November 30, 2006
Retired
sLop (the blog you are reading) is retiring..
The archives should stay up indefinitely though so feel free to continue linking in if you like..
In the coming weeks, I should have something new up. Please stay tuned.
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April 19, 2006
ITP End of Year Events - Thesis Presentations and End of Semester Show
ITP Spring Show 2006
A two day exhibition of interactive sight, sound and physical objects from the student artists of ITP.
This event is free and open to the public. No need to RSVP.
ITP Thesis Presentations 2006
ITP's graduating students will be presenting a wide variety of highly creative and interactive projects that they have constructed over the course of their final project seminars.
Students have been encouraged to undertake projects that bring together the conceptual and design issues that they have engaged in during their two years of study at ITP.
Projects will include installation based work, digital video and audio pieces, interactive 3D, games and educational applications, to name only a few.
ITP will be providing a live webcast of all the thesis presentations.
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February 04, 2006
Rhona Gorvy
Rhona Gorvy, South African Artist
Beautiful and haunting works..
Nice job Daniel..
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January 30, 2006
Tech Art January Roundup
artnet Magazine - Technical Knock-outs
Dorkbot, "Superlowrez" at vertexList and "Dewanatron" at Pierogi.
From the article:
For the show, vertexList brought aboard eight artists, among them the stalwarts of the Brooklyn art scene: Joe Amrhein, Brian Conley, Matt Freedman, Kristin Lucas, Jillian Mcdonald, Joe McKay, Akiko Sakaizumi and Jude Tallichet. All of them agreed to work with the same gadget for the project, a custom-built box of 12 x 14 electronic light-up "pixels." Since this dimension is calculated to be just under the pixel-content of the normal computer cursor, the format is extremely constraining (additionally, each box has a chip that can hold just 1,984 "frames" of information.)
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January 18, 2006
It's time for you to be Somnambulated!
wwwSomnambulator
I love it..!
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January 15, 2006
stay free, article roundup
Stay Free! Daily: This Month in New York City Critical Mass OR How Much Does It Cost the City to Run One of Those Police Copters All Night? - Story of what Critical Mass has become. Bikers vs. Police. Messed up!
Stay Free! Daily: Sucking on the tit of McDonald's - McD's, marketing to kids? I wouldn't say that this image is evidence but there is no doubt.
Stay Free! Daily: Hiking through Manhattan - The highline!
Stay Free! Daily: Radio Free Clear Channel - Clear Channel doing pirate radio. Quick someone get the FCC on them.
Stay Free! Daily: How did Mad Hot Ballroom survive the copyright cartel? - I have always had issue with this. You can video tape a public space with visual private property in that space, but you can not have the sounds of that space if it includes music. Documentaries are greatly suffering because of this.
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December 14, 2005
Social Networking Site for Visual Programmers
CodeTree: Watch Your Code Branch Out and Grow.
From the site:
Welcome to CodeTree, a social networking community created to bring new media artists, programmers, and students using Macromedia Flash and Proce55ing together. Learn more about this site, start browsing the code, or join the community and start sharing your code today!
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December 10, 2005
Interesting Art and Technology Lab
V2_ :
Home
Seems like it might be a place similar to Eyebeam (in NYC).
From the site:
V2_, Institute for the Unstable Media, is an interdisciplinary center for art and media technology in Rotterdam (the Netherlands). Founded in 1981, V2_ is an organization that concerns itself with research and development in the field of art and media technology. V2_'s activities include organizing (public) presentations, research in its own media lab, publishing, developing an online archive and a shop offering products that are related to V2_'s area of interest.
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September 23, 2005
Burning Man 2005 Comics
Burning Man 2005 The Comic Book
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September 20, 2005
Negativland Enters the Art World
Negativlandland @ gigantic artspace
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Floating Islands
Robert Smithson at the Whitney Museum of American Art
Can't wait to catch a glimpse.. Wish I had my own ;-)
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September 19, 2005
Cheap screen printing tutorial
craftgrrl: Cheap screen printing tutorial
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September 16, 2005
ABC, 123, RGB (minus the G)
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August 22, 2005
Local Report
local report: home
For those of you wondering what I have been up to for the past month or so, here is your answer: Called, Whitman Local Report, this is a performance piece utilizing mobile phones to create a montage of video "reports" and phone "reports" all in real time (live).
