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G LAB is a media art group founded by two artists Arturas Bumsteinas and Laura Garbstiene during the exhibition Parallel Progressions 3 in the fall of 2002 in Vilnius. Works include both visual and aural media activities: live performances, different media installations, video films, clips, vj settings and other activity. Participated in the number of important events in Lithuania, Germany, Austria, Holland, Belgium, Estonia and Finland <br> | G LAB is a media art group founded by two artists Arturas Bumsteinas and Laura Garbstiene during the exhibition Parallel Progressions 3 in the fall of 2002 in Vilnius. Works include both visual and aural media activities: live performances, different media installations, video films, clips, vj settings and other activity. Participated in the number of important events in Lithuania, Germany, Austria, Holland, Belgium, Estonia and Finland <br> | ||
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Arturas Bumsteinas
G LAB is a media art group founded by two artists Arturas Bumsteinas and Laura Garbstiene during the exhibition Parallel Progressions 3 in the fall of 2002 in Vilnius. Works include both visual and aural media activities: live performances, different media installations, video films, clips, vj settings and other activity. Participated in the number of important events in Lithuania, Germany, Austria, Holland, Belgium, Estonia and Finland
www.bumstein.com[1]
Traduzione
Sito web: www.bumstein.com
