A short film made by interactivearchitecture.org on the VIDA 11.0 Exhibition held in Madrid February 2009. It includes the work of Philip Beesley & Rob Gorbet, Chico MacMurtie, Jed Berk, Chris Sugrue, Damian Stewart and myself Ruairi Glynn.

Artist Jim Mahfood freestyles through numerous pieces in one sitting.

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music by friday night and clutchy hopkins

Presentation at the conference »Innovationsforum Interaktionsdesign« in Potsdam, Germany. The talk was held on 31. March 2007.

The Innovationsforum Interaktionsdesign was organised by the Interface Design programme of the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam.

Conference web site: interface.fh-potsdam.de/innoforum

Interface Design programme: interface.fh-potsdam.de

lights on is an audio visual performance created for the Ars Electronica museum in Linz, Austria, which has a facade that contains 1085 LED controllable windows. The windows' colors are changed in realtime with music that's broadcasted on speakers surrounding the building.

visuals coded in openframeworks by zachary lieberman, joel gethin lewis and damian stewart (yesyesno). music by daito manabe, with support from Taeji Sawai and Kyoko Koyama. we made this in three days :)

the performance is approximately 10 minutes long. this is an edit. also, we've recorded the output from the software (audio / OSC) and this performance can be replayed in the future for events, etc.

special thanks to the awesome ars electronica / futurelab crew, (maria, wolfgang, andreas, ramsay, horst, gerfried, maff, christopher and everyone else), also iris mayer, carolina vallejo, and rhizomatiks for helping make this possible. also a huge thanks to the excellent technicians Multivision who installed this system: is.gd/BnCy. some info about the install here: is.gd/BkP2

openframeworks.cc / daito.ws / frey.co.nz / joelgethinlewis.com / aec.at

This took somebody a lot of pictures!

The latest short film from London Squared Productions.

Urban Anthropologists, Andy and Carolyn London interview some of New York City's more overlooked citizens.

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A-Pod is an ant inspired hexapod robot with a 2 DOF abdomen (tail), a 3 DOF head with large mandibles. 6 legs with 3 DOF each. Total 25 servos. This video demonstrates body movement and mandible co...

This animation was made by Nervo's creative direction in the year 2000. By utilizing Flash he animated each individual layer in synch with the music track for a competition organized by Warp Records.

I attended this talk at Wichita State University, and wrote about it on my blog:

http://rogerstrunk.wordpress.com/2009/03/01/mel-chin-is-coming-to-wichita/

http://rogerstrunk.wordpress.com/2009/03/07/thank-you-mr-chin/

It's pretty entertaining. He's a smart and funny guy.

A.I. enhanced graffiti
C.Stem 2007 Festival opening installation by TODO
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see a video of this project's process at vimeo.com/785082

Read more: http://www.newscientist.com...

A working model of an ancient computer was recently recreated in London.

This video highlights the work of The Flaming Lotus Girls, who do some pretty cool things with fire. It makes me think this one idea I have for a sculpture is actually feasible... if I could find someone like these women to help me build it without blowing myself up!

And damn, why isn't there a place like The Box Shop around where I live?

This was made with Processing and Arduino

Reuben Margolin explains his kinetic work, and the process behind it.

His stuff is incredible, and I love the role nature plays as an inspiration for the pieces. This is definitely worth watching if you're into kinetic sculpture.

A weird prototype kinetic sculpture that employs tube technology. Amazing!

This video is a bit strange, but that's why I like it. I dig the song too.

Some very cool robots.

In part two of this interview, Chomsky discusses relationships between the economy and democracy.

He talks about unions as a vehicle for achieving change, and makes some good points. I find it interesting that we in the U.S. have largely turned our backs on them -- given the undemocratic nature of the work world, how else are we to have some sort of say in things so important to our everyday existence?

Chomsky talks about the economic crisis, among other things, in part one of this interview.