I created some custom software that runs on the phones (Nokia 6710's) to shoot and automatically upload video from the participant's phones (30 of them) and more software to playback the videos as they come in (with some controls for play, pause, stop, next and previous).
Hans, my technical collaborator, took care of setting up an Asterisk server and queue to receive the phone in reports and play those out as they came in.
We have one performance to go, please tune into the live stream, come to the live event or check it out afterwards. The previous 4 are available now if you would like a taste.
Here is some press that I just came across: Art and Innovation Collide
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February 16, 2005
Stay Free! now has a blog
Stay Free! Daily
The tag line:
Periodic ramblings from Stay Free!, a Brooklyn magazine focused on American media and culture
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December 06, 2004
ITP Winter Show 2004
ITP Winter Show 2004
Sunday, December 19 from 2 to 6pm
Monday, December 20 from 5 to 9pm
A two-day explosion of interactive sight, sound and technology from the student artists and innovators at ITP.
An oversized Greenwich Village loft houses the computer labs, rotating exhibitions, and production workshops that are ITP -- the Interactive Telecommunications Program. Founded in 1979 as the first graduate education program in alternative media, ITP has grown into a living community of technologists, theorists, engineers, designers, and artists uniquely dedicated to pushing the boundaries of interactivity in the real and digital worlds. A hands-on approach to experimentation, production and risk-taking make this hi-tech fun house a creative home not only to its 230 students, but also to an extended network of the technology industry's most daring and prolific practitioners.
Interactive Telecommunications Program
Tisch School of the Arts
New York University
721 Broadway, 4th Floor South
New York NY 10003
Take the left elevators to the 4th Floor
This event is free and open to the public
No need to RSVP
For questions: 212-998-1880
email: itp.inquiries@nyu.edu
http://itp.nyu.edu/show
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Hillary support's The INDUCE Act
I was dismayed to learn that Senator Hillary Clinton has come out and in fact co-sponsored Senator Hatch's Induce Act. What follows is a draft of a letter that I am writing to Sen. Clinton to express my concern. I hope that others will do the same.
Here is some background material:
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c108:S.2560:
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,64315,00.html
http://techlawadvisor.com/induce/
http://www.corante.com/importance/archives/004563.html
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20040618-3906.html
http://www.futureofmusic.org/articles/INDUCEanalysis.cfm
http://action.eff.org/site/pp.asp?c=esJNJ5OWF&b=164928
Like your iPod, read this:
http://www.eff.org/IP/Apple_Complaint.php
Please comment on the letter as you see fit.
Dear Senator Clinton,
I was dismayed to learn that you have come out in support of Senator Hatch's Induce Act. I hope that on further consideration of the issues that this bill covers that you change your stance to better reflect the opinions of your constituents and for the betterment of our society.
The Induce act as it currently is written does much to stifle free-speech, artistic and fair uses of media. Imposing legal responsibility on the makers of devices and software for illegal use such device or software will create a burden so great on manufacturers and creators of such programs that they will not develop or offer products that have potential for misuse.
I fear that by trying to curb the theft of copyrighted material you will instead be curbing the ability for individuals and groups with legitimate uses for the technology that enables such to use it. Being thoroughly immersed in an academic and artistic atmosphere, I am witness every day to fair uses of technology that would not exist today were such a law in existence. In fact I feel that the software that I am using to write this letter would not have been developed simply because it includes the ability to cut and paste text from any source into the document.
I believe that should this Bill become law that it will undo much of the progress of free-speech and alternative media creation that has been enabled by the internet, personal electronic devices, computers, tape recorders and so on. Furthermore it will be a giant step backwards and lead to increased power by the media and further relegate citizens to the role of consumer without a voice.
