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Profiles Disembodying the Body If their exhibition “Mark These Cradles” dis-embodies the embodied, Maia Paroginog’s sketchbooks rend the embodied to pieces. Read more… Steps: Episode 4 In this episode of Steps, Lloyd Lucin dances to Kolaj’s “The Touch”. Read more… vj labor Elektra, Montreal 2013 (Yatra Arts) from Joel Dittrich on Vimeo. Live audio/visual performance at Elektra festival, Montreal, Canada, 03 may 2013. Curated by Yatra Arts.

Bundle Trees & Trees II C4D - CGAxis 3d Models CGAxis Bundle Tree & Trees II is compilation our Volume 5 and Volume 14 contains 45 highly detailed models and now you can buy this bundle in new price. Volume 5: 1. Horse-Chestnut Aesculus hippocastanum .2. Horse-Chestnut Aesculus hippocastanum .3. Creating a Realistic Rain Effect with Canvas and JavaScript By Marek Brodziak I recently released a fun project called rainyday.js. I consider it a rather humble piece of code and, in fact, it is more or less my first contact with JavaScript on a level that requires a little more than displaying alert popups. Hopefully, some of you will find it useful and interesting. The idea behind rainyday.js is to create a light JavaScript library that makes use of the HTML5 canvas to render an animation of raindrops falling on a glass surface.

MAX — The Creativity Conference Maira Kalman was born in Tel Aviv and moved to New York with her family at the age of four. She was raised in bucolic Riverdale, the Bronx. She now lives in Manhattan. Maira has written and illustrated Eighteen children’s books, including Ooh-­‐la-­‐la-­‐Max in Love, What Pete Ate, Fireboat: The Heroic Adventures of the John J. Paris Re-Tale. The city’s spirit through its shop signs. Privacy Policy By subscribing to our newsletter, Pixartprinting S.p.A., as data Controller, might contact you by sending you our newsletter in order to update you on our products, initiatives and services, or to conduct statistical analyses or market research and assess your level of satisfaction. To that end, we will process only your e-mail address.

15 Amazing Interactive Installations Feb 21 2010 By Romain Colin Here is something for a slow lousy Sunday: in this inspirational round-up we feature some outstanding interactive installations that explore the art of interaction between environment, users and machines. Extraordinary artworks.