Starting on July 9th, the [DAM] Digital Art Museum will screen digital animations and software art on the […]
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Japanese artists Seiko Mikami and Sota Ichikawa’s new work, Gravity and Resistance, combines a real-time, pressure sensor equipped […]
Iceland inside and out is a 10 day workshop taking place in Iceland from today June 30 till […]
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Simon Faithfull’s research focus on an open-ended mapping process. He uses a palm-pilot as a kind of psycho-geographer’s […]
The french Net Art portal called Uyio now offers artists the possibility to reference their Wap Art, SMS […]
T.Whid blogged about answers he gave to a Danish student who is doing research on contemporary artists’ weblogs. […]
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(t)error, an interactive videoinstallation, is meant as a mixed reality arcade game where the player, physically represented in […]
I’ve just spent half an hour on the Artbot website, an international art exhibition for robotic art and […]
Andrew Yahner, from Boston, does not delete spam, he reads it and turns it into poems. All the […]
In arab, Fadaiat means “through spaces”, but also satellite dish and space ship. Today and tomorrow, in Tarifa […]
“Street meme” is an Eyebeam R&D project monitoring the spread of memetic street art. Unlike traditional graffiti where […]
Artist Peter Gomes will be walking and drawing on Deptford High Street during Deptford X, an arts festival […]
Bio Mapping, a research project by Christian Nold, combines bio data with spatial data to explore new ways […]
Alphabet Billboard Cambridge (ABC) is an interactive portrait of Cambridge that unfolds in real time over a period […]
Audiomobile is a project by the Vancouver artistic collective First Floor , exploring “sonic maps” by riding in […]
Antwerp has been granted by UNESCO the title of World Book Capital in 2004. Among the activities set […]
The artistic group from Madrid “mmmm…” has fashioned the virus “Amazonas”, that “eats” pixels on the screens of […]
Traces of Fire is an art exhibit and social experiment that traces the movements of ten cigarette lighters […]
Message in a Bottle is a GPS mapping project by UK-based artist Lalya Curtis. Last Tuesday, bottles with […]
new york snap exchange is a multiplayer street photography game taking place all over New York City started […]
From May 20 till June 18, the Rx Gallery in San Francisco invites owner of phone cameras to […]
In a recent entry, we announced the SimpleTEXT performance in Ghent (Belgium), but this month, they will also […]
Texterritory v2.3 With the audience’s help, she decides what to wear and even who she might call if […]
Yury Gitman, a wireless and emerging-media artist, created Magicbike . This common bicycle turned mobile WiFi hotspot gives […]
SimpleTEXT is an audio/visual performance that focuses on the dynamic involvement of the audience through input from mobile […]
Middlesbrough’s newest piece of public art, Spectra-txt is a 10-meters tall mirror tower covered with more than 1,000 […]
Canadian artist Garnet Hertz is specialized in weird experiments: he equipped a living wireless cockroach equipped with a […]
Habitat Perspective is an online installation that tracks participants in their movements about Tokyo. Using GPS-equiped mobile devices, […]
artones.net artones.net is a research commission for artists making mobile phone art in the sms era. 50% of […]
Human Pacman Human Pacman is a mobile entertainment system built upon position and perspective sensing via Global Positioning […]
Tens of millions of pictures were taken and sent via emails by mobile phones in the United States […]
WiFi – SM: feel the global pain WiFi-SM Thanks to its new P2P technology (Pain-to-Pain), WiFi-SM allows you […]
The CRUMB is a discussion list devoted to archiving material specifically concerning new media art curating The next […]
In 1831, Bristolians took to the streets in revolt against the defeat of the Reform Bill in the […]
03.04.-02.05.2004 they want to present artistic concepts dealing with communication via mobile phone and / or satellite, with […]
TechKwonDo__julian bleecker TechKwonDo Julian Bleecker has been involved in technology design for over 15 years, creating mobile, wireless, […]
The Sky Ear Project Electromagnetic waves pervades the atmosphere. Cities have a diverse and vibrant hertzian culture, with […]
Whisper is a real-time interactive media installation, based on small wearable devices, wireless computer communication, and handheld technologies […]
Perspectives – marcos weskamp The idea behind Habitat Perspectives is visualizing spatio-temporaly the places we inhabit. You will […]
IN-duce: DE-duce “Amodal Suspension” is a large-scale interactive installation developed for the opening of the new Yamaguchi Center […]