New York can't make a Taco
Needless to say going from multiple speaking events, directly to finals week, and then the Winter Show, made truth of the expression 'out of the frying pan, into the fire and burned to a crisp'.The ITP Winter Show went really well. This time around the only project I had in the show was the Teleobjective project completed with Andrew Schneider. The installation was composted of five, had made, black and white, television objects. The repurpose television screens were installed as a lighting system where visitors could control the image on the screen using the adjacent pull chain. There were may great projects at the show this year. Here are a few links:
Flikr feeds:
TikTik
Xinroman
Circus Voltaire
Sai
Blogs and the nexus:
Engadget
keyool
Make Magazine
There are also stop frames made with WayMarkr for Mike's remix (image left).
I'm on the road this week, in Chicago right now actually. There is something to be said about what you miss when you leave a place. Food is something I definitely enjoy wherever I go. One thing that has bothered me about my migration to New York is that lack of quality Mexican food. I can take the noise and dirt on the streets but come on, the tacos are amazingly sub-par and I can't stand it. I wont stand it. I'll wait until I'm at La Pasadita. More photos from my ongoing travels are on my Flickr account.
MUM 2006
This coming week Mike Bukin and I will be leading a workshop at MUM, the fifth annual conference for Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia. We're excited by this opportunity and are looking forward to it immensely. The conference has and amazing lineup of top notch talent from throughout the industry, from all over the world. We' honored and excited just to be a part of it. I'll be giving periodic updates from the conference about the presentations and demonstrations there. Look for more here, beginning tomorrow.
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