https://xitter.cf/t.co/4ziRUE8fgl is renowned as the oldest net art commissioning site in the world (1996-2016). Jo-Anne Green (https://xitter.cf/t.co/VDK2Lvgp6H) continues to tweet here.
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Helen Thorington, Founder and Co-Director of New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc. (New American Radio, Turbulence.org, etc) died on April 13, 2023. bostoncremation.org/obituary…
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People who own a PRELUDE and are able to solve their puzzle will be shipped a copy of the record, called CYCLOPS, and a limited-edition silver-gelatin print of a numbers station I photographed while doing cinematography for “Citizenfour.”
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Tomorrow it begins with PRELUDES. This is a collection of generative music compositions that allowed me to revisit my training in classical music composition. But there’s a twist: each of these compositions contains a puzzle….
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I'm thrilled to finally unveil my latest work, Social Contracts, in partnership with the incredible @______jpg______ team🌐🎉
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We’re delighted to introduce JPG.EXE and our first drop, Social Contracts by @arikan
Our new studio offering will see us teaming up with artists to realize projects that explore and challenge the fundamentally networked and digital nature of blockchain works.
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In this week's podcast, journalist and author @lucyjones discovers slime molds and explores what might happen if, rather than trying to decipher such creatures, we instead bask in the wonder of their obscurity. Listen to “Creatures That Don’t Conform.” emergencemagazine.org/podcas…
ALT Photo of a being that looks like "a gelatinous raspberry, but each drupelet was elongated and stood erect on impossibly spindly black stalks under a hat of the cobbled surface of a licorice spog." Species "Stemonitis."
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A Sound That Never Was -— a new digital instrument that generates a score writ from software code modulated by weather data and seismic activity. asoundthatneverwas.net/ #WeatherReportsWeRep
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With 216,000 regular AdNauseam users, each served ~100 ads per day, using an avg cost-per-click of $0.63, costs advertisers $63 of lost revenue per user. Multiply that by the # of users and you get $13,608,000 per day, or $4.9 billion per year clickcease.com/blog/adnausea…
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The Knitting Clock, a clock that knits a new scarf every 365 days. "It knits 24 hours a day, one year at the time, presenting the physical representation of time as a creative and tangible force." kottke.org/23/01/the-knittin…
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“How can universities be freed from their Google and Microsoft dependency— and how can artists be freed from Adobe and Instagram?” Congratulations @glovink on this timely and inspiring lecture networkcultures.org/blog/pub…
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“We are not singular, atomic individuals, but we are ourselves walking, multispecies assemblies, and the language of binariness just doesn’t hold at almost any level—at the individual level, at the species level, at the planetary level.” —@jamesbridle
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Incoherent, creepy and gorgeous: we asked six leading artists to make work using AI – and here are the results | Art and design | The Guardian theguardian.com/artanddesign…
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New research-y project: Blueprints for Intelligence, a visual history of artificial neural networks from 1943 to 2020
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Building the World's First Mycelium Biomaterial Research Platform ecovative.com/blogs/blog/bui…
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Proud to present a collaboration with @TheCreaturesLab & @frescogamba : "Infrastructure of a Migratory Bird". A #map of a more-than-human ecosystem assembled to enable wilderness in the #anthropocene . Check out the audio tours! Feedback welcome.
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ALT Infrastructure of a Migratory Bird: A map
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The wood-wide web is everywhere: hit TV shows, bestselling books, kids' books, K-12 classrooms. It's probably the most popular idea to emerge from forest science in the last 25 years. But is it real? My investigation for @NYTScience nytimes.com/2022/11/07/scien…
Seeing Like a Dataset: Notes on AI Photography by Eryk Salvaggio cyberneticforests.substack.c…
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Coral larvae can distinguish between the sounds of healthy and unhealthy reefs, and even discern the sound of their own reef, geographer Karen Bakker says in a new interview.
Bakker explains how scientists are using AI to decode the sounds of nature:
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Dozens of species thought to be mute make sounds after all
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