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Lately I came across this interesting research-site and lowtech.propositions.org.uk. They focus on how to apply art-strategies on robotics with lo-fi parts, that are cheap, available and enable basic robotic stuff for even projects with less money. Looks very interesting, especially how to make a very basic touchscreen out of your old keyboard, look in this wiki. Have fun watching. Did something yourself? Feel free to comment.
04-2008
"PDPal is a public art project for the Palm, PDA and the web. It is a mapping application that transforms your everyday activities and urban experiences into a dynamic city that you write." Also look here for some more material on this project.
04-2008
This is absolute fabulous stuff! Larry Cuba made the computer-animations for the screens in the early Star Wars movies. Also click the link to get more and see the Star Wars related making of.
04-2008
This page provides 'best-of' and full sets of creator-approved, Creative Commons licensed music for some of the best artists and groups from the .MOD music scene on the PC and particularly Commodore Amiga computers, from around 1988 to the present day.
10-2007
"'Pixelpopulation' is a series of posters designed for the public space of European cities. Digitally drafted, pixel-style characters populate urban space, thus creating a parallel digital world on walls, dustbins, traffic lights or large-scale billboards. The idea emerged from using pixel design and working in public space."
01-2008
