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Rachel Falconer moderating the panel Signals from the Future: Launching The Liminal Review. Photography by Even Askildsen

Rachel Falconer moderating the panel Signals from the Future: Launching The Liminal Review. Photography by Even Askildsen

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The Liminal Review

Pieces · 4

Anarchival Re-Renderings

Synthetic Trauma and the Poetics of Erasure

Techno-spiritualism and Digital Animism

The Liminal Review 2025

Coverage · 3 articles

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2025Synthetic Trauma and the Poetics of Erasure
2025The Lumen Prize Looks to the Future of Digital Art

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2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026

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