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This option is not available anymore. Please read and accept the waiver. All fields marked with * are required. US Zipcodes need to be 5 digits. Robot String Quartet. Grassroots Mapping » lima. Yesterday turned out to be a fantastic day – Daniel Miracle and others from Escuelab took me out to visit a community called Cantagallo which they’ve been working with for some weeks. Daniel sets up TV transmitters and creates local TV stations with a range of ~500 meters for only about $300. The Cantagallo community is a group of Shipibo, a group native to the Amazon region of Peru, near Pucallpa. About 100 families have moved here to the bank of the river Rimac here in Peru, on top of a landfill, starting about 9 years ago. They’re currently in negotiations to gain a title to the land they’ve been living on, which the Escuelab folks believe belongs to the Municipality of Lima. They invited me out to come make maps with them in the hopes that the resulting data can support their territorial claim.
We also managed to take a picture of a map the Shipibo of Cantagallo are using as part of their title negotiations – and hope to fill it out with streets, homes, etc. Berlin Map. Giant map of Berlin nears completion in Berlin. Berlin: City of Diversity – A 1:775 Scale Map on the Schlossplatz | andBerlin. As soon as I heard that a large-scale map of Berlin was being created on the Schlossplatz, entitled City of Diversity (Stadt der Vielfalt), as part of the city’s 775th anniversary celebrations I was fascinated to see how it would turn out. Over the course of the next 9 days I went to the Schlossplatz 3 times to see how the group of artists were progressing with their work. Unfortunately, I was out of the country when the finished map was opened to the public but was keen to visit when I got back to Berlin. The map has been created on a 1:775 scale on the ground opposite the Berliner Dom (Berlin Cathedral) where work will begin on the Humboldt Forum in 2013. An area measuring 50 metres by 50 metres was set aside for the map that was created using 274 stencils, each measuring 3.5m by 1.5m.
A series of poles embedded in the map pin-point some of the contributions immigrants have made. Landscape architect Lisa Hankow paints a giant map of Berlin in the city center on August 6, 2012 in Berlin, Germany. The map, which will measure 50 meters X 50 meters when finished, is in the scale o | Berlin creates giant map for 775th anniversary - Yah. Berlin creates giant map for 775th anniversary A giant map of Berlin, in the scale of 1:775 has been created to coincide with the 775th anniversary of the city.
Aug. 6, Berlin, Germany. . 1 - 6 of 6 PrevNext Go to page 1 Gallery View:Berlin creates giant map for 775th anniversary 1 of 6 photos previous next Getty Images Mon, 6 Aug, 2012 Photos of the Day 1 - 3 of 6 prevnext More Slideshows Landscape architect Lisa Hankow paints a giant map of Berlin in the city center on August 6, 2012 in Berlin, Germany. News For You. Hyper Intelligent Spiders Work Together to Lure, Trap and Eat Human Prey – Zooillogix. So that title may be a little sensationalistic… but the web is alive this morning (no pun intended) with stories about an enormous series of interconnected webs spread out over a 200 yard area in North Texas.
Researchers and visitors alike have been drawn to the sprawling web, but were uncertain whether it was created by social spiders or one terrifying giant spider with unlimited silk production capabilities and a strong work ethic. Kind of a cross between the queen in Aliens and the giant spider, Shelob, that Frodo fights on his way to Mordor.
Turns out the social spider theory was correct! Identified on Bug Girl’s Blog (where would I be without you?) (From CNN) “At first, it was so white it looked like fairyland,” said Donna Garde, superintendent of Lake Tawakoni State Park, about 45 miles east of Dallas. Social Spider Bar Mitzvah / A scene from a Hoofnagle nightmare Theridion nigroannulatum (picture from the New Scientist) String. Known mostly in for his graffiti-influenced string tags on the streets of Minneapolis, Eric Rieger aka HOT TEA (previously here and here), recently completed this massive installation at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. Titled Letting Go, the piece uses 84 miles of colored string that forms the artist’s interpretation of the sun.
