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October 2011
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Florence + the Machine at The Creators Project this weekend. ::swoon::
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September 2011
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August 2011
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A Sagmeister interpretation and more in this week’s featured work from the Gallery.
Sorry, the Ukrainian in me couldn’t resist. Dude rocks out on accordion (looking metal as fuck). The description is pretty hilarious too:
“This film emphasizes our Russian national origin. It is a visualisation of cacophony performed on an original Russian instrument – button accordion (bayan) which is commonly associated with traditional Russian way to relax and entertain. The film...
As the DOW drops another 500, I’m reminded of this brilliant TED talk from Kevin Slavin on how computer algorithms (that we don’t even understand) are increasingly shaping our world. Watch it. It’s good.
July 2011
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I have a weakness for steampunk and this is a particularly fine specimen of gorgeous steampunk-style animation.
June 2011
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February 2011
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"Unusual Dates" (Unusual Mom Email)
So my parents *love* sending me weird spammy emails full of bad jokes and political GIFs, oftentimes written in a dizzying mix of Russian and English, or Rushglish, if you will. I’ve learned to ignore them for the most part, though they’re good for the occasional chuckle and exasperated head shake, but today’s email was kind of intriguing:
FW: Unusual dates
This year we will...
January 2011
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The Creators Project: We're looking for an intern. →
Know any talented student writers interested in technology and culture? Send them my way! I’m looking for an editorial intern at The Creators Project. In case you haven’t heard, we’re doing some badass shit this year. Like partnering with Coachella…
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The Creators Project, a new art and technology website from VICE and Intel, is looking to hire a...
October 2010
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Creative Inspiration Courtesy of Google's... →
Google’s Creative Labs team put together an impressive list of some of the most creative projects on the internet. You’ve probably seen a lot of this stuff before—the Arcade Fire HTML5 browser-based music video, the We Feel Fine website, and the stop-motion 8-bit film “Pixels,” but I’m sure there are undiscovered goodies in here for everyone. Definitely worth a...
September 2010
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Arts + Tech + Volunteerism = Warm Fuzzies
Most of you are already familiar with the ArtsTech meetup I organize, a group dedicated to integrating the worlds of art and technology and fostering a discussion around how tech can benefit the cultural community. Over the course of these past two years, I’ve learned a lot about the art world, including some of the resource struggles faced by smaller non-profit arts organizations....
The Creators Project Is Looking For Interns
I need an intern! Please pass the word along to any students you may know. Personal references are GREATLY appreciated!
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The Creators Project, a new art and technology website from VICE and Intel, is looking to hire a part-time intern to work out of our Williamsburg offices. The position is unpaid, but we can offer course credit through your institution (course credit is not...
Typography Nerds, Rejoice! →
LOVE this “So You Need A Typeface” infographic. Click through for large version with zoom.
Want To Screen Your Work In Beijing? →
We just announced a new contest on The Creators Project blog that I’m really excited about. We have a huge 3-day event coming up in Beijing next weekend and are looking to add a few more short films, experimental videos, animations, motion graphics, what have you to the line-up. If you know anyone who would be interested in having their film screen before an audience of thousands in China...
August 2010
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Take that, touchscreens! Because clicking is WAY overrated.
From The Creators Project blog:
Need More Nude Men In Your Life?
The Numen Camera 1.0 is an iPhone app that recreates any picture you take as a collage of half-naked 8-bit cartoon men in pink undies. Now if that doesn’t sound like $0.99 well spent, we don’t know what does. Imagine what fun you’ll have turning your friends’ faces into a gang of scantily clad bros, then posting it all over...
Beautiful (if slightly disturbing) time-lapse video. Amazing that the scanner worked despite the ant infestation!
July 2010
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Data Poetics: Digital Art @ Google
If you haven’t seen the Data Poetics show at the Chelsea Market Google offices, I highly recommend it. The show is a good primer on new media art and features some of the better-known proponents of the genre like Mark Napier, Scott Draves and Aaron Koblin. The show is also hosting several talks with the artists, one of which takes place this Thursday. I’ve already sent in my RSVP and...
I’ve been drawn to a lot of chiptunes/electro-pop music lately — Crystal Castles, Anamanaguchi, Tristan Perich. Something about those bleeps and bloops is just SO damn infectious and dance-able. The above video of Scottish chiptunes musician Unicorn Kid came from a Creators Project reader and was featured today on The Creators Project Spotlight, along with some other thoroughly awesome...
Create a 3-D Hologram with your iPad →
In the iPad, we were promised a game changer. So far, the reality has been disappointing, at best. User-developed open-source applications like this one, though, definitely give hope to iPad-fueled innovation.
Chatroulette Inspires Art Exhibition →
Just wrote this piece for The Creators Project blog! Please forgive my shameless whoring of my own writing over the past week. Very much excited to be writing again, and about art and technology no less!
Comments, suggestions and other general feedback is very welcome. If you know of other interesting artists or projects merging art & tech, send them my way!