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E. ~Rosebud - March 02nd
Tracing the Intangible
Urbanscrawl is an abstraction of everyday city life and like Urban Tapestries it addresses the social implications of mobil technology in an urban environment.
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Mr.Rosenburger - February 27th
Remote Adventures
Finally controlled my RC car in the studio from a remote coffee shop through a Flash interface.
For more details check the Remote Control workshop in April
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Amy - February 23rd
European Pollutant Emission Register
Find out who, and what is polluting the air in your country.
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E. Rosebud - February 19th
Dabba Wallahs:India's amazing lunch delivery service
The Dabba Wallahs have achieved and maintained a level of service over the last 112 years to which top-notch Indian business empires can only aspire.
And yet they don't have a pedigree, higher education or money - essential ingredients for success in corporate India.
Forbes has awarded the dabba wallahs a Six Sigma performance rating, a term used in quality assurance if the percentage of correctness is 99.99 or more. This means there is one error on every 8 million deliveries of lunches.
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Amy - February 17th
The Art of Work: Union Workers Commission Artists
From the Journal of Aesthetics and Protest
"In support of today's protest by the Las Vegas Culinary Union against the Venetian Hotel Casino's anti-union activities, two Los Angeles artists are casting a shadow on the new Guggenheim Museum. The opening ceremonies for Las Vegas' newest institution of high art at the Venetian Hotel Casino take off this afternoon, but the motif of counter-celebration is already hanging in the sky. A "Black Cloud" is hovering over the museum today as members of the Culinary Union gather to protest union-busting by the Venetian. This "cloud" of over 1000 balloons is being called a sign of symbolic mourning for the Guggenheim's passive compliance with the Venetian Hotel Casino's anti-union campaign. Artists Nicole Cousino and Sarah Lewison predict further bad weather for Las Vegas, if contracts like the one the Venetian has made with the Guggenheim are going to be the centerpiece of the city's program to bring in high art.
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Eddy Rosebud - February 17th
INterval: an INfront Photography Project.
INfront is posting the INterval Project, invites you to submit photographs which capture a period in time...an INterval.
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Amy - February 16th
Social and Ecological Justice
Platform
PLATFORM has been described as many things - an arts group, a forum for political dialogue, an environmental campaign - but, in essence, it is an idea, a vision of using creativity to transform the society we live in; a belief in every individual's innate power to contribute to this process.
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Rosemary - February 04th
High Art in the High Seas
Cubans Try to Reach Fla. in Floating Car.
Two Cubans who tried to sail to Florida in a truck converted to a pontoon boat last year are making another attempt, this time piloting a seagoing 1950s-era Buick with nine other people, including five children, relatives said.
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Rosemary - February 03rd
Transmediale Festival
The theme of transmediale.04
is Fly Utopia! Dreams and illusions have been abandoned by our present society only on the surface. Rather, after the collapse of the 20th cenutry’s grand ideologies there is once again an increasing search for concepts that point beyond the restrictions of the factual and that offer visions of the old and the new potentials of creative action. In this context, digital media, and technology in general, maintain their ambivalent image as objects of utopian hope and as signs of an impending apocalypse.
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Amy - February 02nd
Cambodian hybrid motorcycle/WiFi network
In Cambodia, motorbikes act as routers for a store-and-forward email system: The New York Times
The New York Times reports on a system that allow remote villages in Cambodia to send and receive email via Wi-Fi-equipped motorbikes. The Motoman system converges in the provincial capital where a satellite-enabled school uploads and downloads email for the remote recipients. The system is funded in part through U.S. benefactors who aren’t just sending money; they’re spending time there as well, and helping to improve the qualit of medicine and people’s livelihoods.
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Elmar - January 31st
David is processing.
Today David held a workshop on the advanced web and multimedia authoring tool processing.
More on Processing
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Amy - January 28th
Genetically Modified Flower Detects Landmines
A Danish biotech company has developed a genetically modified flower that could help detect land mines and it hopes to have a prototype ready for use within a few years.
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Amy - January 27th
Public Space = Public Domain?
FUSEDSPACE , an international competition for innovative applications for new technology in the public domain.
Entry deadline is April 30th.
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Amy Franceschini - January 27th
After many weeks... we finally have a blog.
thanks to elmar!!
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