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190121 - maybe tomorrow
To celebrate the release of How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World on February 1, why not download your own paper versions of Toothless and the Light Fury? And if you have a smartphone, they also breathe fire!
Here’s what you need:
Printables of the Toothless and Light Fury templates (Download and print)
Scissors to cut them out
Glue
A smart phone
Click here to get your tickets now!
SKALAR - the exhibition cycle
Installation performance from Christopher Bauder and Kangding Ray with WHITEvoid features an array of mechanical mirrors guiding laser lights in various ways:
SKALAR is a large-scale art installation that explores the complex impact of light and sound on human perception. Light artist Christopher Bauder and musician Kangding Ray give an audio-visual narration of radiant light vector drawings and multi-dimensional sound inside the pitch-dark industrial space of Kraftwerk Berlin. By combining a vast array of kinetic mirrors, perfectly synchronized moving lights and a sophisticated multi-channel sound system, SKALAR reflects on the fundamental nature and essence of basic human emotions.
As of writing, you can catch a performance on the 24th and 25th of February at Kraftwerk Berlin [link]
Nintendo Labo announced, A series of DIY kits crafted to work with the Nintendo Switch - Price, Availability, Video Read more ➦ http://j.mp/2DnWpZn
Hajime Sorayama’s original sketch for the AIBO ERS-110.
Thanks to Bruce at the Aibo Ranch, all of my ERS-7s have working batteries again!
Mobile City As if we were alone Empfangshalle (Corbinian Böhm, Michael Gruber, DE)
The artistic duo Empfangshalle has conducted research on the behavior of cell phone users. Their actions/performances staged to achieve specific effects and reactions visualize the new spaces and gestures engendered while cell phone users are on the line. Having come to the realization that “Whoever uses his cell phone in public disassociates himself from his surroundings via real or virtual spaces,” the artists formulated and constructed prototypes of “mobile telephoning spaces” that will be offered in conjunction with a worldwide telephone service. The project will be carried out at several locations in downtown Linz. An infostation with details about As if we were alone will be set up in the Brucknerhaus.
Universal Everything. Walking City -Architecture + Evolution + Movement . Winner of Golden Nica at Ars Electronica 2014. creative director: Matt Pyke. animation : chris perry .music: simon pyke
fantastic piece
IMF - 2016 Brunel University
This was a fabulous opportunity to kickstart my research in relation to the curatorial development bursary.
SOMA Projects \\ the body \\ performance \\ technology \\ behaviour \\ SOMA combines an interest in artistic practice that examines performativity and human behaviour through everyday technology. SOMA aims to be inclusive, share knowledge and create new aesthetic experiences. SOMA will work with a series of Associates experts in order to produce innovative performative audience centered events. SOMA Projects Creative Directors Sonya Russell-Saunders Martin Prosser http://www.somaprojects.uk
Common culture
Omer Fast - identity as performance
An extract from How Not to Be Seen: A Fucking Didactic Educational .MOV File by the Berlin-based artist, currently showing at the ICA
Fabulous piece
Manchester Art Gallery, 4-19 July 2015
As part of this year's Manchester International Festival (MIF), artist Ed Atkins will be drawing back the digital curtain with Performance Capture. At Manchester Art Gallery from 4 July.