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HEK (House of Electronic Arts)

Museum

also known as HeK (House of Electronic Arts), House of Electronic Arts, House of Electronic Arts Basel

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Profile (past & present)

Leaders: Sabine Himmelsbach

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Hosted events

Exploring the Decentralized Web — Art on the Blockchain, Collective Worldbuilding — Art in the Metaverse, Body Anxiety in the Age of AI, HEK X Tezos: 404_LAND

Location

Basel, Switzerland

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

Collected works · 1

The Sound of eBay

Coverage · 8 articles

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