“Open sourcing” the schematic for the electronic components for You Never Close Your Eyes Anymore. Products: RBBB boards (Arduino clone) custom-designed circuits – female headers – TIP31 transistor – 6-wire Unipolar Stepper motor (48 step Nippon Electric Pulse Motor) – ULN2803A Darlington Array – hook-up wire – various resistors – LEDs used camera lenses aluminum […]
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More photos from You Never Close Your Eyes Anymore production. […]
“Apple for teacher” birthday cupcakes from students. White cake, with red ‘sparkly’ icing, a chocolate-covered hazelnut, and a gummy worm = gold stars all around! […]
Preparing for show at AC Institute in New York. […]
This issue of Drain attempts to expose the cultural faciality of power, as well as manifestations of power as simulacra, which obfuscate traditional inquiries into its construction. If power connects the virtual and the actual, how does cultural creativity channel or destabilize this connectivity? The corporate-academic-entertainment-military-industrial complex and its front-end, the global information machine floods […]
Give Me My Data mentioned in a Bild article: Die peinlichsten Einträge bei Facebook, StudiVZ und Twitter The most embarrassing messages on Facebook, StudiVZ, and Twitter (English), May 22, 2010 Read the full translation (translated from German) “Many users are unaware that their comments will be permanently stored in networks. For example Facebook can retrieve […]
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After 4 months the new yourarthere.net website and member-run content management system is now live. Thanks to Braylin and Brittany Morales, Beth Lee, and Chris Cumbie for all their hard work. The site is valid XHTML/CSS and runs on PHP/MySQL using the Codeigniter framework. All the details from our research from inception onward are archived […]
Joelle Dietrick and I sent images this week to two international group shows at the Golden Thread Gallery in Belfast, Northern Ireland, U.K. and the Raccolte Frugone Museum in Genoa, Italy. We were invited to submit proposals that “could not be realized” to Sean Miller, who curated the exhibitions as part of his John Erickson […]
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Considering sharing the source code behind Give Me My Data on GitHub. Looks like its great for archiving, improving, and sharing… […]
More press for Give Me My Data, this time by Rohit Khare from TechCrunch (thanks for the note Evan.). “Give Me My Data has a more open-ended design that supports exploration and experimentation, in part because it sports an impressive array of formats to download your friend lists and other information for use in other […]
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