I hope that you will reconsider your position on this matter.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Shawn Van Every
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October 02, 2004
Spectropolis, Happening NOW
( (( ((( Spectropolis 2004 ))) )) )
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September 29, 2004
Nicebots opening in NICE
n i c e b o t s
Daniel, Mark, Ann and Jean-Marc put together this great exhibition in Nice France.
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September 20, 2004
There is quite a bit that is interesting about this "art stream"
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September 15, 2004
Media Arts Fellowships
Program for Media Artists
The Program for Media Artists offers some very nice Media Arts Fellowships.
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September 11, 2004
Alan's Site has a new Newsletter
Spreading The Love and Peace: The Alan Van Every Update
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September 10, 2004
Ask The Robot: RNC (Robot Nautical Convention)
Robot Nautical Convention
On Monday, Pursue the Pulse is putting on another Ask The Robot! I will be there showing mGen and Alan will be there too. Come check it out.
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June 23, 2004
Alan's Open Studio Sale
alan van every
Alan is having an open studio with a reception on Friday (June 25th) @ 7PM. Although I am most definitely biased, his recent work is quite exceptional. If you are interested in some contemporary paintings or just want to hang out, come by.
Alan Van Every
Open Studio Sale
99 Bowery #4
Reception 7PM June 25th
http://www.alanvanevery.com/
Flyer and details
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May 31, 2004
Grants grants and more grants
The Foundation Center - Helping grantseekers succeed, helping grantmakers make a difference
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Go international
Arts International-About AI
Showing work overseas, Art Internation can help:
Creation of Projects & Partnerships that help to identify, develop, and circulate new work crossing borders worldwide.
Development of Advised Funds and Regranting Programs that provide support to artists and arts organizations engaged in international work.
Use of New Technologies & Media to share information, reach new audiences, educate and serve the public, and create connections among artists and cultural organizers around the world.
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Internet radio goes ART
WPS1
From the site:
WPS1 presents a daily, 24-hour stream of music, talk and historic spoken-word programs focusing on contemporary art, music and literature from around the world.
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Engadget reviews some ITP work
Engadget visits NYU's ITP Spring Show - Engadget - www.engadget.com
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future physical
Future Physical
Looks to be a British art group that commissions performances, research and events that stretch the boundaries between the physical and real.
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May 17, 2004
Healthcare, grants and other services for artists
Fractured Atlas - a Non-Profit Arts Service Organization
Like the site says:
Fractured Atlas provides services, resources, and support to liberate a nation of artists. From healthcare to publicity to collaborative production grants, we supply critical tools for independent artists and arts organizations so they can focus on their creative responsibilities. By nurturing today's vital but underrepresented voices, we hope to play a role in fostering a dynamic and diverse cultural landscape of tomorrow.
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May 15, 2004
The empty black cube
On Tele-absence
Elliott has a nice write up on the concept and ideas behind Tele-absence (the opposite of Tele-Presence, something I have been spending the majority of my time on).
From the site:
I recently, along with Anees Assali, created a large black cube that sits motionless and visually impenetrable in a gallery space. Beyond its simple physical structure, the cube is also a web server with a fixed address. When viewers choose to visit the web site broadcast from the cube, they see a live video stream of its interior, which is empty. The cube does nothing other than serve up an empty space
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A road trip THROUGH (not to) NYC
psychogeography project new york presents: The 24 Hour Road Trip - NYC
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May 01, 2004
Who wants to play Pac Manhattan
Pac Manhattan
This looks like fun, the pictures of Dens are hilarious. Hope they put up the videos soon!
From the site:
Pac-Manhattan is a large-scale urban game that utilizes the New York City grid to recreate the 1980's video game sensation Pac-Man. This analog version of Pac-man is being developed in NYU's Interactive Telecommunications graduate program, in order to explore what happens when games are removed from their "little world" of tabletops, televisions and computers and placed in the larger "real world" of street corners, and cities.
