Xerox Inkless Printer



ink, paper, print, publishing

Docly, the Web 2.0 online word processor with copyright protection, automatically assigns copyrights



copyright, web, writing

Yuki-taro autonomous snowplow robot



recycling, robotics, snow


“Fabbers (a.k.a 3D Printers or rapid prototyping machines) are a relatively new form of manufacturing that builds 3D objects by carefully depositing materials drop by drop, layer by layer.”



diy, fab, prototype, rapid

mladen penev



blood, book, monkey

Robert ParkeHarrison: The Architect’s Brother



epistemology, image, myth, photography


“They decide to meet up, but in an attempt to keep their interaction interesting, they make a pact to not speak to one another. As their romance develops, they only write, draw, email, text, have sex, instant message, and make videos for each other. No talking.”



digital poetics, video, vlog


“In life never do as others do…Either do nothing—just go to school—or do something nobody else does.”

George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff



advice, mystic, radical

“I believe there is simply ourselves, and where we are has a particularity which we’d better use because that’s about all we’ve got…there is no other culture. There is simply the literal essence and exactitude of your own. I mean, the streets you live on, or the clothes you wear, or the colour of you hair….Truth lies solely in what you do with it….

Put an end to nation, put an end to culture, put an end to divisions of all sorts.”

Charles Olson, July 20th, 1965, Berkeley (Causal Mythology, p.36)



culture, divisions, nation




digital poetics, factory, poetry

Granary Books

“observing progressive scholarship and supporting adventurous book making in the context of exploring the relationships between seeing and reading, reading and seeking.”



books, poets, visual, writing

“The physical fact of language –uttered, inscribed, marked, or frozen in front of our faces in the cold light of bitter days — reminds us that there is no communication without the phatic exchange of substances.

A prophylactic attitude attempts to protect the imagination from direct encounters with the world as the tongue, the hand, the arm, the fist around the pen, the fingers on the keyboard all reach into the heavy flesh of matter and are rewarded by the sensate experience.”

Johanna Drucker in ‘Figuring the Word’ ( 1998, Granary ) p.55



matter, phatic, world

Humanity Lobotomy Save the Internet



lobotomy, net neutrality, vlog

Boom Bip & Doseone – The Birdcatcher’s Return



bird, grace, hiphop, orality

Brian Eno H.Budd The Plateaux of Mirror First Light



ambient, budd, cloud, eno, plateau

Sarah Peebles



composer, found, max, music


“…the real change we must confront and understand is not a new selection of canonical great books but, as our expressive radical moves from print to screen, a new conception of human reason and how Western culture creates and transmits it.”

The electronic word: Democracy, technology, and the arts, Richard Lanham (1993)



book, future


“Bell Labs scientist Thomas K. Landauer (pictured above) determined in 1984 that human beings can retain about 2 bits of memory per second. This holds under all experimental conditions whether the information is visual, verbal, musical, etc.”

via Accelerating Future who mention the intriguing
Social Life of Information



data, future, memory

Critical Art Ensemble



activist, art, bioart, theory

The Sharpest object yet made


A field ion microscope (FIM) image of a very sharp tungsten needle. The small round features are individual atoms. The lighter colored elongated features are traces captured as atoms moved during the imaging process (approximately 1 second).



atoms, tungsten

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