Aug
20
2010
The first documentary about open source micro-controller Arduino and synonymous software, the main suspect for lots of great DIY inventions in wearable technology and performance, will be on view during summer 2010 according to the website Arduino: The Documentary…
Photo above: Arduino Duemilanove taken from www.smartprj.com
Photo bellow: Lilypad Arduino taken from clemenswinkler.com
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Jun
28
2010
Edita Matan’s project Interactive Gloves has in its focus electronic communication. She sees it as an analogue and digital work that presents two sides of communication: one that is tangible and touchable, and the other part that is ‘the most non-social form – the mathematical, electronic form’.
Interactive Gloves by Edita Matan, photo by Kontejner (c)
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View Comments | tags: device art, device_art 3.009, edita matan, gloves, interactive gloves, kontejner, new media, performative, processing, programming, science, technology, visualization, wearable, wearable technology | posted in art, art & science & technology, body, device art, interactive design, new media, new media art, performative, science, visualization, wearable, wearable technology
May
11
2010
Body Pixel’s friend eTextile Fashionista or, as one blogger entitled her lately – Neuro Fashion artist, Lynne Bruning invites you to show your wearable technology work at the eTextile Fashion Show, which is going to be on view on 22nd of May in Fiesta Hall Stage, in San Mateo – California.
Kristin Neidlinger: Galvanic Extimacy Responder
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View Comments | tags: aniomagic, DIY, electricity, etextile, exhibition, fabric, fashion, grace kim, hand made, kristin neidlinger, lulievision, lynne bruning, maker faire, open sourcing, opportunity, shannon henry, wearable technology, wires | posted in art, art & science & technology, device art, fashion, interactive design, media art, mixed media, new media, new media art, open sourcing, performative, science, textile art, wearable, wearable technology
Apr
21
2010
Documentary Google Baby (2009) by film maker Zippi Brand Frank deals with birth outsourcing among three countries: Israel, USA and India. It involves business, technology (computers and human bodies) and a bunch of paradoxes.
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Apr
5
2010
Digital Nation – Life on the Virtual Frontier (2009 – 2010) is a documentary film by Douglas Rushkoff that thematizes the media issues in the context of our virtual lives, tech development, networking and multitasking.
This documentary is not made for infinite or final answers but to open a wider debate on the influence of technology and the internet on our lives.
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