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April 24, 2004
Portrait of Bush made of soldiers killed in Iraq
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April 11, 2004
Pro bono lawyers for artists
VLA Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
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April 08, 2004
Not just any old eyeball anymore
MSNBC - Eyeball jewelry a new Dutch fashion trend
From the article:
Body piercing and tattoos make way. The latest fashion trend to hit the Netherlands is eyeball jewelry.
Dutch eye surgeons have implanted tiny pieces of jewelry called "JewelEye" in the mucous membrane of the eyes of six women and one man in cosmetic surgery pioneered by an ophthalmic surgery research and development institute in Rotterdam.
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April 07, 2004
Now THESE are TV's
transvision
Chekout the Flash version of this site as well: http://www.transvision.us/
From the site:
Transvision's intent is to change you're relationship with what you are seeing rather than simply mindlessly relaying information. Each of the fully functional televisions proffers new prototypes for watching and reconceptualizing our ideas about television. These new schemes of interface problematize the act of watching TV by imbedding interaction into a medium traditionally resolved to the goal of complacency. The individual transformations in Transvision expose the power of the mediating object, reanimating both the content and the viewer while cutting through the static and stasis of media. Whatever you do, don't sit back and relax.
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Crazy networked and responsive environment
RIPLfield info
From the description:
... it consists of light and soundscapes which respond to the actions of people in the environment and remote data from a second environment in new york city. the project is a collaboration between students and instructors at the technical university of berlin and parsons school of design in new york.
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Interesting wearable art exhibition in Boston
Art Interactive: Pattern Langage | Clothing as Communicator
High-tech, fashion art...
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April 02, 2004
Wearable light jewelry
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Transmission arts organization
free103point9: transmission arts
From the site:
free103point9 is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit media arts organization focused on establishing and cultivating the genre Transmission Arts by promoting artists who explore ideas around transmission as a medium for creative expression including investigations in AM and FM radio, Citizen's Band, walkie-talkie, generative sound, and other broad and microcasting technologies. free103point9 serves diverse public audiences through programs including an online radio station, a distribution label, a performance/exhibition/transmission series, an education initiative, and a preservation program.
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April 01, 2004
The Experimental Gameplay Workshop
The Experimental Gameplay Workshop
From the site:
The Experimental Gameplay Workshop is a forum for the demonstration and discussion of innovative game designs. It provides a place for designers to showcase challenging, unproven work, and discuss it with peers.
By explicitly acknowledging the existence of a community of experimental game designers, the workshop helps legitimize gameplay-oriented research and development.
A related festival is The Independent Games Festival at http://www.igf.com/
Thanks Josh
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Downtown network for the Arts
downtown network for the arts | about
From the site:
Location One has developed a package of hardware, software and support services that enables artists and cultural organizations to take full advantage of Internet-based technologies for creative interchange, program creation, delivery and promotion, both individually and as an arts-based community.
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March 20, 2004
Power Pilgrims - Strange tech/performance art..?
Power Pilgrims
From the site:
The Amber Order is a cult that pays reverence to, and expresses their trust in, the Great Technological Systems through sartorial submission and silent praise. Four Amber brothers made their first pilgrimage to Den Gr Hal for the 1/2 machine event in August 2003.
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March 11, 2004
Crazy robot kinetic sculptures right here in Brooklyn
Amorphic Robot Works Info
From the site:
The Amorphic Society includes more than 100 interactive and computer-controlled human and abstract machines ranging from 12 inches height to 30 feet long. If you are visiting San Francisco, you will have an opportunity to visit "URGE" the only permanent interactive kinetic sculpture in the Yerba Buena Gardens, located on the corner of 4th Street and Howard Street.
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Art and Science, go together like a horse and carriage..
Art & Science Collaborations, Inc. (ASCI) - Art, Science & Technology - mission
From the site:
Founded in 1988, Art & Science Collaborations, Inc. (ASCI) is one of the few art & technology *members* organizations in the USA. Established primarily as a network for artists who either use or are inspired by science and technology, ASCI has become a magnet for some of the best examples of this type of contemporary art and for technologists wishing to collaborate. ASCI programs and services provide members with opportunities for proffessional growth, increased public visibility, and a supportive community. Since 1998, with its first ArtSci international symposium, ASCI has reached-out to the broad scientific community (from astro-physics to bio-chemistry) to involve its members in this and other ASCI events and programs.
