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While in Barcelona i visited BAC!, the contemporary art festival located mainly at the CCCB center. Poster of […]
Living in Babylon (BAC! part 1) One of the most striking and enchanting pieces i saw at BAC!, […]
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On the left, an aerial shot of the dam (image The Times) The Three Gorges Dam is the […]
From Spark to Pixel (Part 1) Second part of the visit of the exhibition From Spark to Pixel. […]
I’ve spent half of the day dancing the sirtaki in my kitchen to the sweet sound of Demis’voice […]
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Just as i was panicking that i wouldn’t be able to post anything today because i had spent […]
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I finally got to visit From Spark to Pixel. Art + New Media, which presents developments in contemporary […]
Bonjour les amis. For those of you who lament the fact that design has almost disappeared from these […]
I found about the exhibition Toy Comix when reading Cati’s blog who read about it on another blog. […]
Today being Toys Day on the blog, let me introduce you to Plushie. This really neat system, created […]
SHD Super Holland Design, edited by Tomoko Sakamoto and Ramon Prat. (Amazon USA). Publisher Actar says: The anxiously […]
As part of the exhibition on Apartheid, the courtyard of CCCB in Barcelona is occupied by a thought-provoking […]
Previously: Winners of the VIDA awards announced. Here is a list of the Honorary Mentions of VIDA, the […]
The winners of the VIDA awards have been made public this morning in Barcelona. The international competition on […]
Big crowd at the Babylon-Mitte film theatre and cheerful mood last weekend. I had spent the past few […]
I was back in Berlin on Saturday just in time to get some provision for the retina at […]
I’ve spent the last few days in Madrid to spy on the Visualizar workshop which is currently taking […]
Previously: Life Inside Bubbles, Emergentes – 10 projects by Latin American artists (part 1). Back to the Emergentes […]
Making Things Talk: Practical Methods for Connecting Physical Objects, by Tom Igoe (whom i interviewed over a year […]
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Steven Poole has released a free (as in cost-free and DRM-free) PDF version of the recently revised edition […]
Often compared to Weegee, photographer Enrique Metinides shot for Mexico City’s “nota roja,â€? the bloody pages. He chronicled […]
Kitchen Budapest is a brand new media lab for researchers who are not only interested in the convergence […]
While i was in The Netherlands a couple of weeks ago, i had a quick stop in Eindhoven […]
After yesterday’s brief intro, here’s a heftier coverage of the Emergentes exhibition which opened last Friday at LABoral […]
I came back yesterday from the always gorgeous Asturias (nothern Spain) and gosh! it was great to see […]
Ever since i’ve heard Dan Phiffer and Mushon Zer-Aviv present the ShiftSpace project at ars electronica, i’ve been […]
A few months ago, i started covering in details the projects developed at the Interactivos? workshop which took […]
Hand Job: A Catalog of Type, curated by Michael Perry. Amazon USA and UK. Publisher Princeton Architectural Press […]
Jens Hauser’s presentation in Aix en Provence (part 1) On Wednesday afternoon, last week, curator Jens Hauser gave […]
I never write about job offers but this doesn’t mean that i can’t make an exception. Mediamatic is […]
Do you want to replace the existing normal?, a collaboration between Fiona Raby, Anthony Dunne and Michael Anastassiades, […]
More notes from the talks i heard at De l’objet de laboratoire au sujet social (From Laboratory Object […]
Constraint City – The Pain of Everyday Life lets you literally, feel this pain of information society. The […]
You left me no other action / cool off whiner, 2004 After Aix en Provence i’m in Turin […]
I’ve just spent four fascinating days at the Ecole d’Art d’Aix en Provence where a whole week of […]
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Time for a lazy post. Bra Trainer is a fictional teaching aid designed by Noam Toran to instruct […]