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|  | | Northern California Graphic Artists Guild - http://norcal.gag.org/ Bill writes about those who post webblogs at Drawger.com and ... frills get together for the purpose of creating art, meeting other artists and having fun. ...
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|  | | scribblingwoman: web/blogs Archives - http://www.unbsj.ca/arts/english/jones/mt/archives/webblogs/ I was necessarily ignorant of the whole art and mystery of blogging: and, ... Jill at jill/txt has an interesting post on web art; check it out and follow ...
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|  | | ART DEADLINES NEWSLETTER - http://www.freelancewriting.com/content/browse-art_deadlines_newsletter-139-1.html ART DEADLINES NEWSLETTER / Newsletters for Writers / Newsletters for Freelance Writers
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|  | | networked_performance: SpacePlace - http://www.turbulence.org/blog/archives/002650.html Currently, more than 400 entries on Orbit Art, ranging from, for example, ... from webblogs and Net sources concerning science and art in outer space. ...
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