Graham Smith (artist)

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Graham Smith is an artist, inventor and educator^{[citation needed]} based in Germany, Canada and the Netherlands^[clarify] He has exhibited for the last 25 years.^[when?]

Early Telepresence Robot. — Early Telepresence Robot

Early life

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Smith was born in Vancouver, British Columbia.^{[citation needed]}

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Smith directed the VRAAP program (Virtual Reality Artist Access Program) at the McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology at the University of Toronto.

Smith was the only artist in the international Dutch Electronic Art Festival (DEAF) to display 2 large scale works,^{[citation needed]} "MOBI" and "Morphing Machinery" and is one of the founders of the German art collective, Cybercity Ruhr.^{[citation needed]}

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