I wish I went bat-crazy like this when I was in college. Oh wait, I did.
This is the opening scene of a Zombie movie. The outbreak starts 8mins in. Luckily you had two people in front of you at the register or you would be that guy hollering for brains. #art #humancentipede
Setting up the puppet show for the live stream during the build. The part of Hilary Clinton, creator of the modern railroad is the Fanta bottle with the foam head.
THIS IS IMPORTANT, PEOPLE.
In two weeks, my team and I will be building a giant interactive discoball made out of iphones that will play with concepts of communication and self-awareness. We are doing this for The Deconstruction.
And we just created a tumblr to catalog our process. WEEEE!
#ART in the living room, where art is made. As opposed to the kitchen, where I make the bacon.
Source: jasencomstock
Occupy.Here Hopes to Create a Free, Open, Unregulated Community Without the Internet
Dan Phiffer, a New York-based web designer and member of art and technology collective, Future Archaeology, is one of the ten recipients of the Rhizome Commission Program Grants for 2012, which were announced on July 16, to continue his work on Occupy.here. Rhizome, for those who may not know, is a New York-based nonprofit dedicated to new art practices engaging technology. Occupy.here uses a wifi router to create a network for discussion for only a locale audience. By bypassing the traditional internet, Phiffer is working to make a free, open, unregulated and community based platform for exchange.
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