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The Upgrade! partners with the 2008 World Science Festival. Dr. Steven Kurtz, the artist accused by the US Department of Justice of "bioterrorism" stemming from his use of scientific materials in his award-winning art practice, and science writer Carl Zimmer for a panel discussion on the ethics of scientific and creative research and freedom of speech. This month's Upgrade! New York is a collaboration between Eyebeam and the World Science Festival, with additional support from the Berkeley Center for New Media. Videography: Jason Jones.
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inkscanner @ eyebeam Mixer

An installation in which people can scan their own body in 3D using a cheap pool, a webcam, some ink and some custom software.
Through submerging your body in ink-dyed water, a camera mounted directly above the pool can take photographs at different time stages that can be converted into silhouettes and then later stacked on top of each other for a 3 dimensional representation of your body.

thanks to Eyebeam center for Art and Technology for making this happen!

For more information see:
inkscanner.moviesandbox.net

Cast: Friedrich Kirschner

Ink Scanner by Friedich Kirshner

An inflatable pool filled with ink, scans your body as you go deep in the water. The volume of your body is captured by a software written by Friedich in Open Frameworks and his own tool: MovieSandbox
moviesandbox.com/

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Video interview with Amanda McDonald Crowley about the workshops associated with the Feedback exhibition.

Video by commissioned artist, Jason Jones, Not an Alternative