Archive for the 'Great' Category
Export to World at reboot10
Wednesday, June 25th, 2008Linda and I will be talking about Export to World at this year’s reboot in Copenhagen. Wooo, looking forward to meet everyone! Probably happening on Thursday, best watch the schedule of day 1.
Update: it’s at 19h in the small hall, that’s the first evening-session after dinner.
FOM on BB
Tuesday, June 17th, 2008The collection of our projects on the Future of Money appeared on Boing Boing today, thanks Cory!
(Best thing are the comments, like “Isn’t asking art students about money a little like asking eunuchs about sex?“)
The Average Home
Thursday, February 21st, 2008This photo has been selected for the third The Average Home, which kicks off tomorrow night on windows in Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Milan, New York, Tel Aviv, Tokyo and Wrocław.
Export to World
Wednesday, January 9th, 2008Now online: documentation and DIY-materials from our project at the recent Ars Electronica in Linz–a workshop aiming to copy objects from Second Life’s walled economy of simulated things by transforming them into life-size papercraft models.
To Tokyo
Thursday, July 12th, 2007My project Buttons has been invited to Tokyo by the brilliant folks at Dislocate – needless to say that I will accompany it. There will be an exhibition at Ginza Art Laboratory (opening on July 24th) and a symposium at ZAIM in Yokohama (July 28th and 29th) where I will probably have the chance to present the project.
Great people around as well, and I finally get a chance to have a beer at the famous Jetée-bar! Looking forward like crazy.
RFW custom times
Tuesday, June 5th, 2007You can now finally order watches with custom times over at realfakewatches. This means that for a few Euros more, you can choose a time which means something for you or someone else and we’ll lazer it for you.
Flight404
Friday, May 11th, 2007I’m certainly not the ultimate advocate of generative/behavioural design, but I must admit that today at OFFF, I’ve been so profoundly touched by the beauty of Robert Hodgin’s work that I recommend everyone to check it out – especially the Trentemøller-piece.
My coverage on WMMNA will probably begin tomorrow.



