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Category Archive: isea2006
Finland- and UK-based artist-researchers Loca were running their project in downtown San Jose. They had molded hollow concrete […]
The Super Vision performance (via Grand Text Auto), by the Builders Association and dbox, was presented last week […]
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Mike Kuniavski, the curator of ISEA’s interactive C4f3, picked up his five favourite projects of the festival. One […]
SIMVeillance: San Jose, by Katherine Isbister and Rainey Straus in collaboration with SIM consultant Chelsea Hash, uses surveillance […]
For their installation Light from Tomorrow, UK artists Jon Thomson and Alison Craighead have installed light sensors in […]
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Artist Karolina Sobecka gave me a ride in her car yesterday, which she is driving around as part […]
First up at the second day of the workshop on biotech and art was artist and Buffalo-based researcher […]
I’m currently participating in a two-day workshop about art and biotechnology at ISEA/Zero One here in San Jose, […]
If i were to go to ISEA this year (but i won’t have to as Sascha is going […]
Breeze is an ambient robot inhabiting the body of a willow tree. Unlike us, Breeze can visually sense […]
Anab Jain and Tom Jenkins are to install their Yellow Chair at ISEA San Jose in August. The […]
Born and raised in Silicon Valley, Douglas Edric Stanley has been working for ten years in France as […]
The ’50s-style look of the DEFENDEX-ESPGX as well as its content bring about implied comparisons between the fearful […]
Pimp my Heart is a performance/vehicle intervention that uses a HBBB (HeartBeat Bass Booster) system to amplify the […]
Cobi van Tonder, author of the brilliant Ephemeral Gumboots, has been commissioned a new work for ISEA2006. The […]
Carried by a twenty foot blimp, Movable Feast / Fête Mobile is an autonomously controlled vehicle that, nevertheless, […]
Douglas Bagnall‘s Filmmaking Robot can edit short films. The computer software programme can select from a range of […]
If you liked James Auger/Jimmy Loizeau’s Augmented Animals and Natalie Jeremijenko’s Ooz project, an experiment in “interspecies communication,” […]
Acclair, by Luther Thie and Eyal Fried, is a security and neuromarketing service that points to Acclairism, a […]
Corporate Sabotage, by Kok-Chian Leong, examines the private politics behind the corporate world, an environment where competitiveness turns […]