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Do Designers Actually Exploit The Poor While Trying To Do Good? Jan Chipchase Responds

Recently, at the PopTech Conference in Camden, Maine, Jan Chipchase, Frog's all-star field researcher, was giving a presentation on his travels in...

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Reggie Watts at Pop Tech

Reggie Watts’ comedy is pretty hard to describe. He performs what sounds like a TED talk or keynote presentation that’s been made with Burroughs’ cut-up technique - interspersed with a tapestry of musical stylings using his loop pedal and keyboard. He moves at right-angles. There’s a seemingly endless flow of metaphysical and pseudo-scientific pontification that almost makes sense, but as soon as you start to understand, you've lost him again. Absurdism doesn’t begin to describe it.

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As part of our ongoing series, "Pop Tech," we reinterpret the works of our favorite artists. Check out our take on the comic book-inspired work of Roy Lichtenstein.

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As part of an ongoing series, we reinterpret the works of some of our favorite artists with our own high-tech spin. Check out our take on the colorful anime inspired work of Takashi Murakami. 

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As part of an ongoing series, we reinterpret the works of some of our favorite artists with our own high-tech spin. Check our reinterpretation of Henri Matisse’s The Fall of Icarus (1947), starring the Note 4.

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Innovative. Bright. Good for selfies. Happy birthday, Jeff Koons.

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As part of an ongoing series, we reinterpret the works of some of our favorite artists with our own high-tech spin. Check out this riff on Damien Hirst's The Dream (2008), starring the Note 4. 

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Mind Blowing

Reggie Watts x Pop Tech

Music x Comedy