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Sonar: datavisualizing music

Category: Artists & Art

A lovely, minimalist video portrait of music, by Renaud Hallee.

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Psychedelic cockroaches

Category: Artists & Art

Artist S. Shelley Jones sent me a link to some digital art depicting the lowly cockroach, who turns out to be much more attractive with a psychedelic spin. Thanks, Shelley! PS. "The Psychedelic Cockroach" is a great band name,...

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Kickstarting the Word Project: Help give obscure words a book of their own

Category: Artists & Art

Polly Law's Word Project is a series of mixed-media illustrations representing obscure words like dasypygal and nidifice. Though Law has exhibited her work in galleries, she hasn't found a backer to publish them as a book. . . yet....

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A skeleton like a poem

Category: Artists & Art

Delicious - and suprisingly convincing - x-ray images of animals with "skeletons" made of typography by Katerina Orlikova. Be sure to check out _Motion Picture, a running cat-like creature reminiscent of Eadweard James Muybridge's vintage motion photography. Via Street...

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Advice from a Caterpillar

Category: Artists & Art

Print Magazine asked four designers to storyboard their own versions of Alice. I kind of like this script-rich lowbrow fantasy, with an anime-inspired Alice by Sebastian Onufszak:...

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if someone had only told me Sb was a professional wrestling establishment. It explains so much

Category: Artists & Art

By Joseph Hewitt, who clearly understands the Sb atmosphere quite well....

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the art and engineering of fluid dynamics

Category: Artists & Art

One of the reasons little liberal arts colleges are awesome: this course at Lafayette. It's part of their Values and Science/Technology Program....

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Seven on Seven: Connecting Art and Technology

Category: Artists & Art

Feb 23rd (tomorrow) is the last day to snag advance tickets to the Seven on Seven conference in NYC: Seven on Seven will pair seven leading artists with seven game-changing technologists in teams of two, and challenge them to...

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AAAS Visualization Challenge Winners

Category: Blogosphere

FYI: the winners of the AAAS Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge are up! You may recognize some of them - including PhD (Piled Higher and Deeper) cartoonist Jorge Cham. Check 'em out and share your opinions; I'll have more to...

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Entomologia and other good stuff in NYC

Category: Artists & Art

Upcoming at Observatory in NYC: Entomologia (Feb 26-April 4), a group show of art incorporating and inspired by insects. I'm particularly intrigued by the discussion scheduled for April 3, "Transgenics, Cybernetics, and Evolution:" Silkworms engineered to produce pharmaceuticals and...

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