Recent News
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A great day for open hardware!
July 13th, 2010
Open Hardware
Ayah Bdeir and Phil Torrone, MAKEToday, we announce the draft of the definition for open hardware, as initiated from the Opening Hardware Workshop that I hosted at Eyebeam. Early signatories include: Arduino, Adafruit, Make, Sparkfun, Wired, Buglabs, Makerbot, Chumby, Creative Commons, etc.. Let us know your thoughts! More here
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Videos from 7on7 at the New Museum now online
Trailer
Seven on Seven: Trailer from Rhizome on Vimeo.
Thoughts about Art and Technology
Full talk
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7on7 press
New York Times - Art Made at the Speed of the Internet: Don’t Say ‘Geek’; Say ‘Collaborator’ArtForum - Phreaks and Geeks
Rhizome - Photos of 7on7
PSFK - When Artists Meet Programmers
BoingBoing - Rhizome’s 7on7
ArtFagCity - Rhizome’s Seven on Seven A Success
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Feature in ELLE Magazine orient
Photo Credits:
Portrait by: Mark Mahaney
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Rhizome’s 7on7 at the New Museum
April 17th, 2010
The New Museum, NY“Rhizome is pleased to announce Seven on Seven a new major initiative that reflects our mission to connect art and new technology. The seven teams will present their ideas at a one-day event at the New Museum on April 17th. Seven on Seven Participants include, on the technology side, Ayah Bdeir, Jeff Hammerbacher, David Karp, Andrew Kortina, Hilary Mason, Matt Mullenweg, and Josh Schachter, and on the art side, Tauba Auerbach, Cao Fei, Aaron Koblin, Monica Narula, Marc Andre Robinson, Evan Roth and Ryan Trecartin.”
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Eyebeam Annual Appeal - Please donate
By making a contribution to Eyebeam, you will be supporting all of our creative practitioners and the educational workshops and performance events we develop at our collaborative art and technology center.
More here
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identities in motion on worldchanging.org
Article about the Cruel Weather Middle Eastern film festival at Aberdeen’s Peacock gallery. The article includes an interview with Jay Murphy and a description of Identities in Motion, my solo show.
The post was originally by the wonderful Regine Debatty. Here
Recent Work
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New images of the Middle East/ images of the New Middle East
The project is to create visuals, edited footage, and algorithmic animations to respond to the music of Guy Manoukian.
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littleBits
An opensource library of discrete electronic components pre-assembled in tiny circuit boards
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les Annees Lumiere
A bird’s eye view of a little over 3 years of violence, strife, and very bright lights rocking lebanon.
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Teta Haniya’s Secrets
A line of electronic lingerie inspired by the Syrian Souk el Hamidiya
