January 2010
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A video showing Peter Gregson rehearsing for a demo at the TEI conference at MIT. He is wearing a shirt fitted with custom designed stretch sensors designed by Sarah Kettley and Martha Glazzard. These sensors are sending data to custom software designed by Yann Seznec in Max/MSP which manipulates the sound of the cello in real time.
Jan 27th
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Copy Shop by Virgil Widrich [2000]
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Ken Hollings: Lectures →
Jan 26th
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Post Tool: Variations →
an interface that creates an animation as you play music [by Post Tool Design ]
Jan 26th
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Motion graphics / micro biology / sounds
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http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/ →
A blog that focuses on the intersection between art, science and social issues.
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Jonathan Harris: the Web's secret stories →
We feel fine
Jan 17th
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We missed it at Decode digital dandelion by sennep/yoke on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
Jan 17th
Panopticon  →
We saw that during wenesday lecture : for a deeper look.
Jan 14th
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Professional Practice talk critique: Jason Bruges
Jason Bruges originally trained and worked as an architect before turning to interaction design. He formed jason bruges studio in 2001 to “create bespoke interactive installations”[i]. His practice can be described as highly interdisciplinary, balancing on a crossover of architecture, art, product design and interaction design. This distinctive feature of Bruges’s work affects the...
Jan 12th
If you could collaborate at A foundation
Providing a platform for some of the finest designers and illustrators practising in the world today, If You Could Collaborate is this year’s project by If You Could. 14 - 23 January 2010 A Foundation
Jan 12th
Institute of Contemporary Arts : Visual Art : For... →
Interesting exhibition at the ICA finishing on the 31st.
Jan 12th
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visualising malware →
romanian digital media artist visualising malicious software (trojans, worms, viruses and spyware code) as if they were examined under the electron microscope.
Jan 12th
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Visualising poetry [Brief at CSM]: My interpretation of T.S. Eliots’ “Burnt Norton”. Past, present and future are contained within the same space. jessika
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