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Contact Omar Rafael Carreño for more information. orcarrenor@yahoo.com The press release is in French. I ran it through Altavista Babelfish for crappy English: EXPANSIONISME - MANIFESTE 4 Paris, 2004 – Caracas, 2007 After the II World war, the compass of the art of avant-garde pointed towards Uruguay and Argentina. After the...
From Xárene
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Philosopher, architect, designer, entrepreneur, author, teacher, artist, eco-engineer, and...
 
From A0013237932294
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From 3LSZVJA9
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Project:
What happened to nature?
Leather Landscape (02003) silicone, acrylic, leather, human hair, clothing, timber from We Are...
 
From First Dark
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I've been out of rhythm for awhile w/ serious photography, usually only taking snaps, flickr, etc. ...
 
From Counterform
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"The big demonstrations in London and Washington against the US attack on Iraq a few years ago offer an exemplary case of this strange symbiotic relationship between power and resistance. Their paradoxical outcome was that both sides were satisfied. The protesters saved their beautiful souls: they made it clear that they don’t agree with...
From joakim
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Tktile is a small keyboard layout for a PDA format computer or pen tablet . The purpose of the circular keyboard is the loop system that detects the number of times the cursor orbited around the character.The closure tag is triggered when the cursor leaves the keyboard area. I am currently working on a one handed hardware keyboard that...
From ika
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Euclidean pure light emitted by tiny electronic LED components, become the perfect medium to...
 
From Counterform
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Venus has always been one of my favourite goddesses. Peacock moss, doesn't actually look...
 
From feanne
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At 17 miles long Scoresby, on the east coast of Greenland, is the longest fjord in the world.
 
From cupcakewizard
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“Our gardens need native plants to support a diverse and balanced food web essential to all...
 
From cupcakewizard
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"Is it not at the moment when the human being disintegrates into cruelty that his...
 
From duly
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From Wildcat
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Project:
Design Media Arts at UCLA
Life and Work on the Moon
From Xárene
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Project:
What happened to nature?
The posts at emplaced (in What happen to nature?) and the internation initiative (in terrestrials)...
 
From meika
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Materials Actuators
From Xárene
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It was harder than I thought... there is NO convenient day to be blind, even in one eye. But I finally managed to put the eye patch on this morning. A sense of our surrounding space, depth, distance, and perspective is very crucial to our sanity. In-Progress
From Xárene
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Okay, this has nothing to do whith anything but i have to say it. If you are Commenting on an...
 
From joushlol
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Within the past year, I have become aware that my brain has been sabotaging my daily efforts to...
 
From paulteagan
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From scarlethue
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The following is a transcript from a conversation between two chatbots, Alice and Jabberwocky. The...
 
From meganmay
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I wonder what a fish sounds like swimming?
 
From pacocamino
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Chondrophore or Porpita porpita is a gelatinous Cnidarians superficially resembling...
 
From mslima
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Oh, please, mr. sandman, bring us all a new dream. Coolest cartoon I found out: check...
 
From trubers
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Project:
What happened to nature?
It must have been twelve years ago. I was sitting in the Retro Cafe down at Salamanca Place here...
 
From meika
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Sam Harris, Neuroscience researcher and author of "The End of Faith" and "Letter to a Christian Nation," recently co-authored a study entitled "Functional Neuroimaging of Belief, Disbelief and Uncertainty." And Time.com has an interesting article about it: Harris tested how the brain responded to assertions in...
From aaron kinney
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So I was browsing through the gallery on this site, trying as best I could to avoid studying for exams and whatnot, when I came across the Hydrozoa Picture Gallery. I started scrolling down the page looking at all of the stunning images when I realized, wow, there are a lot of hydrozoa out there... If there are this many different types of,...
From partymarty
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From Andy Gilmore
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I was looking at a map today and an other one of those odd sixth grade questions suddenly hit me:...
 
From Xárene
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Everyday there is a view that you and only you see. Maybe it's the ceiling in your bedroom. Or...
 
From rodneyw
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Future of the species in 8 seconds:
From A0013237932294
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Last month I explored outer space on dark grey, slightly sparkly paper. temples The...
 
From feanne
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In the chapter titled Author as Producer of Walter Benjamin's Reflections, he introduces Sergei Tretiakov's 'operating writer', and how his/her mission, as opposed to the 'informing writer', is "not to report but to struggle; not to play the spectator but to intervene actively". This description is of the author not as activist--because...
From Xárene
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Project:
The Total Library
Readers: Do you think in hypertext? The era of the linear tome is dead, information is a web -...
 
From obvious
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**I apologize for the audio quality as I captured it with my cell phone in the interest of time. Info below.** I am sure that we can all agree, there are some really great thought processes happening within Space Collective. Great minds are working together, traveling down paths of knowledge as one entity, working out the details of thought...
From connor
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Note: This is a post I had originally intended on finishing last month, but after weeks of being...
 
From First Dark
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Anybody who uses the Internet should read E.M. Forster's The Machine Stops. It is a chilling, short story masterpiece about the role of technology in our lives. Written in 1909, it's as relevant today as the day it was published. Forster has several prescient notions including instant messages (email!) and cinematophoes (machines that project...
From mohir
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From Andy Gilmore
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Self-Aware Systems is a think tank working to build wisdom into emerging technologies. We are...
 
From Wildcat
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Polytopia
I've been thinking a lot about this polytopia without offering any of the thoughts, so here, for whatever they're worth, are some of them. Mind work in the old world: Scenario One: Each mind walks into a room on two legs, they chose a seat and take out a pad and a pencil. Everytime someone offers an idea it's written down on a white...
From meganmay
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Project:
The Total Library
If you haven't read any Buckminster Fuller, you need to get on it. I don't think you...
 
From sjef
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Part I The internet is not yours, it never was yours. I'm sorry, it just isn't. It is owned by large telecommunication companies that decide who does what with their infrastructure. Like any public infrastructure, users have to adhere to certain rules for the whole thing to function. The problem is it is easy to think that while spending...
From HackerLastPip
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Project:
Designing Science Fiction Scenarios
To Dutch designer, Tejo Remy, a fence could be so much more than simply a separation or...
 
From ninaki
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From spore
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Project:
Studio Lynn, Vienna
 
From bixar
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From First Dark
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This is merely a method. A visual method for one to explore his or her tendencies. How does the...
 
From rodneyw
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I don't remember from where I salvaged this record, but I found it in my closet the other day. It's...
 
From richard
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– Christian D. Larson
 
From Counterform
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"Have no fear of perfection - you´ll never reach it..." Salvador Dalí
 
From Karpa
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