Graham Hudson‘s ironic “self-defeating” outdoor sculpture When its windy this sculpture falls over is “a tautological, self-annulling system, […]
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Been wandering in Linienstrasse today. That’s where i discovered Thorsten Brinkmann´s self-portraits. The portrait seance starts with very […]
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 […]
Deathless, a gallery dedicated to stencilists and street artists in Mitte, is currently showing paintings and multilayered stencils […]
It’s not easy to pretend you’re an ueber-cool and detached blogger when you have to tell readers “Vote […]
Last week i took the train to Oldenburg. That’s a 3 and a half hour journey from Berlin. […]
Waiting for taxidermy? Justine Cooper‘s peek inside the drawers and storage areas of the American Museum of Natural […]
Going to be another exciting week in Berlin: – the lovely Johnny Haeusler and Tanja Kreitschmann who write […]
In February, Bibi started a daily blog with videos of films, ephemeral, vintage commercials, animations, cartoons, series and […]
A few weeks ago, Rafael Mizrahi told me about the 4th Kinnernet, a hyper-geek event organized each year […]
In Edible City – Part 1, my report on an exhibition about the urban environment and its food […]
Fantasmagoría: espectros de ausencia -Phantasmagoria: spectres of absence- is a new exhibition taking place at the Luis Angel […]
A few weeks ago i made an interview of Alejandro Tamayo, a Bogota-based artist-engineer and a teacher working […]
Viral Confections are chocolates shaped into the molecular structure of the hepatitis C virus. A model of the […]
Now this is getting embarrassing. I’m posting something about Fiona Raby & Tony Dunne nearly every month, linking […]
Last week in Oslo, i attended a very inspiring talk that Tom Igoe gave at the Oslo School […]
By Bjarne Melgaard. Just because we like monkeys. Image source + thanks Kenneth!
As Innovationsforum Interaktionsdesign was trying to reflect the whole spectrum of interaction design and innovation, they needed the […]
My Google Search History: Disturbing. By Albertine Meunier.
The Ludic Society‘s Tagged City Play for Real Players in Real Cities was recently presented at Social Hacking, […]
Patrick Kochlik and Dennis Paul live in Berlin, work at ART+COM, and love to tell stories with technology. […]
Gillian Crampton Smith is regarded as one of the pioneers of interaction design. In 1989, she established the […]
Kristjan Kristjansson, user interface consultant / art director for the IBM Center for Solution Innovation in Hamburg and […]
Mike Richter‘s talk launched the second day of the Innovation Forum Interaction Design conference. Richter is a professor […]
In the the last session of the day, 6 pairs of students from different European interaction design-courses had […]
Tim Edler, co-founder of media facade specialists realities:united believes that ten years ago, many architects asked themselves how […]
Bernard Kerr is currently designer for del.icio.us at Yahoo! in California and used to work for IBM before […]
Deutsche Telekom Laboratories is a corporate, yet relatively independent institution that exists since October 2005. One of their […]
How can product design change through interface design? Interface-guru Gui Bonsiepe says that it essentially is the design […]
(Blogging from Innovation Forum Interaction Design. Not exactly live but hopefully more complete) According to the keynote speaker […]
Special programme coming up on wmmna tomorrow Friday 30 and Saturday 31. We’re going to dedicate this space […]
William Betts‘s intriguing paintings View from the Panopticon will be exhibited April 13 – May 25, 2007 at […]
While in Belgium last week (or was it the week before?), i made a quick trip to Maastricht […]
3 mega tumble dryers made of steel tubing wrapped in tarpaulin. 12 visitors at a time could enter […]
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I’m going to spend a few days at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts. I don’t know […]
I never post calls for projects* for two reasons: i’m too lazy to keep up with them and […]
Scanned from a 1933 issue of Popular Science and spotted last month on Popular Mechanix. I’m still laughing… […]