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March 10, 2004
I like candy (art)
eye candy: photographs by craig kanarick
at: http://www.dylanscandybar.com/art.html
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March 09, 2004
Nice Reactive (interactive?) Video
Daniel Shiffman
I wanna be Dan...!
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March 06, 2004
Glowing bunnies and other craziness
KAC WEB
The website of Eduardo Kac, the artist who brought us Alba, the GFP Bunny. Alba was injected with a genetically modified protein from a jellyfish while still developing.
Here is text from the website:
GFP Bunny -- With GFP Bunny Kac welcomes Alba, the green fluorescent rabbit, and explains that transgenic art must be created "with great care, with acknowledgment of the complex issues at the core of the work and, above all, with a commitment to respect, nurture, and love the life thus created." The first phase of the GFP Bunny project was completed in February 2000 with the birth of "Alba" in Jouy-en-Josas, France. The second phase is the ongoing debate, which started with the first public announcement of Alba's birth, made by Kac in the context of the Planet Work conference, in San Francisco, on May 14, 2000. The third phase will take place when the bunny comes home to Chicago, becoming part of Kac's family and living with him from that point on.
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March 05, 2004
Receiver
receiver
Vodafone's online magazine about mobile art, media and philosophy. Nicely done.
From the site:
Wireless telecommunications have entered the media arts, and in accordance with their original functionality, they invigorated the discursive powers of various art forms. Terms like communication and interactivity acquire new significance in museum surroundings, in electronic music, architectural projects, and even poetry. Let's have a look at art the wireless way Ö
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February 28, 2004
Portable broadcasting backpack
neuroTransmitter
From the site:
com_muni_port is a portable radio broadcast unit created for short range pedestrian broadcasting. com_muni_port models itself after historical military, scientific, and media-related mobile communication devices.
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February 18, 2004
Video improvisation group
242.pilots
From the site:
242.pilots : a real-time video improvisation ensemble
hc gilje (norway)
kurt ralske (usa)
lukasz lysakowski (poland)
three video artists who perform collaboratively.
using their own custom software, 242.pilots expressively improvise rich,
layered experimental video works in real-time (both as a trio and as soloists).
improvising as a group, the three artists respond and interact with each other's images
in a subtle and intuitive way. images are layered, contrasted, merged, and transformed.
the degree of interplay and unspoken communication between the artists is akin the best
free jazz ensembles.
the end product is a complex 'visual conversation': a quasi-narrative exploring
degrees of abstraction; a mesmerizing, immersive journey through diverse landscapes;
or just raw retinal delight.
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February 15, 2004
Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age
illegal-art.org :: a project of Stay Free!
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February 14, 2004
Net Art Commissions and Support
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February 11, 2004
Calls and Opps List
Weekly list of calls for work and opportunities in the art world.
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February 07, 2004
Jonah Brucker-Cohen's site
:::::___coin-operated.com___:::::
Some very nice interactive and physical projects, I like the public desktop as well as the literal physical re-interpretation of internet related terms, such as search engine.
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February 04, 2004
A festival bringing together media, art and politics
next 5 minutes :: festival of tactical media
Next 5 Minutes is a festival that brings together media, art and politics.
Next 5 Minutes revolves around the notion of tactical media, the fusion of art, politics and media. The festival is organised irregularly, when the urgency is felt to bring a new edition of the festival together.
Posted by vanevery at 09:13 AM
Radical Software, Online
Radical Software
From the site:
The historic video magazine Radical Software was started by Beryl Korot, Phyllis Gershuny, and Ira Schneider and first appeared in Spring of 1970, soon after low-cost portable video equipment became available to artists and other potential videomakers. Though scholarly works on video art history often refer to Radical Software, there are few places where scholars can review its contents. Individual copies are rare, and few complete collections exist. This Web site makes it freely available and searchable on the Internet.
