http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/graffiti-research-lab-at-ars-electronica.html Sun, 06 Jul 2008 05:35:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/graffiti-research-lab-at-ars-electronica.html#comment-10097 art? tech? who cares » Graffiti Research Lab’s talk at ars electronica Sat, 04 Nov 2006 02:07:12 +0000 http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/graffiti-research-lab-at-ars-electronica.html#comment-10097 [...] I didn’t get this project at all before ars electronica. I kind of read about it here and there and thought “mmmh! throwing luminous thingies at buildings? So what?” But i discovered during their talk that there’s more behind G.R.L. and i liked what i heard. A lot (though i wasn’t really convinced by the “let’s throw some luminous thingies at the tram” performance.) My notes from their talk: [...] […] I didn’t get this project at all before ars electronica. I kind of read about it here and there and thought “mmmh! throwing luminous thingies at buildings? So what?” But i discovered during their talk that there’s more behind G.R.L. and i liked what i heard. A lot (though i wasn’t really convinced by the “let’s throw some luminous thingies at the tram” performance.) My notes from their talk: […]

]]> http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/graffiti-research-lab-at-ars-electronica.html#comment-7383 wrza.net » Graffiti Research Lab Tue, 03 Oct 2006 20:08:12 +0000 http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/graffiti-research-lab-at-ars-electronica.html#comment-7383 [...] Apart from the ShiftSpace presentation, the other Pixelspaces talk i really enjoyed was by James Powderly and Evan Roth (US) from Graffiti Research Lab. They developed the project at eyebeam in New York.I didn’t get this project at all before ars electronica. I kind of read about it here and there and thought “mmmh! throwing luminous thingies at buildings? So what?” But i discovered during their talk that there’s more behind G.R.L. and i liked what i heard. A lot (though i wasn’t really convinced by the “let’s throw some luminous thingies at the tram” performance.) My notes from their talk: [...] […] Apart from the ShiftSpace presentation, the other Pixelspaces talk i really enjoyed was by James Powderly and Evan Roth (US) from Graffiti Research Lab. They developed the project at eyebeam in New York.I didn’t get this project at all before ars electronica. I kind of read about it here and there and thought “mmmh! throwing luminous thingies at buildings? So what?” But i discovered during their talk that there’s more behind G.R.L. and i liked what i heard. A lot (though i wasn’t really convinced by the “let’s throw some luminous thingies at the tram” performance.) My notes from their talk: […]

]]> http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/graffiti-research-lab-at-ars-electronica.html#comment-7255 wrza.net » Graffiti Research Lab’s talk at ars electronica Sat, 30 Sep 2006 08:04:18 +0000 http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/graffiti-research-lab-at-ars-electronica.html#comment-7255 [...] Apart from the ShiftSpace presentation, the other Pixelspaces talk i really enjoyed was by James Powderly and Evan Roth (US) from Graffiti Research Lab. They developed the project at eyebeam in New York.I didn’t get this project at all before ars electronica. I kind of read about it here and there and thought “mmmh! throwing luminous thingies at buildings? So what?” But i discovered during their talk that there’s more behind G.R.L. and i liked what i heard. A lot (though i wasn’t really convinced by the “let’s throw some luminous thingies at the tram” performance.) My notes from their talk: [...] […] Apart from the ShiftSpace presentation, the other Pixelspaces talk i really enjoyed was by James Powderly and Evan Roth (US) from Graffiti Research Lab. They developed the project at eyebeam in New York.I didn’t get this project at all before ars electronica. I kind of read about it here and there and thought “mmmh! throwing luminous thingies at buildings? So what?” But i discovered during their talk that there’s more behind G.R.L. and i liked what i heard. A lot (though i wasn’t really convinced by the “let’s throw some luminous thingies at the tram” performance.) My notes from their talk: […]

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]]> http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/graffiti-research-lab-at-ars-electronica.html#comment-5832 LED Throwies Roundup « :: storyglot :: Wed, 06 Sep 2006 02:26:23 +0000 http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/graffiti-research-lab-at-ars-electronica.html#comment-5832 [...] Ruairi Glynn at Interactive Architecture dot org has a description and some photos of a recent GRL installation at Ars Electronica 2006: While I was in Linz, Austria for Ars Electronica, the Graffiti Research Lab put together a workshop to make as many LED throwies as they could and then organised a meeting in the town center to decorate the trams that run through the city… You should have seen the passengers of the trams faces when the crowd from Ars Electronica decended on them. (interactivearchitecture.org) [...] […] Ruairi Glynn at Interactive Architecture dot org has a description and some photos of a recent GRL installation at Ars Electronica 2006: While I was in Linz, Austria for Ars Electronica, the Graffiti Research Lab put together a workshop to make as many LED throwies as they could and then organised a meeting in the town center to decorate the trams that run through the city… You should have seen the passengers of the trams faces when the crowd from Ars Electronica decended on them. (interactivearchitecture.org) […]

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