Enarting is generalized nomination.
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Month: April 2007
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links for 2007-04-14
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“Remix Theory is an online resource by Eduardo Navas that offers some of his research on Remix.”
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“As the sheer number of annual events continues to grow, curators, collectors and dealers are starting to feel fatigued”
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“Fairism (if you will) is inexorable, given today's proliferation of galleries (hundreds in New York's Chelsea alone).”
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“75% of all artists profit from filesharing.”
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village voice > art > Is the Art Market Making Us Stupid? Or Are We Making It Stupid? by Jerry Saltz“Is the art market making us stupid? Or are we making it stupid?”
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“we are happy to present you with our ten top patents
of charming, curious and useful tools for creative people,
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Environmental hazard data for map mashups.
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“Numbers seem like pretty basic items, and it might be imagined that the brain has a correspondingly simple way of handling them. In reality, however, our use of numbers is extremely complex.”
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“Part 3 of our code snippets series takes a look at more handy pieces of html, ajax and css that you can incorporate into your web designs. “
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“From photographing every house in America, to putting every book online, complete databases are all the rage”
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Nice LeWitt article that balances the conceptual and the minimal sides of his work well
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How to do print-style typographic grids in CSS.
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“It shouldn’t be surprising that research on consciousness is alternately exhilarating and disturbing.”
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“the undeniable presence of art in all facets of videogames, be it creation, the end product, or the experience of play, proves that videogames are a new and emerging art form.”
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“brief but provocative and illuminating meditation on the current craze for searching out, denouncing and punishing authors who appear to have borrowed the work of others”
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“MEXICA, developed by Rafael Pérez y Pérez, is a computer program capable of authoring stories all by itself. “
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“Using Illustrator’s pencil tool and shapes of solid color, you can imitate the graphic novel styling of A Scanner Darkly. An animator from the film shows us how. “
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TIny Linux PCs.
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A public service publisher in the UK shouldn’t just give cash to the usual suspects.
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“Howling may be an excellent stress reliever but university officials are frowning on using the school library as the venue. “
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“Earlier this week, Dutch politicians suggested that it might be a good idea to tax Internet traffic, and use this money to compensate the music industry. This, under the condition that DRM is abandoned, and people can't be charged for downloads.”
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“They also showed some of the interviews in game, and the effect of avatars watching those interviews seemed to magnify the already mind-bending properties of the project by an order of magnitude.”
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“Worldbuilding numbs the reader's ability to fulfil their part of the bargain, because it believes that it has to do everything around here if anything is going to get done.”
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“Despite my bristling reaction all those years ago, I shamelessly admit that the computer has radically altered how I draw, and how I think about drawing. It's improved my speed, and I think, my creativity. I still use a pencil, but it's not the only
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A new web comic from the author of the asphyxiatingly funny “Bear”.
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links for 2007-04-13
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“There was an article on open source filmmaking in The Daily Telegraph on Tuesday entitled ‘How audience power could shape the future of movie-making'.”
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“For all the talk about the activity of the contemporary art market right now, you’d think there’d be a product to back it. Leaving Chelsea this Saturday I felt like I was reliving the dot com boom: everybody’s investing in empty products that do nothing,
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“Mark Tribe and Reena Jana have released their survey of new media and net art, New Media Art (Taschen, 2006) as an open source, cc-licensed wiki. Rock on! “
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“The advent of open source software has produced more than lower software costs for users. It has also created major changes in the economic interaction among players in the software ecosystem.”
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“Read the following, bearing in mind that most dealers out in our art world are talking loudly about an immanent collapse of the art market. They think we are living in a bubble that has to pop sometime soon.”
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“Yes, the western academic world is very much like Weimar Germany, finding itself in a situation of losing power and influence. Fortunately, the countries that matter now are China and India, and the Chinese and Indian experts do not share the mood of doo
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links for 2007-04-08
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Conference with Art & Language as speakers. Art & Language rock.
I have two new reviews up at Furtherfield:Scanpath – Catherine BakerThe Sheep Market – Aaron Koblin These are both CC-BY-SA-3.0, my first 3.0 works. I will relicence my art under 3.0 when I get the chance, but you can place derivatives of it under 3.0 anyway thanks to the upgrade clause in the 2.x licences.
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links for 2007-04-03
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“The Free Culture Foundation [1] has commissioned a set of essays examining issues at the heart of the free culture movement, to be published in April and May. These essays, by artists, activists and academics will provide the coherent, accessible introdu
Free Culture Foundation – Activists, artists and academics broaden the debate about free culture
The Free Culture Foundation has commissioned a set of essays examining issues at the heart of the free culture movement, to be published in April and May. These essays, by artists, activists and academics will provide the coherent, accessible introduction to the free culture movement that the FCF promised upon its launch.
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links for 2007-04-01
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“In this tutorial you will learn how to interface with an AT25HP512 Atmel serial EEPROM using the Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) protocol.”
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Writing to the Arduino’s onboard flash memory.
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links for 2007-03-31
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“Alexis Lloyd has created a mini-database of outdoor advertising in different New York neighborhoods;”