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Linker The Linker software comes out of a specific need that Mongrel found doing workshops. Our dialogues allow us to produce fast artefacts of digital culture with other mongrels. A crucial thing about these workshops is that we found people want to produce something that looks good, and means something, but don't want to have to invest months in teaching themselves up to know something like Photoshop or Director. We don't particularly want to knock these programs, but they're cultured up to be useful really only to experts.
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Bristol Mongrel was awarded the Clark/ DA2 Digital Bursary 1999 to develop Invisible Geographies and the Linker software. The Bursary is a joint initiative between the J A Clark Trust , DA2, the Digital Arts Development, Watershed Media Centre and the University of West of England. London Mongrel was
awarded an Imaginaria 99 Digital Art Commission to develop and exhibit
Invisible Geographies. Imaginaria 99 is a partnership between Cap Gemini,
The ICA and the Arts Council of England, with support from Sun Microsystems.
Imaginaria aims to encourage exploration of the artistic possibilities
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