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Julian Priest

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No. 13 (2010): unseen
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Author Biography

Julian Priest

Julian Priest was co-founder of early wirelessfree network community Consume.net and has been active in spectrum politics in support of an open spectrum in the public interest. His current artistic practice concerns the boundaries of technology and environment with a focus on energy. He shows, performs and writes internationally. He is a trustee of Aotearoa Digital Arts, and runs The Green Bench project space in Whanganui, New Zealand.