The guys at MAKE magazine have released one of the few (if only) open source mp3 players. It’s […]
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Player Printer uses a combination of defunct computer hardware, open source software and electronics to reinvent a player […]
News from the big North (via Artnode): The video of Steve Kurtz (CAE) lecture at the digital artfestival […]
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Banana Poetry, a work in progress by Croatian artists Ivan Nikolić Lesh and Ines Krasić, explores the use […]
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Scientists at the CSIRO‘s Textile and Fibre Technology division in Australia have woven electronic sensors into a T-shirt […]
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I saw The Cup Communicator a few months ago at the RCA show. There wasn’t much explanation about […]
While driving through Africa, Michael Sheridan and his film crew met two men crouching in the sand and […]
Net_Dérive, by Atau Tanaka and Petra Gemeinboeck with the collaboration of Ali Momeni, is a location sensitive mobile […]
The four Water Bowls, by Victoria Vesna, use of some of the latest scientific observations to revisit common […]
undersound is an interface that allows you to listen to, distribute and affect the flow of music on […]
Just stumbled upon this ear-pleasing (there’s an audio-sample on the webpage) performance from 1999: Improvisation for Two Altered […]
Autistic concert, by French artist Gilles Barbier, places the visitor into willing isolation. They have to put their […]
Celeste Boursier-Mougenot‘s Harmonichaos is a sound installation made of 13 vacuum cleaners fitted with a harmonica in their […]
Maryanne Amacher, winner of the 2005 Prix Ars Electronica for digital music, is currently showing “Gravity”, the newest […]
On Friday 6th October the Post CS parking space in Amsterdam will be turned into a drive-in concert […]
The Collision Project, by Gerhard Marx and Clare Loveday, lecturers at the Wits School of Arts, is a […]
So far, the headphones of music players have been isolating us from noise but also from one another. […]
A last show i didn’t want to miss while in New York last week was Invisible Geographies: New […]
Freestyle SoundKit was another piece i liked at the Conflux festival. It’s the latest project by Jessica Thompson […]
In Pour des dents d’un blanc éclatant et saines, by Dutch artist Jeroen Diepenmaat, stuffed birds play records […]
If you’ve never found any reason to go to Lancaster, the upcoming Perimeters, Boundaries and Borders might be […]
If i wasn’t already busy wearing this superb freckleproof cape day in day out, i’d certainly want to […]
On Sunday i painfully woke up on time to listen to Paul DeMarinis whom i thought would present […]
The annoying thing about ars electronica is that even if you spend 5 days there, you’ll always discover […]
First day at ars electronica 2006. i was quite reluctant to go this time. Feeling that i’ve seen […]
Lise Autogena‘s Sound Mirrors Project is inspired by the derelict acousic mirrors at Denge, England, it aims to […]
Vollkontaktkonzert – Full Contact Concert, by Stefan Brunner and Michael Wilhelm, arranges a musical composition out of a […]
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Techno Textiles: Revolutionary Fabrics for Fashion and Design No. 2, by Sarah E. Braddock Clarke and Marie O’Mahony […]
Exploded monologues is a rather fetching machine that you can strap on your shoulders to literally send your […]
“From the first world war until the 30’s air acoustics played an important role in the air defence. […]
“Monalisa: shadow of your sound,” by Norihisa Nagano and Kazuhiro Jo, is an installation that allows one to […]
My notes from Zach‘s Making the invisible visible, a talk that he also dubbed “How i came to […]
Here’s my notes of the talk that Atau Tanaka gave about Mobile Music: Creating New Musical Forms For […]
I don’t like it but i can’t help it: this blog is turning into Toshio Iwai’s fanclub website. […]
The Breath Car is part of Matthew Irvine Brown‘s projects involving playful designs for beginner musicians in need […]
Looking for Sonambiente 1? Sonambiente, the festival for hearing and seeing, took place in Berlin over the past […]
I’ve spent a wonderful weekend in Berlin, zigzaging the city to visit the various sonambiente locations. The festival […]
Just back from We Love Technology which took place yesterday in Huddersfield. Everyone seemed to have a great […]