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The First Day at Eyebeam as a Resident

The first day at eyebeam everybody presented some of their past work and talked about what they were interested in.

I presented some of my friend and I's past work in Maya.  I showcased some of the capabilities of Maya, which is a 3D Modeling and animation program

I explained how i would like to expand on my maya abilities, and begin with possible animation.

I also talked about my interests in both Programming, such as Java,  as well as video game creation.

 
People: Caroline Spivack, Jade Highleyman, Luther Cherry, Spencer Brown, Stephanie Pereira
Research: Education
Tags: dropin, education, eyebeam, student residents

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I presented art work by phototrealist painters, Ralph Goings, who paints diner scenes: coffee cakes and ketchup bottles, and Pamella Johnson, who paints giant junks food. Max let out a caper of delight when he saw this overwhelmingly large waffle portrait.



I love these artists because food is a mascot of culture in addition to being a subject that is totally universal.

 
People: Caroline Spivack, Jade Highleyman, Luther Cherry, Spencer Brown, Stephanie Pereira
Research: Education
Tags: dropin, education, eyebeam, student residents

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The first day at Eyebeam, we made presentations. Justine's was about photorealist artists, Ralph Goings and Pamella Michelle Johnson who paint food. Justine herself makes comics and paints burgers. Max showed us a unicorn his friend done did  on MAYA. It was pretty cool.

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People: Caroline Spivack, Jade Highleyman, Luther Cherry, Spencer Brown, Stephanie Pereira
Research: Education
Tags: dropin, education, eyebeam, student residents

Kaho Abe image - Ideas and innovation at Silicon Valley art and tech fest (photos) - CNET News

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Kaho Abe, as part of Eyebeam, a DIY art collective based in New York, has created a Rube Goldberg or Fischli and Weiss-like contraption called the Ticket Machine.

Insert a quarter, and follow the path of the deliberately overengineered gizmo as hacked and discarded electronics perform one step after another, leading to the printing of a ticket. My receipt read "Everything has the potential to become a pancake."

 
Projects: Roadshow
Tags: EyebeamRoadshow, roadshow, eyebeam, fellow, KahoAbe, CNETnews, CNET, festival, 01SJ

Farm City Forum

Amanda summing up a wonderful day with the Farm City Forum as part of the Farm City festival for Crossing the Line Festival with FIAF. Eyebeam's Food in the City program was proud to co-host this event.

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People: Caroline Spivack, Jade Highleyman, Luther Cherry, Spencer Brown, Stephanie Pereira
Research: Education
Tags: dropin, education, eyebeam, student residents

MM5000 Vest

Originally the MM5000 shoulder and thigh pads were made from bandanas and D-rings. However, it’s been quite a hassle. They slide off while playing, they take a long time to put on and are equally annoying to take off.

 
Projects: Mary Mack 5000
People: Kaho Abe
Tags: eyebeam, Face-to-face Games, Mary Mack 5000

MM5000 Arduino Code Shared!

I just learned how to use Github to share code. I posted the Arduino code for Mary Mack 5000. You can find it here.

The project is still work in progress, and as I add the other sensors the code will be updated. Click on image above for close up of board used with code.

 
People: Kaho Abe
Tags: eyebeam, Face-to-face Games, github, Mary Mack 5000, physical computing

Workshop at 01SJ Biennial

01SJ Biennial 2010 Logo

I will be giving a Greasemonkey and Firefox Plugin workshop at the 2010 01SJ Biennial, Build Your Own World. There are still a couple of spots in the workshop, but you need to register here.

This workshop is part of the 01SJ Eyebeam Roadshow.

The workshop runs three days, from September 17-19: Friday, 9/17/10, 5:30-7pm and Saturday, 9/18/10 – Sunday, 9/19/10, 3:30-5pm

 
People: Michael Mandiberg
Tags: announcements, 01SJ, eyebeam, greasemonkey, oilstandard, Talks, therealcosts

New York Needs A New Media Gallery

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Eddo Stern, Kinetic Shadow Puppets (after Narnia,Segeal, World of Warcraft and Iraq) Plastic, Paper, Electronics, 2008, Interaccess, Toronto

 
Tags: Opinion, bitforms, eyebeam, kristin lucas, Postmasters, rafeal rozendaal, rhizome, spencer brownstone, tara sinn
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