Posted by vanevery at 07:36 AM
Community art and activism
ABC No Rio is a collectively-run center for art and activism. We are known internationally as a venue for oppositional culture. ABC No Rio was founded in 1980 by artists committed to political and social engagement and we retain these values to the present.
We seek to facilitate cross-pollination between artists and activists. ABC No Rio is a place where people share resources and ideas to impact society, culture, and community. We believe that art and activism should be for everyone, not just the professionals, experts, and cognoscenti. Our dream is a cadres of actively aware artists and artfully aware activists.
Posted by vanevery at 06:48 AM
Location One - A Converged Gallery
Location One | Manifesto
From the site:
Location One: Catalyst for Content and Convergence
This is our credo:
1. First, the Internet will be about content,
not just serve as a conduit for it. The nature of the technology changes content—not just access and distribution—with implications across the full range of artistic expression and subject matter.
2. Second, Location One is about convergence.
We are bringing together creativity along the two standards that have governed the history of human expression: the axis of expressive discipline and the axis of available technology.
3. Third, Location One is a catalyst.
We select talent, stimulate interaction, supply resources, and provide real and virtual forums. We enable things both cool and consequential to happen. New media transform artistic expression. Conventional barriers of time and distance are erased. With them depart a myriad of social, political and cultural distinctions. Access, distribution, participation become universal (and affordable).
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the open video archive
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February 03, 2004
Experimental Television Center
Experimental Television Center
From the site:
The EXPERIMENTAL TELEVISION CENTER was founded in 1971, an outgrowth of a media access program established by Ralph Hocking at Binghamton University in 1969; today, the Center continues to provide support and services to the media arts community.
MISSION
to support the creation of work using new electronic media technologies, by providing space and time to artists for personal, self-directed creative investigations, and by providing funding and other administrative support directly to makers
to encourage an informed appreciation of media art by supporting the exhibition of film and electronic works by artists and by arts and cultural organizations in the State, and to encourage the development of new venues and audiences in all regions
to help honor our independently created moving-image heritage by initiating projects and participating in partnerships which address the needs for research, education and preservation, and place independent works within a larger cultural context
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The Expo is coming, the expo is coming!
International Artexpo 2004
International Artexpo is an art show like no other. It offers unmatched opportunities to network, discover new talent and close deals. Whether you’re an art dealer or retail gallery owner interested in new editions, an art publisher looking to discover new artists or an architect, corporate art buyer or interior designer, International Artexpo promises to deliver unsurpassed opportunities to buy and sell art. Consumers are welcome to explore and buy artwork on the final three days of the show.
Posted by vanevery at 12:36 AM
February 02, 2004
New York Silk Screening
We carry and manufacture everything for the silk screen printer.
Screen printing supplies including Emulsions, Degreasers, Reclaimers, Haze Removers, Plastisol Inks, Water Based Inks, Stretched Frames, Squeegees, and a host of other silk screen supplies.
Posted by vanevery at 11:10 AM
February 01, 2004
Live Interactive Performance Resources
Live Interactive Performace Resource
Welcome to this online resource for live interactive performance. Have a look around. Please feel free to help make this resource as complete as possible by submitting any information at all that you feel would add to this site.
Posted by vanevery at 06:09 PM
January 29, 2004
Creative Time
"presenting art where you least expect it"
Posted by vanevery at 01:39 PM
January 26, 2004
NYC Openings, All of them!
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January 21, 2004
Light (Color) Music
Early Colour organs
"The early history of this art was driven by an interest in color. In the eighteenth century, a Jesuit priest, Louis- Bertrand Castel, invented the first color organ. Others, including D.D. Jameson, Bainbridge Bishop, and A. Wallace Rimington, created color organs through the next century [2].
