Yesterday was another day at the Salone (actually at the Fuori Salone, the name given to the hundreds […]
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TODO, the organizers and curators of BIP 2007 – building interactive playgrounds are looking for interaction design projects […]
I’ve blogged, seen and talked about many artistic projects that remind us of the omnipresence of technologies of […]
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The registration for the 4th International Mobile Music Workshop is now open. It will be held on May […]
Yesterday in Soundbytes – Part 1, i gave a brief overview of the art works installed on the […]
Music textile is a large tactile interface for playing electronic music. Navigable score on music textile XYi The […]
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Last week i took the train to Oldenburg. That’s a 3 and a half hour journey from Berlin. […]
Members:Feng Hao,Yang Tao,Xiao Wei “Ten Joint Arrayâ€? is not a simple repeating tour-plan, but a series of dramatic […]
After the GP4, a player that uses the earth as a disc and its portable version the G-POD, […]
The Tri-phonic Turntable (1997), by Janek Schaefer, is inspired by the work of composer and choreographer Philip Jeck. […]
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Madrid Abierto, an art programme which held in February, is a yearly event that explores the way the […]
A microphone in the cabinet of the Talking Popcorn machine picks up sound of popping corn, and a […]
Tapes and tape recorders are good candidates for a virtual cemetery like Bruce Sterling‘s Dead Media Project. Artists […]
Martyn Ware, a leading figure in electronic music and co-founder of Illustrious Company, is an extremely busy and […]
More about the open studios at Tesla that took place in Berlin last week during the Transmediale festival. […]
Just read what might be the best review that Transmediale deserves this year, i don’t agree on every […]
Yop! Another nice project from the Work in Progress Show of Interaction Designs at RCA. The Escape Headphones, […]
The Transmediale festival opened yesterday evening. The programme lists several interesting partner events, some funky installations at Maria […]
Bacterial Orchestra is a self-organizing evolutionary musical organism made of audio cells. Every cell -consisting of microphone and […]
Mark the date in your agenda: January 29 at 8 p.m. And the place C-Base (a 5 minute […]
Yuichiro Katsumoto from imgl/Keio Media Design in Japan has developed a fascinating “toy” which could turn potentially any […]
Ryota Kuwakubo‘s Prepared Radios are handmade and programmed to extract only consonant sounds from the broadcast. All meaning […]
Pe Lang and Zimoun from Untitled Sound Objects have a fantastic portfolio of interactive sound pieces. Their poetic […]
I’m going to spend a couple of days in Weimar to give a talk at the Bauhaus University […]
Today is January 17th – Art’s Birthday. It was the French Fluxus artist Robert Filliou who in 1963 […]
The Heart Chamber Orchestra is a one-hour performance that literally creates music “from the heart”. The orchestra consists […]
Instead of presenting complex images (computer programs or photographs) each computer of The Analog Color Field Computer (ACFC) […]
Jonathon Keats is a conceptual artist who is currently exhibiting extraterrestrial abstract artwork at the Judah L. Magnes […]
Radio Beam Guides Girls in Blindfold Race (from the Sep, 1934 issue of Popular Science.) The ancestors of […]
Keny Marshall’s ongoing exhibition at SPACE Gallery in Pittsburgh is called Apophenia and the eye-catcher is “electro-acoustic experiments”, […]
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The Ravezooka is a musical weapon that shoots powerful “hardcore” sounds based on your target’s distance from the […]
If you liked the Laughing Swing, you might appreciate this one… After observing children swinging their legs in […]
Compact/box, by Bernhard Moosbauer and Oliver B. Rubli, is an installation of turntable sculptures playing records that brings […]
Tal Drori commented on the Muttering Hats by pointing to a brilliant goofy project of hers. I didn’t […]
Canine Cacophony is a proposal for a site-specific and sound installation for the Washington Square Park Dog Run […]
I’ve blogged some pretty wild thingies to grace your head in the past: stunning hats made of human […]
Olly’s definition is a bit on the very long side but it’s the one we liked best:
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Just back from the screening of 8 BIT Movie, a documentary about art and video games, directed by […]