"Make a piece of the digital quilt!"
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We designed a small device that could turn an LED on and let it fade out over a defined period of time. These devices where placed in a costume of Ada Lovelace (Mother of Computer Programming) as she read the Sketch of The Analytical Engine, 1842.
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artist, curator, information designer. aspire to be - in the moment, keep an open mind and stay learning. i make art using communications as the medium. over the last 14-years my design experience has defined the architecture (structural foundation) of both physical and virtual sites.
working on blending tech + arts background, learning a lot about mobile culture.
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This December 1st - come out and show your support in the fight against HIV!
Thu, November 23, 2006 - 11:21 PM
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Join youth from across the Lower Mainland for an evening of great music by local bands: The Sessions, Bend Sinister and The February's with hip hop by mc's Brigee K and Kia Kadiri. This multimedia evening also features a collaborative art installation, video screenings, African gumboot dancing, slam poetry, a draw for $500 and the official unveiling of the digital quilt – a collaborative community art projec... read more
I've just started working on a project called the Digital Quilt. It's a collaborative multimedia art project in Vancouver, Canada www.projectstitch.org/quilt
Mon, October 30, 2006 - 10:15 PM
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We're going to setup a "workspace" at an event, people will be able to create collages, we'll digitize and project the images on to screens. Do you want to make a piece of the quilt? urban
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*** Love! ***,
A Wireless Headache - MobilitySmarts,
Burlesque,
Cypherpunks,
Digital Media: Art & Technology,
Geekgirls,
guerilla data mining,
Interactive Technologies,
Internet Researchers,
Mobile Community Design,
Open Source Software,
Social software intellectuals,
Vancouver Hoopers,
Vancouver Independant Arts Scene,
wearable computers,
Women in Science and Technology,
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