3D. Treevis.net. OpenSound. Version 0.1 (source : julien Ottavi) The Intuitively Free and the Free as Practice The free software movement came into existence with the GNU philosophy, originally developed by Richard Stallmann, through the GPL licence and the GNU operating system, and later, through GNU/LINUX.
It was called ‘Free’ from the beginning, already an attitude, a choice for a certain kind of society and human behaviour, even before involving software and encoding; which should be considered in terms of continuous development, an in-progress operation, a sharing process. Gathered under this name the enduring questions of the sensible, intuitive and practical approaches to reality frequently arise.
The ‘free’ movement cannot only be thought of as a practice limited to the realm of computing and art, since its origin was the result of a relation to production and to social trade. Free software and creation: beyond models, synergy and mutation New practices influenced by the free movement : Useful Links : Models : Astro-logix. Rhythmanalysis – Henri Lefebvre. About Lydia van der Spek I am currently doing a New Media and Digital Culture masters degree at the University of Amsterdam.
My interest in new media has been present for a while, having completed a bachelors degree in Communication and Multimedia Design at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. During my bachelors degree I did an internship at a Dutch advertising/communications agency, working on a transmedia storytelling campaign for SOA/AIDS Nederland. Before obtaining my degree I wrote my thesis on power structures within the online network. I have spent a year in Florence, Italy studying art and have been working as a graphic designer since 2009, both freelance and for Dutch e-commerce business Greetz.
After taking some time off from studying I have worked full time for a while and have then gone travelling for three months. Lefebvre Henri Lefebvre was one of the most prominent French Marxist intellectuals during the second quarter of the 20th century. Scanners. (UPDATED) Stanley Kubrick faked the Apollo 11 moon landing.
The Newtown massacre and Boston Marathon bombings were "false flag" government conspiracies designed to take away our guns. Also, black is white, rich is poor, Obama is a foreign-born Muslim, work is freedom, freedom is slavery and Mona Lisa was a man. Continue reading → "I believe he's not guilty. " "Are you sure? " "No, but I have a reasonable doubt. " The last words spoken in David Mamet's HBO feature film "Phil Spector" are "reasonable doubt. " Paper Quilt Gift Boxes Collection SVG DVX & by ALittleHut. Google Afbeeldingen resultaat voor. Preview: Ben Frost "See Inside The Box For Details" At Shooting Gallery. Australian artist Ben Frost is known for mash-up paintings that draw from graffiti, collage, and sign-writing.
His latest body of work, See Inside For Details, critiques media-obsessed society through the manipulation of popular advertisements and subversion of iconic logos. "Double entendre and satirical word play is brought out in new readings of our favoriteand well known products," says Frost, "i.e. the breakfast cereal Special K features a drug dazed rabbit introduced to the packaging,Viagra and Cialis boxes juxtaposed with Mr. Burns, Pop Tarts featuring Britney Spears and Whitney Houston and a series of confronting paintings onto McDonald's fries boxes. " Twelve new paintings make up the exhibition. We've got a preview of six here. See Inside For Details runs from September 8 to 29, 2012. Shooting Gallery, 839 Larkin St., San Francisco, CA.
Soirée Barbare - Cultuurbeleid voor barbaren - Pascal Gielen. De ene barbaar is de andere niet Kunstsocioloog Pascal Gielen gaat in zijn essay Cultuurbeleid voor barbaren (klik voor het volledige essay) dieper in op wat wellicht de voornaamste uitdaging is die Baricco formuleert in De Barbaren, namelijk de vraag welke cultuurpolitiek adequaat kan inspelen op de gemuteerde cultuurpatronen van het XXIste-eeuwse post-Google publiek.
Op het ogenblik dat de kunst zich niet meer fundeert op het ritueel - zo weten we sinds Walter Benjamin - berust haar fundering op de politiek. Om een solide antwoord op de cultuurpolitieke kernvraag te geven, schetst Pascal Gielen dan ook een kleine geschiedenis van de democratie. Pas nadat we onze denkbeelden over de democratie en haar basisregels opnieuw op scherp hebben gesteld, kunnen we zinvol beginnen te praten over het veranderende publiek dat Alessandro Baricco kenschetst in De Barbaren. Technologische ontwikkelingen, schrijft Gielen, bemiddelen niet neutraal tussen culturele uitingen en een publiek.
Transdisciplinary Lectures: Pascal Gielen and Michael Hardt. Photo booth. Fotofix electronic booth in Germany A photo booth is a vending machine or modern kiosk that contains an automated, usually coin-operated, camera and film processor.
Today the vast majority of photo booths are digital. Traditionally photo booths contain a seat or bench designed to seat the one or two patrons being photographed. The seat is typically surrounded by a curtain of some sort to allow for some privacy and help avoid outside interference during the photo session. Once the payment is made, the photo booth will take a series of photographs (though most modern booths may only take a single photograph and print out a series of identical pictures).
Typical dimensions of these prints vary. There are three countries in the world with major infrastructures of photo booths, the UK, Japan, and France. Origins[edit] The patent for the first automated photography machine was filed in 1888 by William Pope and Edward Poole of Baltimore.