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By IAN PAIGE | April 29, 2009

YOU'RE TALKING MODES INSTEAD OF MEDIA — The idea of a multi-modal, emergent, rhizomatic community where you feel sexy to be alive. I believe it can happen in a foundation classroom, nevermind the Bauhaus nonsense. We have to imagine, as a culture, embarking richly. You don't wait for your PhD. Or to be taken care of at an MFA. It can happen across platforms and modes and ages. This is the required minimum to begin.

Ian Paige can be reached at ianpaige@gmail.com.

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