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Magazines: Nozone X, a minima, Neural, Cluster and Volume

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Booklets on media art, politically-engaged graphic design and comics zine, essays about cities built from zero, slums and the worst way to deal with them, etc. What a lovely Summer i just had

Regine September 25, 2008 activism, architecture, design, green, magazine

Conflux 2008: notes from the panel Cartography of Protest and Social Changes

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The work of artists, designers and activists like Lize Mogel, John Emerson and Brooke Singer demonstrate that maps have the potential to bring about social changes

Regine September 24, 2008 activism, Conflux2008, locative

C.STEM 2008: Breeding Objects – Computational Design, from Digital Fabrication to Mass-Customization

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The conference and exhibition present a selection of visionary projects anticipating future developments in design process and technologies. What happens when design, creative coding and digital fabrication meet mass-customization?

Regine September 21, 2008 Art in Turin and Milan, design, other reports, software, trends, wearable

Conflux, Hello Sunday!

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Gosh! Was it hot that day! That didn’t prevent Lucas to hide inside a cabinet waiting for passersby to roll him home, Jenny walked around in black jacket monitoring wifi signals and Gerry morsed around the neighbourhood

Regine September 19, 2008 art in new york, Conflux2008, green, locative, telephony, wearable, wifi

Conflux 2008: on Saturday

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My favourite art and tech festival for the creative exploration of urban public space has moved from Brooklyn to Manhattan. Was that really a good idea?

Regine September 18, 2008 Conflux2008, installation, performance, sound

Walking around Chelsea (part 1)

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Little kids frolicking on rice paper, porn images getting a needlework treatment and Chechnya Women’s parachute jumping

Regine September 15, 2008 art in new york, sex

Heavy Light: Recent Photography and Video From Japan

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13 Japanese artists explore themes such as the tension between individual expression and collective identity in contemporary Japan, the relationship of the adult to the child and the fight between human culture and nature

Regine September 10, 2008 art from japan, art in new york, photography

Pictoplasma NYc – Characters in Rhythm

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Peter Thaler & Lars Denicke started to get interested in characters ten years ago. They were fascinated by the very anti-Pixar essence of these characters: they have no background, no purpose nor story to tell. Yet, they have a soul and a clear personality, they manage to communicate no matter the country where they are shown. Demonstration

Regine September 9, 2008 art in new york, design, Pictoplasma

Pollstream by HEHE

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Pollstream by HEHE won the Golden Nica in the Catergory Hybrid Art. Pollstream consists of the three projects attempting to visualize human smoke emissions

Jan September 7, 2008 Uncategorized

Interview with Daniel Canogar

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Although Daniel Canogar is a media artist who’d deserve an interview about his own work, our conversation focused on the 11th edition of VIDA, a competition that rewards works of art produced with and commenting on artificial life technologies

Regine September 7, 2008 interview, latin america, robots, VIDA

Message to readers

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No ars for me. Instead i’ll be covering the Pictoplasma conference and screenings in New York and the Media City biennale in Seoul. Any tips about Seoul is more than welcome

Regine September 5, 2008 art in new york, events, something about me

Ars Electronica snapshot of the day

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Johannes Gees’ action salat is a very relevant interaction in the xenophobic political climate in Switzerland

Jan September 5, 2008 activism, ars electronica 2007, installation, sound

Exonemo solo exhibition at [plug.in] in Basel

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When a snuff movie for mouse and cursor meets a sewing machine and a paper shredder all they can talk about is the effect that a symbolic death in a computer game can have in the physical space

Regine September 3, 2008 art from japan, games, installation, life online, other reports

Manifesta: in the disused tobacco factory

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Free ice cream made to taste like memory and spectacle, giant helium-filled balloons that makes you feel 35 kg lighter and an hypnotizing performance on ice

