That’s where i’ll be until Monday. Thanks a lot to Constant Dullaart for the invitation. I’ll be spending […]
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The Sonar festival isn’t just music, clubbing and dancing. There were also tons of wmmna-esque works to eyeball […]
What happens when someone using a new technology finds it to be so enticing that they feel compelled […]
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While in Barcelona, i visited Plagiarismo, an exhibition about the appropriation and re-formulation of other artists’ ideas. The […]
The Endless Forest is a MMORPG where everyone plays a deer. And no, the aim is not to […]
Graduation show of the IDII in Milan, project number 6! Control Freaks are devices that attach to everyday […]
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I’ve been admiring Motomichi Nakamura‘s work for some time now. Yesterday i stumbled upon an interview of him […]
Jens Brand‘s G-Player (Global player) works like a CD-player. But instead of playing CDs, it plays the globe. […]
Drew Hemment created the Futuresonic International Festival in 1995. As AHRC Research Fellow at University of Salford, he […]
Beijing’s historic layout, which dates back six hundred years to the time of the Ming Dynasty, consists of […]
… on their wedding day. Via Otomano who recommends also the pictures of an unknown family who probably […]
Instant Drawing Machine is a good example of how art+technology can meet the man on the street. Oliver […]
Well… when i write Blast Theory, i mean one of its members: Matt Adams (i took some extremely […]
Blast Theory is presenting their latest work, the Day Of The Figurines, at Sonar. The game, set in […]
Suhjung Hur informed me a few days ago that the Art Center Nabi in Korea was organizing a […]
I’m off to Barcelona to attend Sonar. I’ll be giving a talk tonight at 7 p.m. at the […]
Russia is to build the world’s first floating nuclear plant to provide power for remote areas. The plant […]
Fifth project seen at the graduation show of the IDII in Milan last week. Note to Self by […]
DailySoundZaping randomly opens videos found on the -continously updated- online video archives Dailymotion. The system reads their sounds, […]
Shigeki Hayashi creates ceramics that look like they were machine-made of plastics or PVCs. A closer examination reveals […]
The Multimedia Institute in Zagreb (Croatia) has just opened the exhibition System.hack(). System.hack() is every hack that opens […]
In October 2004, i had to prepare a presentation for Art Futura in Barcelona. It was about “Things […]
Anne Francis pampered by Robby the robot. More images: 1 and 2. Via Hugo Strikes Back datajunkie.
Fourth project from the IDII graduation show. Stint, by Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino, is a music sharing service that combines […]
Several massively multiplayer online games publishers report that dozens of their players have tied the knot after meeting […]
Anab Jain and Tom Jenkins are to install their Yellow Chair at ISEA San Jose in August. The […]
Nicoline van Harskamp has done an extensive research on both public and private security guards and police forces […]
Light Tracer, developed by Karl D.D. Willis, invites the participant to write, doodle, draw and trace images in […]
Thank you, gracias, merci Bello Pubico for having found those videos of Chapi Chapo online. Chapi Chapo was […]
La Petite Claudine has found a Discovery documentary about the history of video games from Atari to Nintendo. […]
Third project from the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea final show (see dedicated category). Chia Ying Lee‘s Sonic Graffiti […]
Just a quick post to rant again. Quick reminder: on Wednesday, a search for www.we-make-money-not-art.com on Technorati resulted […]
At first sight, the Laughing Swing is a regular swing and has to be used as such. When […]
RetroCrush has interviewed 3 (yes 3!) actors from Russ Meyer‘s 1970 cult movie, Beyond the Valley of the […]
More about that Playmobiel exhibition that just opened in Amsterdam. I was particularly intrigued by the software for […]
CALL A BALL is a pretty neat and very simple concept developed by three young Dutch designers: Janis […]
The Queen takes the salute from Chelsea Pensioners at the Founders Day Parade, Royal Chelsea Hospital. Via The […]
Atelier Van Lieshout proposes collectively organized forms of working and living that circumvent conventional categories (see their Disciplinator […]
Tomas Klassnik is a graduating student from the Royal College of Art and is contributing to Airspace, a […]
Nicholas Zambetti has just graduated from Interaction Design Institute Ivrea and i have no worry about this guy’s […]