undersound is an interface that allows you to listen to, distribute and affect the flow of music on […]
Gregory Green explores the evolution of empowerment, with conceptual artworks and performances that suggest explosive devices, such as […]
Is the Internet becoming an entity? If the answer is positive, what are the characteristics of this being?, […]
Last month at Cinematexas, Eddo Stern premiered Darkgame (prototype), a sensory-deprivation game that explores whether a video game […]
Inspired by their discovery of three bears in a Glasgow basement in 2001 Bryndis Snæbjörnsdóttir and Mark Wilson […]
New media art is usually a lot of fun. So much fun that i sometimes forget the beauty […]
Two pretty clever installations that use different technologies to create a stream of evanescing data over a wall: […]
French designer Matali Crasset invites those suffering from seasonal affecting disorder to get their daily dose of light […]
Fashioning the Future. Tomorrow’s Wardrobe, by Suzanne Lee, a Senior Research Fellow in Fashion at Central Saint Martins, […]
Matsushita in Japan will release in December Aiterrarium, an indoor gardening system whose lighting, temperature and water supply […]
Now, this is really worrying: Councils in London, West Yorkshire, Northumberland and Dundee are supplying householders with covert […]
Just stumbled upon this ear-pleasing (there’s an audio-sample on the webpage) performance from 1999: Improvisation for Two Altered […]
Elegant Embellishments is working on a decorative tile that can be installed quickly to reduce air pollution in […]
RealSnailMail is a project currently developed by boredomresearch. The system uses real snails with pet RFID chips glued […]
Radar Men from the Moon was the first serial starring Commando Cody, a civilian researcher whose mission is […]
The Blanche Neige (Snow White) Project is a series of on-going interventions launched by Catherine Baÿ in Paris […]
Lisa Devaney put together a report of the Artful Gaming exhibition that took place last week in London. […]
Autistic concert, by French artist Gilles Barbier, places the visitor into willing isolation. They have to put their […]
The magnificent Flying Steamroller (1996), by American artist Chris Burden, is in London until Sunday. Every half hour […]
http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/yyy/0burakkke.jpg
Electricity flowing around the body. What an uncomfortable thought, writes Hannah Perner-Wilson. Yet she designed the Clothing that […]
I came back from Ci’Num yesterday. The event, held in Margaux (very very small French town too far […]
Olle Essvik’s Sunclock is a lamp that tracks the sun’s movement in the sky and follows it. When […]
Celeste Boursier-Mougenot‘s Harmonichaos is a sound installation made of 13 vacuum cleaners fitted with a harmonica in their […]
The Agency for Cultural Affairs of Japan recently selected “Japan’s Media Art Top 100” based on the votes […]
Tomorrow (10th Oct) evening at 20:20h sharp, the third edition of the local Pecha Kucha will kick off […]
Maryanne Amacher, winner of the 2005 Prix Ars Electronica for digital music, is currently showing “Gravity”, the newest […]
Only 2 weeks left to download Wagner James Au‘s talk at Knock Knock, a conference about Technology challenging […]
One Eye Ball is an attempt by Hung-Chih Pen to experience the world from the view of dogs. […]
Australian performance artist Stelarc is to present three of his latest works Partial Head, Walking Head & Extra […]
I’m gutted not to be able to be in Paris over the next few days: there will be […]
On Friday 6th October the Post CS parking space in Amsterdam will be turned into a drive-in concert […]
Five Billion Years – Part 1. More on some of my favourite pieces from the 5,000,000,000 Years exhibition… […]
The Tangible and Embedded Interaction’07 (TEI’07) conference will take place on February 15-17 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The […]
http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/yyy/0photomariesester.jpg
Translation of the accompanying text in 20minutos: Kids at the swimming classe in Jisou, China. (bigger caption).
Crashed spacecraft surrounded by white butterflies, from Spaceship Junkyard, Russia, 2000. By Jonas Bendiksen. After the Soviet collapse, […]
The name of the Interaction Design Department at the Royal College of Art in London has now officially […]
The Lower Mill Estate in the Cotswolds Gloucestershire (England) is a 222 hectares land with seven lakes and […]
Day-for-Night, an hommage to Paco Rabanne and a celebration of the beauty of electronics, is a modular, reconfigurable […]