JESS3™ prehysteries of new media Take a More Realistic Approach to Your To-Do List with the 3 + 2 Rule There are SO many grammar and spelling problems in this article, I found it VERY difficult to follow what the author was trying to say. Normally I can look the other way, but when the grammar is so bad it interferes with the message, it needs to be fixed. "Why bother why you will be working the whole day anyway?" * should be: Why bother when you will be working the whole day anyway? "Or sometimes I haven't been switching for a longer time and then I completely loose track about the project and it took me hours to get on the track again." * s/b: Or sometimes I go a long time without switching and then I completely lose track of the project and it takes me hours to get on track again. "Context switching is ridiculously easy because this way you don't switch just very few times per day!" * s/b: Context switching is ridiculously easy because this way you only switch a few times per day! "…considering how easy is to switch between (small number of) projects, just do switch!" #corrections
BYOB (Bring Your Own Beamer) BYOB (Bring Your Own Beamer) is a series of one-night-exhibitions hosting artists and their projectors. Anyone can make a BYOB exhibition. It’s very simple: - find a space- invite many artists- ask them to bring their projectors Please read the FAQ if you want to organize your own BYOB. Rafaël Rozendaal, 2010 - 2013 BYOB Amsterdam, photo by Idan Shilon BYOB Venezia, photo by Riley Harmon BYOB London BYOB Paris BYOB NYC, photo by Rafaël Rozendaal BYOB Boston BYOB Austin, photo by Ben Aqua BYOB LA, photo by C-Coy BYOB Berlin, photo by Anne de Vries Statistical modeling, causal inference, and social science: Blog of Andrew Gelman's research group, featuring Bayesian statistics, multilevel modeling, causal inference, political science, decision theory, public health, sociology, economics, and literatu
Bienvenue sur le site officiel du Journal L'Illustration, de son fonds documentaire et de ses archives historiques Container Village: arredi multifunzionali (con)temporanei - Design Context “Container Village – Living in a box” è il progetto che ha visto coinvolti gli studenti della Facoltà di Design e Arti della Libera Università di Bolzano durante il semestre estivo 2013. Voluto e diretto dei docenti Claudio Larcher e Gianpietro Gai, il programma prevedeva lo sviluppo di idee e la successiva realizzazione di prototipi e arredi funzionali destinati agli spazi di un container. Oggetti che sono stati allestiti in un vero e proprio villaggio del ‘temporaneo’, grazie alla collaborazione con l’azienda altoatesina Niederstaetter, che ha fornito una struttura composta da tre moduli abitativi, provvisti di terrazza sul tetto. Le proposte di arredo, che dovevano rispondere a tre precisi ambiti di sviluppo (living, working e fun), avrebbero dovuto adeguarsi alle esigenze multifunzionali di trasformabilità e trasportabilità. PROGETTIBITTA è un set di sgabelli salva-spazio pensati per essere appesi alla parete. Un SÉPARÉ nato dall’unione di una scala con un tappeto.
W E S T E R N D I G I T A L logTool: Revealing the Hidden Patterns of Online Surfing Behavior logTool [onformative.com] is a data visualization tool that displays your online activity, based on data from the powerful network packet sniffing tool Carnivore. By analyzing the different IP addresses and ports, the visualization is able to determine and represent what kind of application or service sends or receives the packets. Developed for the magazine Weave, logTool was used to digest the surfing behavior of several interaction designers, artists and developers. The time period of a whole day was split into 288 timeslots, 5 minutes each, represented by a radial bar graph. The gray bars show the overall outgoing Internet traffic while the purple bars show all the packets that were received by the user. The dotted line is a more detailed view of all HTTP requests. Both tool and source code can be freely downloaded. See also Nebul.us and EyeBrowse.
Anthology Film Archives : About - Overview Anthology Film Archives is an international center for the preservation, study, and exhibition of film and video, with a particular focus on independent, experimental, and avant-garde cinema. Founded in 1969 by Jonas Mekas, Jerome Hill, P. Adams Sitney, Peter Kubelka, and Stan Brakhage, Anthology in its original conception was a showcase for the Essential Cinema Repertory collection. An ambitious attempt to define the art of cinema by means of a selection of films which would screen continuously, the Essential Cinema collection was intended to encourage the study of the medium’s masterworks as works of art rather than disposable entertainment, making Anthology the first museum devoted to film as an art form.
Codrops Collecting Contemporary Art Means Collecting Digital Art Petra Cortright. RGB,D-LAY, 2011. Webcam video file. Edition of 5. 1 AP. Courtesy of the artist and Steve Turner Contemporary, Los Angeles. Last night, Rhizome was the beneficiary of the Paddles On! At the start of the evening, I hosted a panel discussion titled "Collecting Contemporary Art Means Collecting Digital Art." For the panelists, the title was also provocative for its use of the phrase "digital art." During the panel, Sacks also argued for the alternative term "new media," as this suggests more of a continuum of practices based on artistic experimentation with new tools, encompassing not only digital artists but also electronics tinkerers of the 1970s or biotech artists who work with DNA. At Rhizome, we describe our field as "artistic practices that engage technology." A few hours before the panel, Annie Werner, arts evangelist of Tumblr, published this post:
Weave Data Tutorial Weave Data TutorialTutorial for Weave Magazine 03.10 about visualizing network data Client: Weave Magazine / Page publisher We all use twitter, write emails, skype and blog all day long. There isn’t a single day we are not going to visit websites like google, youtube, the website of our favorite newspaper or social network and browse through the web. Despite that, or actually because of it, everybody tends to use the web in a different manner. Even if you are not using your computer at all, it is heavily communicating with the internet by sending and receiving so called IP-packets from all different kind of software that is installed on your PC. By analyzing your personal internet traffic logfile using the custom written software you get a distinctive and unique visualization of your online activities. Collecting the Data To collect the needed data we wrote a little packet sniffing tool using processing and the open source carnivorePE library. Weave Article How to read kiefer_100224