Posted by vanevery at 09:25 PM
Bush IS an Asshole (or many)...!
art of resistance - bush mosaic
Th Bush Asshole Mosiac
Posted by vanevery at 05:56 PM
January 18, 2004
How to write an artists resume (CV)
CAA | Ethics & Guidelines | c.v.conventions
Artist R?©sum?©
Recommended Conventions
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Nice mandalas
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January 16, 2004
Electric shock for game feed back..!
Reiff and Morawe are not the only ones to flirt with the idea of electric shock controllers and joysticks as a means of introducing greater realism into computer gaming.
Posted by vanevery at 12:57 PM
January 07, 2004
EAI: A Video and Interactive Media Collection
Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI)
From the site:
Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI) is a leading resource for artists' video and interactive media. EAI's core program is the international distribution of a major collection of new and historical media works by artists. Founded in 1971 as a nonprofit media arts center, EAI also offers a video preservation program and a screening room/study center. The Online Catalogue is a comprehensive resource on the 175 artists and 3,000 works in the EAI collection. The searchable database includes artists' biographies, tape descriptions, QuickTime excerpts, resource materials, and online ordering.
Posted by vanevery at 08:42 PM
January 03, 2004
Retrofitting..
Bootleg Objects
From the site:
A phono-radio without the phono, a cassette receiver sans cassette, and a non-turning turntable are the first three pieces in a series called “Bootleg Objects”.
Posted by vanevery at 12:59 PM
December 18, 2003
Public Art Resources
public art resources
From the site:
When artists have the resources, society prospers. Intellectual engagement, civic responsibility, and a better quality of life are the result of a conscientious involvement with the creative community.
It is the aim of Public Art Resources (PAR) to make available to towns and artists what is needed for the enhancement of those communities while encouraging the flourishing of creative activity.
Posted by vanevery at 11:49 PM
December 12, 2003
Crimes involving Art
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Interesting stories..
Posted by vanevery at 03:47 AM
Spray painting bot..
Hektor.ch is under construction.
I love this.. An the tickle machine (who did that?)
Posted by vanevery at 03:42 AM
December 04, 2003
Dan O's Project Page
Everything from Interactive Television, QuickTime VR to games and music.
Posted by vanevery at 07:49 AM
November 06, 2003
Make things..
Posted by vanevery at 11:36 AM
November 05, 2003
SEAL's Burning Man Decompression Party
New York Burning Man Decompression 2003 | BOUNDLESS
Posted by vanevery at 11:16 AM
November 04, 2003
people doing strange things with electricity
people doing strange things with electricity
Posted by vanevery at 02:30 AM
Interesting NYC based arts organization supporting emerging technologies
Eyebeam is a not-for-profit new media arts organization established to provide access, education, and support for students, artists, and the general public in the field of art and technology.
Posted by vanevery at 01:35 AM
A human book.. tattooed
Shelley Jackson's INERADICABLE STAIN : SKIN PROJECT
Each participant must agree to have one word of the story tattooed upon his or her body.
Posted by vanevery at 01:31 AM
October 28, 2003
Beautiful LED installations
Posted by vanevery at 11:04 PM
October 25, 2003
Canada has better TV
ZeD - What is ZeD?
From the site:
A synapse-teasing space where the yin of the Web slips seamlessly into the yang of TV, and back again.
Any Canadians want to comment on this one?
Posted by vanevery at 12:20 PM
October 24, 2003
Submit your music to the iTunes music store
MacMinute: Apple readying 'iTunes Producer' for record labels
Also being developed is an iTunes Link maker for including links on your site to the store...
Posted by vanevery at 09:44 PM
Progressive Magazine, Events, Video and Art
Posted by vanevery at 07:33 PM
East Coast Burning Man...?
Welcome! - ArTsY-FaRtSy Festival (interactive art/Burning Man style gift economy)
From the site:
Our mission, simply put, is to bring what's really important
living! back into your life.
Our parties:
These great values come to life through costumes, gifts, and interactive art exhibits. Meet fun, friendly new people. Learn interesting skills. Play original, non-competitive games. All in an atmosphere that practically begs you to share your thoughts, ideas, feelings and creations with those around you.