In a statement about the work Rieger says: At least once in our lives we have all had to let go of something we truly love. Whether it be a pet, personal object or in some cases, loved ones. Definitely check out the timelapse of the installation, the upside-down haircut at the end looks like it was a lot of fun. Ball-Nogues Studio. Monovacation, Bunny Smash, Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo. Monovacation will be shown in the Bunny Smash exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo from October 3 – January 19, 2014. Curated by Yuko Hasegawa, other participants of the exhibition are Atelier Bow-Wow + Tokyo Tech + Tsukuba University, Bureau d’études, CAMP, Revital Cohen & Tuur Van Balen, Leandro Erlich, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg & Sascha Pohflepp, Hiroshi Ishii + Tangible Media Group/MIT Media Lab, Tsunehisa Kimura, Michael Lee, Mikael Metthey, OMA*AMO, Rhizomatiks (Daito Manabe and others), Fernando Sánchez Castillo, Sputniko! , Shinichi Takemura, Sissel Tolaas, Yosuke Ushigome, Marnie Weber, Judi Werthein, Richard Wilson.
Monovacation 2013, custom software, projection (300×120 cm), digital print (180×120 cm), video (42 inch LCD screen) Monovacation cordially invites you to “the vacation” of vacations… The official tourism commercials of countries in competition with each other have been selected and each film has been divided into the possible tiniest clips. Truth is concrete 25/09 20:00 I Burak Arikan: Network as a medium of critique and action. Network Map of Artists and Political Inclinations, 7th Berlin Biennale. Urban Assemblages: How Actor-Network Theory Changes Urban Studies - Google 图书. AMBER Network Mapping Workshop, Istanbul, 2011. Bb7-artists-politics-network-map-7th-berlin-biennale-2012-larger-burak-arikan.jpg (4000×2667)
IMG_0551.JPG (800×600) EVERYONE FOR THEMSELVES – Workshop | Witte de With. “Network Map of Artists and Political Inclinations”, 7th Berlin Biennale. Burak Arikan Discussing the Ethics and Economics of Art A day-long symposium (Saturday 12 May), Mapping the Art World workshop (Wednesday 9 May) and a week of homework screenings (5-13 May). Wednesday 9 May 2012, 12 – 7 PM Mapping the Art World by artist and activist Burak Arikan With introduction by Witte de Withs director Defne Ayas and artist Bik van der Pol Location: Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art Applications Maximum number of participants: 20 Participation is €10,- p.p. Email your application form to karin@wdw.nl Workshop Artist and activist Burak Arikan offers a one-day workshop titled Mapping the Art World, during which participants sketch and discuss diagrams to create a mapping of network based on their observations and the networks extracted from their areas of interest within the art world.
Workshop Program PART I(12 – 3 PM) : How to map networks? Break (3 – 4 PM) About Burak Arikan To learn more: Blog. Creative Networking Workshop at MIT / VAP, 2008. Economies of scale. As quantity of production increases from Q to Q2, the average cost of each unit decreases from C to C1. In microeconomics, economies of scale are the cost advantages that enterprises obtain due to size, output, or scale of operation, with cost per unit of output generally decreasing with increasing scale as fixed costs are spread out over more units of output. Often operational efficiency is also greater with increasing scale, leading to lower variable cost as well. Economies of scale apply to a variety of organizational and business situations and at various levels, such as a business or manufacturing unit, plant or an entire enterprise.
For example, a large manufacturing facility would be expected to have a lower cost per unit of output than a smaller facility, all other factors being equal, while a company with many facilities should have a cost advantage over a competitor with fewer. Overview[edit] Physical and engineering basis[edit] Capital and operating cost[edit] See also[edit] DAP. Creative Networking Workshop at RISD, 2008.
Critical Network Mapping and Analysis Workshop, 7th Berlin Biennale. Creative Networking Workshop at ITU, 2007. Creative Networking Workshops. Creative Networking Workshops Series of workshops focusing on the design and understanding of complex networks through mapping and visual analysis in order to expand the individual's thinking about the network as a creative medium. Starting from hand drawn simple graph diagrams, participants gradually build complex network models.
Emphasis on network mapping, modeling, relational thinking, protocol authoring, centrality analysis, clustering analysis, and information design. Participants learn the most through observing and extracting networks from their area of interests, collaborative mapping, sketching, and discussing diagrams. Creative Networking Workshop, 5th Marrakesh Biennial Marrakesh, Feb 28th, 2014 Graph Commons Workshop, Foundation for Art and Creative Technology (FACT) Liverpool, Feb 19th, 2014.
Creative Networking Workshop, The Center for Transformative Media, The New School New York, Nov 19th, 2013 Creative Networking Workshop, 13. Istanbul, Sep 18th, 2013 Istanbul, Aug 8th, 2013.