De beaux graphiques sans sens. --- Turbulences video - videoformes. Depuis le numéro 57 la revue est devenue numérique. Elle est téléchargeable gratuitement ici. Les numéros antérieurs sont disponibles selon les conditions suivantes : 1 numéro : 3 € (frais de port pour la France inclus) 2 numéros : 5 € (frais de port pour la France inclus) 3 numéros : 7 € (frais de port pour la France inclus) Pour l'étranger, contactez-nous ici Pour procéder à un achat ou obtenir une précision, nous contacter : videoformes@videoformes.com n°56 - juillet 2007 Orlan, détour(nements) et métissages ...
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" True, but they can also help sell an exhibit. Case in point: The Martin Agency in Richmond, Virginia, put a small budget toward a campaign promoting the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts's Picasso Exhibit "Picasso: Masterpieces from the Musée National Picasso, Paris," which begins February 19. The campaign includes QR codes in print and out-of-home ads plus a dedicated Facebook Page. The QR codes access a website featuring 15 pieces of Picasso's art, plus a link to buy tickets. "We started thinking about Picasso and how progressive he was as an artist and it made sense to use technology," says Keith Cartwright, group creative director at the Martin Agency. Ads sporting QR codes will soon go up in 33 Starbucks locations in Richmond.
A Facebook Page, meanwhile, includes information on geocoordinates in various cities where fans can experience Picasso's work via AR.