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Color Theory in Motion:
Artists and architects have long studied the effects color have on human perception. Cool colors tend to appear farther...
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ALTERNATIVES FOR A MOBILE WORKSHOP
The students of the bucky lab started with a little research about mobile workshops, we already mentioned F1...
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blanket sky over meadow, pencil + colored pencil on paper, 17”x14”
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Turn your Foursquare check-ins into jewelry.
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Motion Patterns in Nature
(Photos from Bernhard Edmaier)
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textile designer SUKI CHEEMA
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It’s not always easy to come up with a new idea and execute it in a way that seems effortless, but artist...
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Art Going Through the Motion: Robin Rhode
Rhode’s art combines performance and drawing to simulate motion on the streets of his native...
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Untitled, (1958)
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Google is starting to unveil the “Knowledge Graph” An object based understanding of digital content is where we’ll be headed…I’m not so sure this is the most exciting way to think about digital objects. Pinterest is much closer to giving information a “form” although currently limited to visual formats.
We’re dedicating the week to the Digital Arts Market (or lack thereof). Can #DIGART make money?
Weigh in.
Smart party
In case you haven’t guessed, I’m curating experimentsinmotion here’s a little bit of the background:
This past summer’s Audi Urban Future Initiative: PROJECT NEW YORK took five of the city’s most innovative young architects and asking them to work together in one massive model to envision the future of New York City.
Experiments in Motion continues to explore the future of mobility with students from Columbia University GSAPP. This spring, 32 graduate students will design new proposals for NYC which will be unveiled this summer. You can follow the studios’ progress on their individual blogs.
Mark Wigley on how rethinking motion might lead to new connections between mobility and architecture. Experiments in Motion is a partnership between Columbia’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and Audi that will explore the future of motion, mobility and design.
So here’s a really excellent thing: Chris Mohney (from BlackBook) and Jessica Bennett (from NewsBeast) will be joining my team at Tumblr. From the NYT:
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Chris Mohney, a senior vice president for content at BlackBook Media, will be the site’s editor in chief. Jessica Bennett, a senior writer and editor at Newsweek and The Daily Beast, will be the executive editor and, she said, a kind of Tumblr correspondent.
“Basically, if Tumblr were a city of 42 million,” Ms. Bennett said, referring to the number of Tumblr blogs that exist, “I’m trying to figure out how we cover the ideas, themes and people who live in it.”
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Andrew McLaughlin, a vice president at Tumblr, said that in telling stories about its users, the company wanted Mr. Mohney and Ms. Bennett, the only two hires for the time being, to “do real journalism and analysis, not P.R. fluff.”
“Of course, it’s obviously in our self-interest as a company to surface more compelling stories about creators on Tumblr; at the same time, though, we think Chris and Jessica will be able to do so in ways that embody professional rigor and first-rate writing,” he said in an e-mail message.
There are many Tumblr blogs that could be covered, and some have already won broad attention. Last fall, for instance, a blog that posted stories of hardship and titled itself “We Are the 99 Percent” was widely cited in the media as Occupy Wall Street protests spread across the country. Other blogs have chronicled health scares, political campaigns and foreign conflicts. Many brands have set up Tumblr blogs to attract interest and show a more lighthearted side of their corporate owners.
Mr. Mohney said that the forthcoming content will market Tumblr by highlighting how the site is being used, but, he added, “fun, cool, compelling and organic creation will go a lot further towards demonstrating the potential of this nascent creative population than simplistic or forced attempts at corporate boosterism.”
…Quickly, before they delete all the embarrassing past posts on their personal Tumblrs: Chris Mohney; Jessica Bennett.
“Tumblr is basically hiring a staff to celebrate creativity and innovation. How many companies can say that?”
I love my job and company. Who can honestly say that?
Right on
Exclusive: a look at Kinect Fusion and Lightspace from Microsoft labs | The Verge
As you might have seen in our second episode of On The Verge, our own Joshua Topolsky recently toured Microsoft’s Building 99, where the company conducts a variety of wild research. Today we’re pleased to share a look at Kinect Fusion and Lightspace — two technologies that bridge the physical and virtual worlds with sensors and imaging.
NYC will get kinected 2012
(via emergentfutures)
“From out the centre of the city’s heart there will arise the colossal orientation tower, soaring to a height of five hundred metres, and crowned by a powerful beacon light.”
