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(via Hello, Skater Girl by Julian Bleecker — Kickstarter) I’ve followed the development of Julian Bleecker’s project, Hello, Skater Girl, for some time. In it Julian is bringing a spotlight onto an under represented part of the skater population. His photos celebrate strength, grace, and agility of these athletes. His interviews provide humanizing depth. (Source:…
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As Aaron Messing, an information privacy lawyer at Olender Feldman in New Jersey, explained it, Is Anyone Up? is protected by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996. The act provides immunity for Internet service providers—which is interpreted as including websites and blogs—who publish information provided by others. As long as Moore’s material…
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dinosaurparty: (via Museum 2.0: Getting in on the Act: New Report on Participatory Arts Engagement) And if the graphic wasn’t excited enough, there’s a whole report from the Irvine Foundation! Our Mini-game-jam at the Denver Art Museum, April 16 & 17 of 2011 follows this pattern, most especially Audience-As-Artist. The education and young-adult outreach officers…
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emergentfutures: Games’ Scoreboard Once, playing computer games required some forethought and effort: you had to go to a video arcade, purchase a game console, or buy and install software for a personal computer. But with the advent of mobile devices such as smart phones and the rise of social websites, choosing and playing a game…
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Strategic Science Fiction Reader Caucus with a Splash of Transformative Justice
I got to be a part of this team, which included Leah, Jenna and Alexis. We started by geeking out, and brainstorming all of our favorite radical science fiction materials and creators. Here’s the list of works/creators, followed by the full collective notes from the session (taken on a collective notepad!) Creators: writer Iain Banks,…
