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- ↑ Interview with Floria Sigismondi Dirt Issue - Revolutionart 4
- ↑ RevolutionArt Magazine interviews Matt Mignanelli "A New York State of Mind"
- ↑ Interview with Nina C. Alice from Skew siskin Global Crisis Issue - Revolutionart 16
- ↑ Interview Jeremyville Archived 2008-11-19 at the Wayback Machine Jeremyville Website
- ↑ Playboy's Mandy Lynn in Revolutionart Models
- ↑ Interview with Lemmy Kilmister
- ↑ Alice in Chains video directed by Paul Matthaeus
- ↑ Colophon 2009 (Luxembourg)http://www.colophon2009.com/archive/?mag_id=2059
- ↑ We Make Magazines http://www.gestalten.com/books/detail?id=ceaea7651fc964c3011fcd0d059d0005
- ↑ Dotmov 2009 (Japan) http://www.shift.jp.org/en/archives/2009/09/dotmov_festival_2009.html
- ↑ What's more alive than you 2009 http://wmaty.com/
- ↑ Art By Chance 2010 http://www.artbychance.org/short-film-festival-sponsors-supporters,23.htm
- ↑ ArteLaguna Prize 2009 http://www.artelagunaprize.com/index.php/sponsor-a-partner.html
- ↑ Annual Design Awards 2010 Sponsors http://www.annualdesignawards.com/sponsors.php
- ↑ Technarte 2013 Sponsors http://www.technarte.org/es/partners.php