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Daniel Martinez Lecture

For those of you who missed Daniel Martinez at Avery last night, a DVD of the talk will be available later today. Stop by and see Melody or myself and sign out a copy. I highly recommend you see this presentation. Also check out his latest online project involving temporary autonomous zones, UBER. A great alternative to the Saatchi site, as well as MySpace, et al. And the manifesto is pure poetry.

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