|
|
How do I order the book?
Order it directly from Amazon:
Or look for it in your favorite neighborhood (independent or chain) bookstore. Ask them to order it for you if you don't see it on the shelves or right up front.
Search
Upcoming
Technorizzle
Art
CultureJamming the Hollywood Megalith
July 16, 2006
Democratizing the art market
David Hinojosa has got a project called Stock Artist that offers a simulation (for now) of a rationalize the art market. I’m not sure I fully understand the concept, but this appears to be the nut of it: The central...(See full entry.)
in Art)
by xian
at 9:11 PM
on Sunday, July 16, 2006
Permanent link to this entry | Comments (1) | TrackBack
by xian
at 9:11 PM
on Sunday, July 16, 2006
Permanent link to this entry | Comments (1) | TrackBack
March 2, 2006
Picture for picture
Sketch Swap gives you space to draw a picture. When you’re done, you submit it and get someone else’s picture in return....(See full entry.)
April 28, 2005
And on BBC One, me telling you this
Quoting from All-Podcast, All-the-Time Radio: A San Francisco radio station is going to start airing nothing but user-submitted podcasts beginning on May 16. The station, which calls itself KYOU Open Source Radio, will broadcast on 1550-AM/San Francisco and the Internet....(See full entry.)
April 26, 2005
Text messages from Jazz Fest
Cell phones help people locate each other at spread out entertainment events like the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival (the first weekend of which I just attended for the tenth or eleventh time in the last thirteen or so...(See full entry.)
in jazzfest)
by xian
at 9:40 AM
on Tuesday, April 26, 2005
Permanent link to this entry | Comments (2) | TrackBack
by xian
at 9:40 AM
on Tuesday, April 26, 2005
Permanent link to this entry | Comments (2) | TrackBack
March 24, 2005
Jamming online
Haven't had a chance to explore this new Microsoft offering, but Crossfader appears to be a site designed to enable collaboration across the net among musicians and music producers: Paul Miller aka DJ Spooky - That Subliminal Kid In his...(See full entry.)
December 21, 2004
Social book recommendations
Books We Like is trying to build a community of book-recommenders, and offers price-comparison shopping for recommended books. This is a good step in the direction of collabortive review communities. I often want to write about a book I'm reading...(See full entry.)
October 7, 2004
How MP3.com used to identify local-hero bands
By the time you've heard of a popular band they often represent a kind of supergroup built out of the hottest bands from some microscene you've generally never heard of. Via Andy Baio's Waxy Links I stumbled upon an interesting...(See full entry.)
May 12, 2004
Call for essays: CyberSounds
From Rev Carr on the Deadwood Society mailing list: Date: Wed, 12 May 2004 13:58:18 -1000 Call for Chapters- Cybersounds: Essays on Virtual Music Culture Edited by Michael D. Ayers, New School for Social Research, New York City Call for...(See full entry.)
March 24, 2004
Book on interactive fiction
Janet Murray’s Hamlet on the Holodeck: The Future of Narrative in Cyberspace (Free Press, 1997; xian, I have a copy if you want to borrow) is a bit dated but covers a lot of online-creativity ground, from MUDs to serial...(See full entry.)
March 12, 2004
Collaborative digital art
There's a whole world of forums/boards for graphic artists, where they swap and critique art, most commonly with Adobe Photoshop images, Macromedia Flash animations, or 3D stills or animations from Alias Maya or Discreet 3ds Max. In a lot of...(See full entry.)
February 17, 2004
Fanfic cons
Typical web/research experience: Something reminds me of Luke Menand, one of the best professors of art/literature/culture I had in college and I wonder if I can get in touch with him for this book - I'm sure he'd have some...(See full entry.)
January 5, 2004
the {fray} begat fray day
Derek Powazek, of fray.org and many other community projects, announces his engagement on his personal site: She Said Yes. Probably want to talk to him at some point....(See full entry.)
Arts links
Pete also wrote I found the "arts orgs go online" reference that's been nagging me. It's an old program, though, no longer kept up: OpenStudio. I knew of a couple of Bay Area theater groups that explored this in the...(See full entry.)
Upcoming.org
Andy Baio's open, RSS-generating shared event-scheduling service, Upcoming.org....(See full entry.)
Automated trend discovery for blogs
Howard Rheingold writes, My name is Howard and I am a Technorati addict in BlogPulse: More Emergent Stuff, a journal entry at TheFeature (motto: It's All About The Mobile Internet). Also via Susan Mernit....(See full entry.)