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Arcade Review Issue 6. Lana Polansky explores Astaeria's engagement of poetry through 3D Space, Alex Pieschel writes on how American Baseball and idkabc2 expose our hegemonic methods of learning, Gita Jackson reviews George Batchelor's Hot Date, Edmund Chu places Her Story in conversation with Satoshi Kon's Millenium Actress, Emilie Reed reviews Rhizome's Theresa Duncan revivals and the state of CD-ROM preservation, Owen Vince writes on Kittyhorrorshow's Dust City, and Ansh Patel discusses how Tetrageddon fits into net.art's long history of subverting the Internet space. This quarter, our cover was done by John Clowder, creator of Middens, Gingiva, and Where They Cremate the Roadkill. You can view John's work and his prints at revolverwinds.blogspot.ca.
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