Regine September 2, 2008 body, installation, Manifesta

Manifesta: Form and Function Follow Climate

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Philippe Rahm re-created, inside a room, the climate and exact daylight that the city of Bolzano would experience in the absence of global warming. The installation demonstrates how today, you can still obtain a ‘natural’ climate but only through artificial means

Regine September 2, 2008 body, green, installation, Manifesta

Re-sampling Ornament at the Swiss Architecture Museum in Basel (CH)

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The exhibition demonstrates how the development of construction and manufacturing processes have enabled the rise of a new culture of ornament. One which is not only innovative and aesthetically stunning but also economically viable

Regine September 1, 2008 architecture, design, events, other reports

Manifesta: the Chernobyl’d Matrioska

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Even if they are made of wood and paint matrioskas can suffer the effects of radiation

Regine August 30, 2008 art, Manifesta

Manifesta: caring for fungi and pollution

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A robot engraves a habitat for fungi while a team of architectural conservators trap dust and dirt in latex in order to preserve and display it like a precious shroud

Regine August 30, 2008 architecture, bio, bioart, Manifesta, robots

The unusual suspects of Manifesta: The Pirate Bay and David Adjaye

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A famous architect and a no less renowned group of activists participate to what is probably the best section of the itinerant European Biennial of Contemporary Art. Hop on the pirate bus!

Regine August 28, 2008 activism, architecture, installation, Manifesta, politics

Manifesta 7: Tantalum Memorial – Residue

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A telephony-based memorial to the people who have died as a result of the ‘coltan wars’ in the Congo. Coltan is mined for an essential component of mobile phones that is now more valuable than gold

Regine August 26, 2008 installation, Manifesta, telephony

Casa per Tutti / House for Everyone

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Exhibition of past and contemporary dwelling solutions, from emergency housing to self-built home, houses for specific users (student housing, hostels for girls, nomads’ houses, workers’ housing, the wearable house, etc.), including research by artists who have put the affordable issue at the centre of their work

Regine August 25, 2008 architecture, Art in Turin and Milan

Interview with Riitta Ikonen

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The artist has just received a Design for our Future Selves award for Commuter Thrival, a brilliant communication campaign that aims to raise awareness of the issues surrounding public transport through posters visualising people’s emotions with quirky costumes

Regine August 21, 2008 design, interview, photography, rcashow, wearable

Reactivate!! Urban refuges and atomized garden

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Two site-specific projects at the Contemporary Art Space in Castellon engage with the theme of ‘remodeled spaces and minimal interventions.’ One is a semi-transparent space for mediation, the other is a community of plants

Regine August 19, 2008 architecture, EACC, events, green, installation, social networking

The 798 art district, take two

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Everyone will tell you that the quality of art you can see or buy at the 798 art area in Beijing is getting scarcer by the day. Yet, the ex-factory district remains a unique and irresistible place. There’s even a new media art gallery

Regine August 18, 2008 art from china, installation, other reports

The Museum of Jurassic Technology

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A modern wunderkammer in Los Angeles, where the boundaries between history and fiction, magic and reason, narrative and scientific method are completely fluid.

Sascha August 16, 2008 art in California, other reports

Virtual Transgender Suit, avatar termination and other online world tales

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How are people’s lives being affected by online games and what is the role of real world ethics and behaviour codes in such virtual spaces?

Regine August 14, 2008 games, life online, rcashow, wearable

Book review – Bright: Architectural Illumination and Light Installations

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Bright catalogs the state of the art of illumination and its use in architecture, design and interactive installations. Some projects are so astonishing that you forget the building underneath the light show, others act more as subtle enhancement of a building or environment

Regine August 13, 2008 architecture, book reviews, design, installation

PIG 05049, a conversation with Christien Meindertsma

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Beer and lemonade, shampoo, medicine, munitions, cardiac valves, car paint and brake discs, matches, desserts and bubblegum, pills, bread, etc. Over three years, Christien Meindertsma tracked the products made from parts or even tiny particles of pigs. Her quest provided her with 187 products and led her to a tattoo artist, dentist, farmer and weapon specialist

