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Any big city is a complex system consisting of countless individual elements made of cars, pedestrians, buildings, etc. […]
Gallery of Russian dolls by artists. The one on the left is by Martin Ontiveros. The other by […]
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In 2005, the Taiwan based B.B.Birdy toy company are presenting “The Funny Club Show”, a traveling art show […]
Space for privacy (1) The floatable jellyfish-like vessels project, by Usman Haque (the author of Sky Ear), drift […]
War Of Monstars is a graphic battle between Koadzn and 80 other designers and illustrators. The images are […]
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Went to Knit 2 Together: Concepts and Knitting, at the Craft Council. Everyone was smiling and sometimes even […]
Freddie Robins subverts the medium of “knitting”, an activity often perceived as feminine, comfortable and non-threatening, to explore […]
Brainscore, by Darij Kreuh and Davide Grassi, features two performers in front of a screen where computer-generated events […]
Game Music, by Vladimir Todorovic, threats a video game space as an environment for music production, sampling, processing, […]
“The introduction of foreign genes into plants has revolutionized the study of plant biology and provided new avenues […]
Even if you understand nothing about the Ornamental Bug Garden piece (and I´m not sure I understand the […]
The Aurea project, by Team, tries to tackle the lack of attachment that residents may feel towards certain […]
“Only a certain kind of person goes to galleries. But everyone goes to the toilet.” For The Washroom […]
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Soviet poster collection, from the Tsarist period to 1998. Via The Apartment.
Barcelona-based French artist Thomas Charveriat creates installations that use GPS, SMS, video, sound, electronic data to interact with […]
“Digital Cubes”, by Simon Schiessel, is a “dominoes” game played with electronic cubes. Placed next to one another, […]
Core77 has a report about its trip to NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Winter Show. Among its favourites is Fish-byte.net, […]
Girltron digital images, by Kirsty Boyle, provocatively mix doll parts and transformer-style toys to create a new species. […]
Elizabeth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle were angry when the California Supreme Court stopped gay weddings just one day […]
Communication Grill Chang-tei, by Japanese artists Kou Sueda and Kouji Ishii, is an electric cooker controlled by a […]
In Makoto Ishiwata’s Vacuum Packing! the consumer becomes voluntarily a vaccum packed product. After donning a baseball catcher’s […]
Crucifix NG (Next Generation), by Tisch student Elliott Malkin, is a battery-operated crucifix that can be affixed on […]
More magic carpets… Brian Knep‘s Healing Series are interactive floor pieces that change in response to visitors. When […]
Petra Trefzger ‘s Flying carpet is decorated with geometric patterns that swirl around your feet as you walk […]
RAW is an audiovisual recording device, developed by MIT Media Lab Europe researchers Joelle Bitton, Stefan Agamanolis and […]
ROBORIADA is a video game-like performance, created by artists Boryana Dragoeva and Oleg Mavromatti, where two Robo-Sapienses (human […]
The “Animal, Vegetable, Mineralness of Everything” of Ken Feingold, an American artist that creates artificially intelligent sculpture, are […]
Mark Cypher’s Biophilia * installation enables participants to interact with and generate organic forms based upon the distortion […]
Brain Tumour helmets with Microwaves, by Australian artist Ian Haig, explores the impact of microwaves and their role […]
The Sky Orchestra project, by UK artist Luke Jerram, develops music specifically for sleeping people and delivers it […]
Rewiti Arapere, a student of the Mäori Visual Art programme, projects grafitti bombing to public spaces in Palmerston […]
“Instant city” is an installation, developed by Sibylle Hauert and Daniel Reichmuth and Volker Böhm, that allows players […]
An Invisible Force is a beautifully crafted desk which answers questions. You selects a question you want answered […]
Interactive designer Toke Oliver Barters (DK/UK) has developed the RGB Player (RGB stand for red, green and blue), […]
Fernando Orellana ‘s Unending Enclosure features IR-equipped robots imprisoned in wooden columns, living in constant fear and distrust. […]
The Infrasense installation, by Montreal-based robotics artist Robert Saucier and artistic group KIT, uses the idea of the […]
Benoît Maubrey is currently showing in Berlin the Audio Igloo, an acoustic space made from disguarded electroacoustic junk. […]
Universal Whistling Machine, by Canadian artists Marc Böhlen and J.T. Rinker, is an attempt at developing a communication […]