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The ISEA2008 conference took place at the Singapore Management University (School of Accountancy Seminar Room, School of Information Systems, Li Ka Shing Library), the National University of Singapore (Engineering Auditorium and Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music), Nanyang Technological University and the National Museum of Singapore. Workshops were also held at the Republic Polytechnic. The main Art Exhibition took place at the National Museum of Singapore. Concerts and Performances were organised at the LASALLE College of the Arts and at the Management University. Other venues included 72-13 (Theatreworks), Food#3, Sculpture Square, Singapore Science Centre, The Esplanade, The Substation and Victoria Theatre. In conjunction with ISEA2008 the 6th Asia-Europe Art Camp ‘Ludic Times – the Art of Gaming’ was organised, as well as a Mini Summit on New Media Art Policy & Practice. https://www.isea-symposium-archives.org/symposium/isea2008-14th-international-symposium-on-electronic-art/

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