghaus (100 stories project)
- Susan Gibb (100 stories project)
- Gene Golovchinsky (hypertext and tablet computing pioneer)
- Diane Greco (hypertext author and editor)
- Dene Grigar (Media Artist-Scholar runs a cool little digital media program in the Pacific Northwest; twitter narrative)
- Matt Kirschenbaum (new media archivist and associate director of MITH)
- David Kolb (author of Socrates in the Labyrinth)
- Cathy Marshall (inventor of spatial hypertext, co-author of Forward Anywhere, Microsoft researcher)
- Taploid (an experiment new twitter narrative and journalism by new media scholar Laurent Sauerwein)
- Jill Walker (University of Bergen)
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