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Article by Anne Laforet (in French) about LaptopsRus "MEETING | REUNIÓN" June, 2010, Madrid, with participation of Cornelia Lund (lecture):
www.arte.tv/fr/Echappees-culturelles/cultures-electroniques/3283000.html
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The publication Audio.Visual was awarded »most beautiful german books 2009« by Stiftung Buchkunst.
The Publication Audio.Visual – On Visual Music and Related Media one of „The Most Beautiful German Books“
Each year, the book art foundation Stiftung Buchkunst selects „The Most Beautiful German Books“ from among newly published hardbacks. The selection process employs strict criteria applied to a diverse range of elements, including how well the bookmaking concept represents the book contents, the typography, the graphics, typesetting, printing, paper, and binding. In 2009, 1035 books were judged by the Stiftung Buchkunst: 47 award-winning books and 17 recommended volumes.
Audio.Visual is nominated for the Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany 2011.
www.german-design-council.de/en/designprize/uebersicht.html
Cornelia Lund, "Filmtanz, Tanzfilm und getanzter Film", contribution to see this sound
http://beta.see-this-sound.at/kompendium/abstract/50
Visual Music Archive
Listening with eyes, seeing with ears. The Visual Music Archive is a non-institutional and highly subjective collection of inspirational works from the ever expanding field of Visual Music. The Visual Music Archive is run by Heike Sperling. Cornelia and Holger Lund from fluctuating images contribute to the Visual Music Archive on a regular base.
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