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Remix Theory is an online resource by Eduardo Navas that offers some of his research on Remix. Navas focuses on Remix itself as opposed to Remix Culture. In this site you will find a brief definition of Remix, which is examined more extensively in essays that will be added to this website as they become…
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While travelling last month, my wife and I managed to use the iPad as our shared device by basically signing-in and out of our Google accounts. Do-able but laborious. Switch seems like a useful step in the direction of “non-personal computing”, allowing multiple user accounts for browsing, with a single password for each. But I…
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8 legal milestones for a startup
8 legal milestones for a startup
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Like everyone who studies performance, I’m indebted to the extraordinary Anders Ericsson, arguably the world’s leading researcher into high performance. For more than two decades, Ericsson has been making the case that it’s not inherited talent which determines how good we become at something, but rather how hard we’re willing to work — something he…
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CRUMB, the online resource for curators, has been wrangling with the joyous affordances of new media art for over ten years. Having just published three books about curating the stuff,1 it seems like a good time to stop and reflect, somewhere between the glacial evolution of academic publication and the evanescence of daily tweeting. As…
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Brooding, solitary and usually male, the trope of “the artist in the studio” has existed in multiple iterations throughout the history of art. From Rembrandt’s workshop to the twentieth-century Parisian studios of Picasso, Braque and others, to Warhol’s Factory, the studio contains within it an evolving narrative, albeit one that remains focused on a specific…
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Pilen Concept Bike
Pilen Concept Bike thebicycleisart: Pilen concept is a race bike inspired by early Le Mans style, the concept is supposed to create a sentimental bond with the user and also give them the same feeling as if they were driving a sports car. This concept is developed for the Swedish bike brand Pilen cykel in…
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Sample iPhone (Wi-Fi) to Arduino (Ethernet) app « Jepstone.net
Sample iPhone (Wi-Fi) to Arduino (Ethernet) app « Jepstone.net paperbits: Uses jQuery/HTML to control the state of an Arduino equipped with an Ethernet shield. Which means you can control pretty much anything from your iPhone or Android device, with a little HTML coding, about $50 in electronics, and no jailbreaking required.
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nevver: So Much and More
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