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Este jueves desde las 18 hrs por la plataforma Facebook live de @plataforma_arte_medios nuestro director e investigador Pepe Rovano, conversará sobre el proceso metodológico para la creación de nuestra obra interactiva @uvalpochile @museodelamemoria @fondart @jazz97.3 cl @totoralfilms #idoc #AR #VR #memoria
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Posted On: September 8th 2021, 01:05 am
Este jueves desde las 18 hrs por la plataforma Facebook live de @plataforma_arte_medios nuestro director e investigador Pepe Rovano, conversará sobre el proceso metodológico para la creación de nuestra obra interactiva @uvalpochile @museodelamemoria @fondart @jazz97.3 cl @totoralfilms #idoc #AR #VR #memoria
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