‘Memory and the Myth of Communication -“DataFlower for Dunedin” 1998 -Adrian Hall in the Octagon.’

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Carl A Mears
Aramoana League

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‘Memory and the Myth of Communication -“DataFlower for  Dunedin” 1998 - Performed by Adrian Hall in the Octagon.’

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No. 15 (2012): Viral
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Reviews

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Author Biography

Carl A Mears, Aramoana League

Carl A. Mears hailed from New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.A. sometime in the mid-sixties. He gleaned a lot in the ambiance of a great university, and from it’s superior art-collections and libraries gained a love of culture, learning and librarians. He is a Veteran of a Foreign War, and served in a junior officers’ mess somewhere or elsewhere. Until recently peripatetic, he lives now at Walden Pond.