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Book sprint: New Aesthetic, New Anxieties
New Aesthetic, New Anxieties is the result of a five-day book sprint organized over at V2_. This free digital publication can be had in a variety of formats here. From the site: The New Aesthetic was a...
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Descriptive camera
Camera collectors: good luck getting your hands on Matt Richardson’s Descriptive Camera. From the site: The Descriptive Camera works a lot like a regular camera—point it at subject and press the...
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The Record
The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl is currently on view at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle. From the site: The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl, organized by the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke...
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Ernesto Priego, at University College London’s Centre for Digital Humanities, wrote at The Arts Pages about using his approach to comics scholarship as a lens through which to see problems and...
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The best interface
Food for thought over at Cooper’s blog, where designer Golden Krishna writes that the best interface is no interface. From the post: Creative minds in technology should focus on solving problems. Not...
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Claire Bishop on the digital divide
Claire Bishop, associate professor of art history at CUNY, wrote at ArtForum about “the mainstream art world and its response to the digital.” Carol Bove, La traversée difficile (The Difficult...
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Prepared iOS
The John Cage Trust has released an iOS app (Android version coming soon, they say) that allows the user to create, record, and share compositions using the sounds of Cage’s prepared piano. The sounds...
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Lim
Merritt Kopas is a graduate student in sociology at University of Washington who, inspired by Anna Anthropy’s work, decided to teach herself to make games earlier this summer. She published her second...
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Tompkins Square digital reissues
Crazy-eclectic record label Tompkins Square has re-released six out-of-print compilations of early 20th century international folk music from their catalog in digital format. Tompkins Square label is...
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Famous authors and their bikes
Emily Temple posted several photos of famous authors with their bicycles over at Flavorwire. I nabbed one of Henry Miller: Click through for the rest (including Arthur Conan Doyle on a tandem bike!).
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