Tag Archive for "interactive architecture"
Become the protagonist in an urban cell phone led adventure through the streets of Minneapolis. Blast Theory’s A Machine to See With will play out on the streets of Minneapolis April 15-19, 2011.
I hesitate to reveal too many specific details about the work because I want to avoid spoilers. This is an artwork that you must experience yourself.
Blast Theory, A Machine to See With
Archigram, Instant City. In the exhibition Edge Condition, 2008 01SJ Biennial
CAA 2011 Conference
Thursday, February 10, 2011, 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
On site at the Hilton Conference Center, 3rd Floor, Trianon Ballroom
Free and open to the public
http://conference.collegeart.org/2011/sessions/sessions.php?period=2011-02-10
http://www.newmediacaucus.org/wp/caa-2011-conference-nmc-events-and-activities/
Panel Participants
This panel will examine the experience of artists and presenters with large-scale, long-term interactive art in the public sphere and the pragmatic, conceptual and philosophical issues such projects engender.
Steve Dietz, Barbara Goldstein, Cameron McNall, Ben Rubin, Mark Shepard
Interesting vid about Le Corbusier’s Poème électronique
Here are some images from Marina Zurkow of Will Pappenheimer’s and Chipp Jansen’s Tampa Public Mood Ring.
According to David Benjamin and Soo-in Yang, “In the future, walls will breathe. Construction materials and systems that have been inert for thousands of years will respond in real time to the dynamic conditions of their surroundings and to a larger network of data. Buildings will host public interfaces to air quality and make visible the invisible conditions of the environment. Architecture will come to life.”
Former Minneapolitan Joshua Walton is a “New Media Lead” at the R&D Lab for the New York-based Rockwell Group, which has been doing some very interesting work in the public sphere.
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