Regine August 10, 2008 bio, design, installation

REACTIVATE!! Part 2, Instant urbanism

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The temporary and modular architecture projects presented in the exhibition use existing structures and buildings to generate new scenarios and redefine the city as a site for play and appropriation. Interestingly, the way they regain control over space is totally at odds with the current ‘no loitering’ trend

Regine August 8, 2008 architecture, EACC, street

REACTIVATE!! Part 1, Urban reanimations and the minimal intervention

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The show brings together a compilation of recently-built projects which demonstrate how resourceful architects and designers can transform disused, outworn or inadequate urban spaces and buildings into efficient, and even aesthetically striking edifices

Regine August 5, 2008 architecture, EACC

HMKV Satellite Voyeurism – workshop documentation online

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The workshop was great and extremely insightful. The least one could say about my contribution to this PDF document is that is extremely minimal but the rest is well worth your sunny afternoon my friends

Regine August 5, 2008 events, locative

Retired priests have all the fun

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How some young Spanish architects transformed a 15th century building into a gorgeous and frisky place, complete with washing machine windows, gardening plots and opportunities for debate and participation within a religious community

Regine August 3, 2008 architecture, EACC

Book Review – The Concrete Dragon: China’s Urban Revolution and What It Means for the World

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Campanella’s book examines the forces behind China’s urban revolution. It traces both the historical precedents and the increasingly globalized information, ideas, and trends that have combined to create a new Chinese landscape

Regine July 30, 2008 architecture, book reviews, trends

ISEA 2008 – The Juried exhibition

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The International Symposium on Electronic Art takes place biannually in various cities throughout the world. This year, the main exhibition features 16 works developed specifically for ISEA2008 by international and local artists. Priscilla Bracks reports from Singapore

Regine July 29, 2008 body, events, games, green, installation, other reports, sound, wearable

Unknown Weegee at the Palazzo della Ragione in Milan

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Weegee gained fame for his photos of crime scene and villains, his documentation of life in the city from the 1030s Depression to the postwar period, but he was also keen on bringing into light social problems

Regine July 28, 2008 Art in Turin and Milan, photography, vintage

Edward Burtynsky at the Long Now Foundation

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Photographer Burtynsky propses a 10.000-year gallery to go along with the foundation’s plans for The Clock of the Long Now in a remote mountain site.

Sascha July 25, 2008 art in California, events, photography

Interview with PSJM (Pablo San José and Cynthia Viera)

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PSJM acts as an trademark of happening art addressing issues of the artwork in the market, communication with consumers, or function as an artistic quality, using communication resources borrowed from capitalism of the spectacle to underscore the paradoxes produced by its unbridled development.

Or how Karl Marx made me buy a blue Summer dress

Regine July 24, 2008 activism, advertising, interview, LABoral, wearable

The SOLA – Static Obesity Logging device

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Could we envision that one day surveillance technology will have a role in healthcare? Could it provide some help in the fight against obesity? What would then be the potential uses (misuses?) of this data by others?

Regine July 24, 2008 design, gadgets, privacy, rcashow

Conversation with Karin Ohlenschläger, curator of Banquete_nodos y redes

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Banquete_nodos y redes presents more than 30 Spanish digital and interactive works that critically and creatively explore the notion of Network as a shared matrix, not just from a technological perspective but also from a socio-cultural perspective

Regine July 21, 2008 activism, art, events, installation, LABoral

Olivetti, Una bella società

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This year Turin is the World Capital of Design, a title that the city is not holding with much panache. No critical design, no interaction design, nothing really progressive nor challenging either. Still, there’s a couple of interesting exhibitions going on throughout the city. The one i visited on Thursday might actually be the best show about design i’ve seen in a long time

Regine July 19, 2008 Art in Turin and Milan, design, vintage

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