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Category Archive: street
Deathless, a gallery dedicated to stencilists and street artists in Mitte, is currently showing paintings and multilayered stencils […]
I never post calls for projects* for two reasons: i’m too lazy to keep up with them and […]
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Last week i visited a superb art venue just outside Paris: La Ferme du Buisson. Each year in […]
Many media art pieces share the approach that they want to turn the urban environment into a playful […]
Tapes and tape recorders are good candidates for a virtual cemetery like Bruce Sterling‘s Dead Media Project. Artists […]
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Been away for ten days. Hardly checked my emails, let alone my RSS feeds. Very bad: i nearly […]
I’m sometimes asked what my favourite “new media art”/interaction design projects are. The answer varies according to my […]
Sometimes you’d go to a conference to listen to someone whose work you admire and the experience turns […]
Over the summer, 8 artists from Denmark and abroad have made temporary works and plantations in outer Nørrebro, […]
Apart from the ShiftSpace presentation, the other Pixelspaces talk i really enjoyed was by James Powderly and Evan […]
The theme of today at ars electronica was Going to the Country. So we went to the country, […]
Finland- and UK-based artist-researchers Loca were running their project in downtown San Jose. They had molded hollow concrete […]
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Artist Karolina Sobecka gave me a ride in her car yesterday, which she is driving around as part […]
Conflux, the annual New York festival for contemporary psychogeography, will take place in Brooklyn, NYC, September 14-17. At […]
Nicoline van Harskamp has done an extensive research on both public and private security guards and police forces […]
Third project from the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea final show (see dedicated category). Chia Ying Lee‘s Sonic Graffiti […]
Yesterday i visited the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea final show in Milan. Good stuff as usual. And even […]
(P) LOT, an ongoing project by Michael Rakowitz (of the notorious paraSITE), questions the occupation of public space […]
The stencils Maya Deren paints on the street are usually removed by Cambridge (UK) local council. In response […]
Another Spanish project (which isn’t part of the New York show) that intrigued me: the city of Basauri […]
(written by manekineko) I’ve been occasionally reading online articles on the Japanese geek subculture. For example, Washington Post […]
The POST IT project, by Chus García- Fraile, sets out from a reflection on consumerism in western culture […]
According to James Nachlin, New York City’s streets are full of interesting and potentially useful things that have […]
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Frida V. is a computer-enabled bicycle that allows riders to map open WIFI nodes in urban spaces. It […]
Santas ghetto is a street level art gallery that brings you some of the most feared names from […]
Fernando Llanos has built [vi video] a wearable projection system that allows him to screen videos in any […]
Hybrid House is a monumental architectural structure that incorporates building elements from the temporary architecture of Caracas, West […]
Tom Hawes’ project “came about by recognizing skateboarding as an unstoppable urban pathology.” Skateable Furniture is a range […]
The FatJab is a handheld printer that allows artists to print patterns and stories on any surface in […]
CS400, by French urban activist SCANDAL, is an emergency spray can to make graffiti. CS means Concept Subversif […]
Superstar is a multiplayer photo-based game designed for Ubicomp 2005, Tokyo. The game is free, and open for […]
Parasite is the other project by Frédéric Eyl, Gunnar Green and Richard The I saw at the UDK […]
Le 19eme Trou preaches the pleasures of Street Golfing in Paris. You can play it along the Seine, […]
A study of bathroom graffiti in America. Via wtbw.
Ian, the guy behind I Like Drawing, has taken his pens to the street to draw on rubbish. […]
Streetclock , by 3eyes, encourages people to consider the idea of time before digital technologies became pervasive. Shadows […]