AEONHomoCrustaceous
Have you read this: Aeon’s Homo Crustaceous? You must. By the super intellect Michael Garfield, join him for a look back at evolution, crabs and how might we evolve? It’s quite lovely.
The Process of Uncertainty
Have you read this: Aeon’s Homo Crustaceous? You must. By the super intellect Michael Garfield, join him for a look back at evolution, crabs and how might we evolve? It’s quite lovely.
Well this year so far has been quite an uncertain ride. I needed a T Shirt to make me feel better. So I made one. And you can grab yourself one also over on the T Shirt Page. All proceeds of Ts (hoodies, onsies etc.) will be donated to Jason Kottke. In some small* way […]
This week’s Cover Picture comes from Cornell’s Alumni magazine Cornelliana: Stories from their history. I came across their post celebrating 75th birthday of the Newman Lab. (no relation) Which is a list of interesting facts about the Lab, home to Cornell’s first synchrotron that opened in 1948. The picture is of the synchrotron ring. Now […]
This was a lot of fun to learn about: A Short video from the BBC on English electrical engineer, Dame Caroline Haslett and the invention of the awesome plug. Yep, that thing Americans complain about and I find myself missing.
Matt Webb runs a marathon, wins a medal and writes about it in a fashion only Webb could. What person causally drops in Turing patterns while explaining what cramp is? Webb does of course and it is all very interesting. His final words on the experience: “And that’s another lesson I can take more generally […]
From the BBC a lovely teaching example by UK Artist Antony Gormley in his Kings Cross, London Studio. Which also is incredible. I am definitely not a post-studio person myself. Also please enjoy this from Whitechapel Gallery with Gormley discussing his David Chipperfield designed studio. ‘The Studio is a tool’.
It’s been a while but I’m brought back by two thoughtful posts written by Skipper Chong Warson. The first, The Art of Embracing Chaos includes a well placed concept from Paul Saffo about keeping a certain mindset while navigating the more dynamic parts of the Squiggle. The second post I saw was using the Squiggle […]
Lovely short video on LA visual artist Geoff McFettridge coming up with the Drip Series idea for Chocolate Skateboards. It’s like a little masterclass. Also check out the doc on McFettridge: Drawing A Life. (I’ve watched it multiple times…)
This is quite an interesting essay on art & drop collective MSCHF and Meme coins. “The success of a meme coin hinges on collective action spurred by resonance.” Read it here on dirt.fyi
This is quite fun, interesting and thought provoking. From the Ethics & Emerging Sciences Group at Cal Poly, the recent publication of a report on: “Outer Space Cyberattacks: Generating Novel Scenarios to Avoid Surprise.” It’s hard not to consider running a Design Fiction project to imagine these scenarios.