Jenny Holzer PROJECTIONS

November 18, 2007 - Fall 2008
The text on display in PROJECTIONS: Selected poems from View with a Grain of Sand and Poems New and Collected: 1957-1997, copyright © 1993, 1998 by Wisława Szymborska

Jan Švankmajer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Johnny Chung Lee - Human Computer Interaction Research

Eyes' movements

"This Newspaper has already been read. The eyes' movements while reading were recorded, digitalized and then reproduced as a print-out.
What emerges is an intimation of something that is actually an invisible process, namely reading; what remains behind is a trace of the intake of information."

cognitive speed

salary gap

In 1970, the CEO salary gap was only 28 times an average wage.

The PEAR Proposition

Bas Jan Ader

Samarost2 Plantage

d3o technology is a specially engineered material with intelligent molecules that flow with you as you move but on shock lock together to absorb impact energy.

Unaligned Collision Avoidance steering behavior

Sole, R. V., & Cancho, R. F. I. (2001). The small world of human language. Proc. Royal Society London, 268, 2261-2265.

"...a statistically significant property has been reported about the organization of human language. In spite of the huge number of words that can be stored by a human, any word in the lexicon can be reached with fewer than three intermediate words, on average.

...the graph connecting words in language shows the same statistical features as other complex networks. The short distance between words arising from the SW[Small World] structure indicates that language evolution might have involved the selection of a particular arrangement of connections between words.

If the SW features derive from optimal navigation needs... words the main purpose of which is to speed-up navigation must exist... According to our calculations, the 10 most connected words are `and’, `the’, `of ’, `in’, `a’, `to’, `’s’, `with’, `by’ and `is’. These words are characterized by a very low or zero semantic content."

Dan Abrams’s Similar Artists – Last.fm

Christian Robert-Tissot ::

pixile ENESS

Christopher Baker

Tauba Auerbach

Glenn Ligon | Images | Regen Projects

Olivia Plender - Drawings - The Saatchi Gallery

Lou Laurita at Guild & Greyshkul

exhibit research | Mark Tilden interview

Q: Would you say that these robots have some type of creativity?

A: As yet, we have not seen that. What we have seen are devices which we call the queens, which are one of our nervous net controllers, embedded into another form of nervous net controller. And what that allows us to do is make devices that are, in fact, capable of learning, that are subject to moods.

Mark Newman : Images of the social and economic world

Child Mortality Rate:

Post Modern Times | 2012

DigiBarn Posters: Mother Tongues of Computer Languages

SKEUMORPH

N. Katherine Hayles - Boundary Disputes: Homeostasis, Reflexivity, and the Foundations of Cybernetics - Configurations 2:3

A skeuomorph is a design feature, no longer functional in itself, that refers back to an avatar that was functional at an earlier time. The dashboard of my Toyota Camry, for example, is covered by vinyl molded to simulate stitching; the simulated stitching alludes back to a fabric that was in fact stitched, although it no longer serves that function in my car. Skeuomorphs visibly testify to the social or psychological necessity for innovation to be tempered by replication.

(mai May 2009), la Biennale Internationale des Poètes ~

Concours media poésie   ~  Media Poetry Contest

Forget the Film - Watch the Titles

1620 Danny Yount -- ad-typo-et

News Flows, Consciousness Streams: The Headwaters of a River of Words - New York Times

Ben Rubin, left, and Mark Hansen with part of “Moveable Type,” their installation in the lobby of The New York Times Building.

Five-3D Mathieu Badimon

NFB Filmmaker-in-Residence

Hyungkoo Lee ~ Objectuals

AGF-UPDATE

"...on her first solo release Head Slash Bauch
she translated fragments of HTML script and software manuals into a choppy deconstructed pop format."

Dreaming Methods - Digital Fiction - Current projects

Ftrain.com is the website of Paul Ford and his pseudonyms.

[Dan Waber] Word For/Word #12 (Summer 2007)

Aaron Sloman -- Conjecture : Information-Sucking Reflex

"Alongside the innate physical sucking reflex for obtaining milk to be digested, decomposed and used all over the body for growth, repair, and energy, there is a genetically determined information-sucking reflex, which seeks out, sucks in, and decomposes information, which is later recombined in many ways, growing the information-processing architecture and many diverse recombinable competences. Our educational system and other factors (e.g. mind-binding cultures) often interfere with this process, unfortunately.
A big mistake made by governments and educational theorists is to assume that there's a right order in which to grow the architecture, etc. A system building a complex structure may have to assemble different substructures in a sequence that is opportunistic and ideosyncratic. Educational systems that do not allow for this can do a lot of damage through excessive regimentation, e.g. based on use of 'targets'. "

The Morning News - Cinemascapes - Aaron Hobson

frameboX - Salad

Speaking Pictures

Hackers Take Down the Most Wired Country in Europe

Welcome to Web War one.

Nadine Gordimer : The Image and the Word | The UNESCO Courier

"First it became the book of the movie. Now it is the book of the website. Don’t let it happen."

give us your tired, your oppressed, your humorless

ti•ro•ny

1. Weariness resulting from excessive exposure to words and images which express something different from and often opposite to their literal or apparent meaning.

2. Absolute power, especially when exercised to create an incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs.

fiction cellulaire

fiction sonore pour telephone portable et visiteur mobile
Conception BlueScreen / Realisation: BlueScreen & Anais Jamet

GOOD Magazine

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