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iPhone Art
Exonemo, Fragmental Storm, 2010 Rhizome has a great post today Art in Your Pocket 2: Media Art for the iPhone and iPod Touch Graduates To The Next Level. It’s a really interesting collection of work...
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File Prix Lux
File Prix Lux is the competition component of the FILE | Electronic Language International Festival in São Paulo Brazil. The prize’s Popular Vote allows anyone to vote on their favorite digital...
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SIGGRAPH 2010
This week, here in LA, was SIGRRAPH 2010 — the annual conference on computer graphics and interactive technologies. The two parts of the event I find most interesting are the emerging technologies and...
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Jodi (1999)
Jodi.org may be best known for their web-based artworks, but I recently found these images and thought they’d be interesting to share. They’re from a Mac-based project done some time between 1998 and...
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Daito Manabe
I’d never heard of Daito Manabee before reading this great overview of his work by Joshua Noble on a CreativeApplications.net. It’s all pretty amazing stuff — but I was especially fascinated by...
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Yayoi Kusama
The Obliteration Room A couple months ago, while in Paris, I saw a fascinating exhibition of work by Yayoi Kusama. Much of her work has a hallucinatory quality — of obliteration and making things...
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Artport
Light and Dark Networks, Ursula Endlicher, 2011 Dont’t bother reading this post. Just head over to Artport and take a look around. “Artport is the Whitney Museum’s portal to Internet art and an online...
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//the_ART_of_DATA
Casey Reas: Signal to Noise (5), 2013 Having recently restarted my design practice of Triplecode, I’ve become increasingly busy (and, of course interested in) projects involving data and “big data.” My...
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Voice Tunnel
This past weekend I had a chance to experience Voice Tunnel — an interactive light and sound installation by Mexican-Canadian artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer. It’s a temporary installation in New York...
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