Posted by vanevery at 07:16 PM
October 21, 2003
Software and Art Organization in Amsterdam
Center for Research & Development of instruments & tools for performers in the electronic performance arts, Laboratory, Workshop, International meeting place, Artist hotel, Production office, Live electro acoustic music, Dj's, Vj's, Theatre, Video-dance, Installations and Nomad studio.
Posted by vanevery at 11:55 AM
October 19, 2003
Wow..! The SCUM manifesto lives
KILL ALL MEN : Feminists Unite
Posted by vanevery at 12:47 AM
October 18, 2003
The institute for craziness, right here in Brooklyn
The Madagascar Institute (Fear Is Never Boring)
The institute does all kindsa crazy things from giving stilting workshop, holding condiment wars in DUMBO (which was insane) to who knows what else..
Posted by vanevery at 12:02 AM
October 17, 2003
Musical robot designers
LEMUR: League of Electronic Musical Urban Robots
Posted by vanevery at 11:41 PM
October 14, 2003
A VJ (Video DJ) Community Site
Community Site for VJs by VJs - VJCentral.com
Posted by vanevery at 10:51 PM
The Frying Pan
One of NYC's hidden treasures. Great art related events on a fantastic old ship.
Thanks to Hans for the URL.
Posted by vanevery at 11:46 AM
October 11, 2003
Java Audio Synthesis
JSyn - Java Audio Synthesis
From the site:
Syn allows you to develop interactive computer music programs in Java. You can run them as stand-alone applications, or as Applets in a web page using the JSyn Plugin.
Posted by vanevery at 02:38 PM
Fantastic digital artists platform
From the site:
Processing is a context for exploring the emerging conceptual space enabled by electronic media. It is an environment for learning the fundamentals of computer programming within the context of the electronic arts and it is an electronic sketchbook for developing ideas.
Posted by vanevery at 02:35 PM
Great Art/Technology/Media Space/Gallery
From the site:
MANIFESTO :: Our Artistic Mission
Location One: Catalyst for Content and Convergence
This is our credo:
1. First, the Internet will be about content,
not just serve as a conduit for it. The nature of the technology changes content%u2014not just access and distribution%u2014with implications across the full range of artistic expression and subject matter.
2. Second, Location One is about convergence.
We are bringing together creativity along the two standards that have governed the history of human expression: the axis of expressive discipline and the axis of available technology.
3. Third, Location One is a catalyst.
We select talent, stimulate interaction, supply resources, and provide real and virtual forums. We enable things both cool and consequential to happen. New media transform artistic expression. Conventional barriers of time and distance are erased. With them depart a myriad of social, political and cultural distinctions. Access, distribution, participation become universal (and affordable).
4. Creative alternatives proliferate.
Posted by vanevery at 02:28 PM
Remote Lounge
Controllable Video Cameras, VJ's and Booze.. What a combination!
Posted by vanevery at 02:24 PM
October 06, 2003
Is this the first color film technique?
Making Color Images from Prokudin-Gorskii's Negatives (A Library of Congress
Exhibition)
Posted by vanevery at 02:05 AM
Crazy Machines
Posted by vanevery at 02:01 AM
October 03, 2003
Chuck's Funky Mechanical Sculptures
CHUCK GENCO : Portfolio of Sculpture
Posted by vanevery at 02:49 PM
Freeway commentary
Someone is blogging the freeways† of Southern California - FREEWAYBLOGGER.com
Nice...
Posted by vanevery at 12:30 PM
September 30, 2003
Hans' group's funky site
Posted by vanevery at 07:10 PM
September 26, 2003
EyeWash - NYC VJ Events
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September 22, 2003
Art Interface Device
Art Interface Device - an open source hardware project
Posted by vanevery at 11:06 PM
DKS - All the art openings at any given time (NYC)
Posted by vanevery at 01:02 AM
September 17, 2003
ASCII Movie Player for QuickTime
macosxhints - Watch QuickTime movies in the Terminal
Looks like fun..!
Posted by vanevery at 11:23 AM