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Colin and his collaborator Shanai Matteson liked ThoughtMesh enough that they used it to organize the online version of the presenter’s talks.
You can find more about the Walker’s Open Field initiative–over 100 events and counting–here. — Jon Ippolito, August 1st, 2010, 0 Comments »
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We’re excited to relay the launch of Precision Targets, a sequel to Caren Kaplans’s 2007 Vectors commission Dead Reckoning. In Precision Targets, Kaplan teams with Vectors Creative Director Erik Loyer and illustrator Ezra Claytan Daniels to extend research into birds-eye views and targets. Constructing an innovative 3-dimensional sequential art immersive space, the project juxtaposes GPS use by the military, law enforcement and general public. For more information, please visit http://precisiontargets.com — Craig Dietrich, May 20th, 2010, 0 Comments »
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We’re pleased to simulcast this announcement for a job opportunity at the Mukurtu Project. The project, directed by Vectors Fellow alum Kim Christen (Digital Dynamics Across Cultures), is developing an open-source archive software based on Aboriginal cultural protocols. – MUKURTU PROJECT Applicant would have knowledge of and experience working with:
Applicant must also have:
Seven-month project time line beginning May 1, 2010 with possibility of additional work. $40/hour, 15 hours/week. Contact: Send CV and cover letter to: Specify MUKURTU PROJECT in subject line Deadline: April 23, 2010 (or until filled) — Craig Dietrich, April 16th, 2010, 0 Comments »
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Permanence Through Change also introduced many artists and arts professionals to the variable media paradigm. Now all the contributions to Permanence Through Change have been republished in a richly connective way. Because they are part of a Mesh, Permanence Through Change can be navigated via keywords that relate each essay to others in the same volume or outside on the Web at large. — Jon Ippolito, February 15th, 2010, 0 Comments »
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