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Noa Dolberg visiting oF COURSE

Noa Dolberg’s work traverses visual design, code and electronics. Her work explores the use of light and sound as means to reintroduce the sense of magic that was once related to basic and primal forms of technology. Recreating through everyday appliances installations that conjure up a memory of a technological ancestor, as if trying to close the gap between computers, sticks and stones.

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thingWorld catalog design by Pentagram

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Installation @ thingworld: International Triennial of New Media Art 2014 At the National Art Museum of China (NAMOC), Beijing.

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thingworld: International Triennial of New Media Art 2014 At the National Art Museum of China (NAMOC), Beijing.

The third edition following the internationally acclaimed Olympic Cultural Project “Synthetic Times: Media Art China 2008” and “transLife: International Triennial of New Media Art” which was officially instituted as a triennial of new media art at the National Art Museum of China in 2011.

The catalogue accompanying the exhibition is co-published by The National Art Museum of China and The Liverpool University Press. Essay contributors include Graham Harman, Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, Mark B.N. Hanson, Sean Cubitt, Timothy Morton, WANG Hui and ZHANG Ga.

Opening: June 10 2014 On View: June 11 – July 7 2014 http://mediartchina.org

Participating Artists:

The online edition of Artforum International Magazine.

The images of gadgets for the caveman carry on to the next academic year..

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Created by Florian Dussopt, EM table is an experimental object that is able to produce a localised electromagnetic field when switched on. The aim of the project is to explore less known aspect of energies, electromagnetic possibilities and possible new interactions.

This table is able to light up fluorescent tubes within a short range without any physical contact. An electronic circuit is embedded in the table and turns a low current into an electromagnetic field, acting directly on the gas within the fluorescent tube. The table renders energy that is otherwise invisible. Florian advises to keep mobile devices away from the table when it is switched on.

Project Page

http://www.creativeapplications.net/objects/em-table-exploring-possible-new-interactions/