..on Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 05:35:03PM -0500, christopher sullivan wrote:
and Julian your definition was perfect, towering over all other possible
attempts, you must understand the small mind I have to work with.. Chris.
Chris I liked your definitions, certainly far more fun/complex than what I
..on Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 06:07:24PM -0500, christopher sullivan wrote:
definitions, I think we are not all talking about the same thing.
so here are my worst case and best case definitions of prototyping.
[..]
what is your definition?
(earlier)
Prototyping is any test of expectation
The software might be free and the prototype might be free, but you, the
creator are not.
You are bound in a panopticon where anonymous others can observe and
scrutinize your creative output. How can you not mediate your behavior
aware of this scrutiny? Is the prototype a tentative confirmation of
..on Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 11:34:49PM -0700, adr...@cnmat.berkeley.edu wrote:
The software might be free and the prototype might be free, but you, the
creator are not.
You are bound in a panopticon where anonymous others can observe and
scrutinize your creative output. How can you not mediate
and Julian your definition was perfect, towering over all other possible
attempts, you must understand the small mind I have to work with.. Chris.
Quoting Julian Oliver jul...@julianoliver.com:
..on Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 06:07:24PM -0500, christopher sullivan wrote:
definitions, I think we
svd and all ..
a few thoughts -
I offered the critique system of artist-to-artist discussion as
evidence that the artist dialogue is generally based on Prototypes,
and generally Open Source. Art, in any format, real or virtual, can
be considered as a manifestation of ideas and the
..on Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 06:07:24PM -0500, christopher sullivan wrote:
definitions, I think we are not all talking about the same thing.
so here are my worst case and best case definitions of prototyping.
Chris
dictionary,
Prototype A prototype is an original type, form, or instance of
On Fri, 19 Mar 2010 08:54:37 +, s...@krokodile.co.uk
s...@krokodile.co.uk wrote:
cynthia/all
The logic of open-source seems to work in subsidized environment like
academia where they are paid for teaching and perhaps a little research
- but external to the academy how would an
It's a cliche but its true - the problem is not piracy, it's obscurity.
what is the problem of obscurity?
Free culture helps to address that.
by giving everyone a minute of fame?
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Actually the Art Colider is a joint project with the San Francisco
Art Institute begun nearly 2 years ago.
http://theartcollider.org/
l
On Mar 18, 2010, at 9:12 PM, Renate Ferro wrote:
Thanks Cynthia for sharing. I've been lurking this month, enjoying
Adrienne's posts and others. I just
cynthia/all
The logic of open-source seems to work in subsidized environment like
academia where they are paid for teaching and perhaps a little research
- but external to the academy how would an open-source artist survive ?
I can see how the economics of it would work in West, with a false
I ran
into the case of the disposable diaper and the result it has had in
increasing by an average of several years now how long it takes for children
to be potty
trained. On the surface it is valuable to eliminate children's discomfort by
optimizing the diaper.
In fact current diapers
Yes of course, I believe it is a collaboration as I said. Are there not
many collaborators, Lynn?
Actually the Art Colider is a joint project with the San Francisco
Art Institute begun nearly 2 years ago.
http://theartcollider.org/
l
On Mar 18, 2010, at 9:12 PM, Renate Ferro wrote:
definitions, I think we are not all talking about the same thing.
so here are my worst case and best case definitions of prototyping.
Chris
dictionary,
Prototype A prototype is an original type, form, or instance of something
serving as a typical example, basis, or standard for other things of
also, if the diaper is comfortable, there is no incentive for the child to
become potty trained. Chris
Quoting davin heckman davinheck...@gmail.com:
I ran
into the case of the disposable diaper and the result it has had in
increasing by an average of several years now how long it takes
it is disturbing and yet now apparently more acceptably commonplace to think
(in the era of current culturally mediated narcissisms) progressively of self
modifications and enhancements, and as Stelarc might phrase it, having done the
Extra Ear project or doing it as we speak, of operational
..on Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 03:10:01PM -, Johannes Birringer wrote:
Davin wrote: At one point in time, discrete objects were things that
were considered prototypes that could be thrown into an existing system
and tested. Increasingly, it seems like the prototypes are geared to test
Wow - I love the concept that we are all changing and that each of us
an ongoing prototype for the next generation of ourselves
At the CAA session on Open Source (chaired by Patrick Lichty),
Michael Mandiberg gave a presentation arguing for giving away Design
ideas, for making practical
On the other hand, there are technologies that seem to be introduced
with the stated purpose of achieving one objective, yet have the
larger objective of changing human populations. Take, for instance,
the infamous case of Nestle's infant formula strategy in Africa.
Company reps
Thanks Cynthia for sharing. I've been lurking this month, enjoying
Adrienne's posts and others. I just wanted to add that the new media
artist and designer Maurice Benayoun visited our Cornell Art Department
this week where he shared with our students his open source website of
ideas and
Adrienne, But what is unusable you some may be usable by others, no? I
agree though that the idea finding phase is more nuanced but am not
convinced that there must be implementation. Renate
always giving away our ideas, our sense of how art works, what it can
do, or what it might be in a
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