i’ll be showing a new version of Elastotron this wednesday, from 6-7pm (shortest. opening. ever.) at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, in the Forum, as part of the TV of Tomorrow Show, an interactive TV conference.
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Trackbacki’ll be speaking on the topics of FLARManager, FLARToolkit, AR for the web in general, maintaining an open-source project, and marker-based interfaces. or some combination of the above.
FLARManager: AR and Alternative Controllers
i’m also participating in a panel on “inspiration”, along with Brendan Dawes, Tali Kraokowski, and Craig Swann. pretty noble topic…!
Super Early Bird pricing is now available — get em while they’re hot!
see you in toronto…
Comments rss TrackbackJonathan Harris, creator of We Feel Fine and the lovely I Want You To Want Me (shown in MoMA’s Design and the Elastic Mind show last year) sent out an invitation today to his latest piece, the Sputnik Observatory for the Study of Contemporary Culture.
The Sputnik Observatory collects video interviews of many leading thinkers on a broad range of topics, and enables viewers to follow a stream-of-consciouness path through the themes that link the conversations together.
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i’m showing a new version of elastotron at pecha kucha tonight, and then all summer as part of the exploratorium’s “reflections” show, from 19 june through 20 september.
we’re having a small opening friday night from 5:30-8:30pm. let me know if you want to come by, as the doors are not open to the public.
see you there!
ps, here’s the full description:
We’d like to invite you to spend some time at a new exhibition: Reflections, opening in the Seeing area one week from today. This special summer collection combines new and reimagined exhibits, art installations, and programs and special events. But more than a simple celebration of mirrors, Reflections was designed to present a range of perspectives on that most familiar and yet most provocative of images: our own visages—abstracted, distorted, fragmented, and multiplied. In addition to highlighting the science of bouncing beams of light, Reflections is about identity, expectation, technology, and our complex relationship with ourselves.
Reflections includes new takes on classic Exploratorium exhibits, but the project team has also created several unique and powerful experiences especially for this exhibition. In addition, the Seeing Gallery will house a set of intriguing interactive works from visiting artist Daniel Rozin. These experiences will be complemented by a series of programs and events exploring mirrors, optics, and the ephemeral nature of light. To learn more about the exhibition, visit www.exploratorium.edu/reflections.
Comments rss Trackbacknotes from my talk, “computer vision with flash”, at the San Flashcisco user group meeting.
no slides, as this presentation is mainly demo- and code- focused, but plenty of links and text.
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elastotron will be shown LARGE at the Great Wall Of Oakland on friday, april 3rd, 2009.
please stop by, and join me after at Luka’s Taproom!
the Great Wall is an accompaniment to the monthly Art Murmur in oakland, so there will be plenty of other things happening in the area on the same night.
where: just west of grand and broadway, downtown oakland.
it’s a quick four blocks up broadway from the 19th st BART stop.
when: 7:30 – 10pm, afterparty at Luka’s
what: here’s a (low-res) sneak preview…
other artists showing tentatively include:
Lincoln Else – Learning to Fly
Colin Blackshear – Yosemite
Daniel Conrad – Afternoon of the Chimeras
Miguel Arzabe – John Muir TXT Msgs
Project Bandaloop – Montana
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