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‘Dead Drops’ is an anonymous, offline, peer to peer file-sharing network in public space. USB flash drives are embedded into walls, buildings and curbs accessable to anybody in public space. Everyone is invited to drop or find files on a dead drop. Plug your laptop to a wall, house or pole to share your favorite…
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(via swimsuit department: Yokozuna)
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(via MONDOBLOGO: calder’s critters) These live in the domain of art. Click through for many more …
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»untitled«, 2010 by Trisha Donnelly. (via VVORK) digital stone work…
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5 Million Dollars 1 Terrabyte (2011) is a sculpture consisting of a 1 TB Black External Hard Drive containing $5,000,000 worth of illegally downloaded files. A full list of the files with clickable download links can be found by clicking through… (via Rhizome | 5 Million Dollars 1 Terabyte (2011) – Manuel Palou)
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»A Tour of the Atlantic Crossing 1 Transatlantic Submarine Cable«, 2011 performance, encrypted 500 gigabyte portable hard drive by Lance Wakeling. (via VVORK)
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Kill Screen curated a sold out Arcade two weeks ago at MoMA’s July PopRally. The museum was packed with art and game enthusiast actively trying their skills with an array of eleven games spread across the first three floors and the garden. I’m a closeted game addict so the event culled no shortage of interest…
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The second half of the Keynote was spent reviewing Doctorow’s three laws: 1: “Any time someone puts a lock on something that belongs to you and won’t give you the key, they didn’t put the lock there for your benefit.” 2: “Fame won’t guarantee fortune, but no one has ever gotten rich by being obscure.”…
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The newest 8" Dunny from Kidrobot has been revealed, and art fans should recognize its inspiration almost immediately. This is Triclops’ Rene London Dunny, which is based on the surrealist work of Belgian artist René Magritte. We kind of knew this one was coming eventually (Kidrobot released a shirt with the exact same design a…
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Competition has been made so central to the videogames industry that many people consider “game” to be almost synonymous with the notion of competitive play. We play to win, the presumption states, and this indeed describes the way a great many of our modern videogames have been constructed. But there are other patterns of play…