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Brad TroemelBrad Troemel is an artist, writer, and instructor living in New York. His work is concerned with forms of decentraliziation and decontextualization as they pertain to culture dispersed through digital media. His writing can be seen in Dis Magazine and he is presently an instructor at Pratt and the Bruce High Quality Foundation University. E-mail or friend... |
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Caroline WoolardCaroline Woolard is a Brooklyn based, post-media artist exploring civic engagement and communitarianism. Her work is collaborative and often takes the form of sculptures, websites, and workshops. Woolard is a co-founder of OurGoods.org and Trade School, two barter economies for cultural producers, and a coordinating member of SolidarityNYC, an... |
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Carrie Mae RoseComputational Fashion Fellow Carrie Mae Rose is a sculptor, performer and interactive installation artist creating Wearable Weapons, Agave Armor, and interactive costumes that awaken the power of vulnerability. By using materials that can create shock and deadly injury, she brings a heightened sense of caution, reverence, and pushes the boundary of... |
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Forrest OliphantOpen(Art) Fellow Forrest Oliphant is a media designer based in Helsinki and North Carolina working on Meemoo hackable creative web apps. The main design goal of this project is to extend creative open-source software hackability to a wider audience. Meemoo apps can be built, shared, forked, and hacked all in the browser. Forrest graduated from the MA... |
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Jonathan MinardJonathan Minard is a new-media documentarian with a background in anthropology. His work follows cultural shifts at the frontiers of technology and art, and develops new cinematic techniques for crafting stories of invention and discovery.
His most recent projects explore culture through data. Clouds, a computational documentary in collaboration with James... |
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Kaho AbeKaho Abe is currently a Computational Fashion Fellow at Eyebeam and Artist in Residence at the Game Innovation Lab at NYU-Poly where she researches and builds digital games that are played in the physical world, face to face. Kaho's work is largely focused on improving social and personal experiences through the use of technology, fashion and games.
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Katie TornKatie Torn is a digital media artist and professor currently living in New York City. Her work employs computer programs used for Hollywood films and commercials to create experimental video works and digital prints that reflect observations on American consumerism, culture, and its impact on the environment and human body. Inspired by Cubism and Futurism... |
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Laurel PtakLaurel Ptak is a curator and researcher based in New York City. She currently teaches in the Art, Media and Technology Department at Parsons The New School for Design and serves as at-large Associate Curator for Tensta Konsthall in Stockholm.
Ptak has held diverse roles at cultural institutions over the last ten years, including work for Aperture Foundation... |
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Lindsay HowardLindsay Howard is a curator and researcher based in New York. She is the 2012-2013 Curatorial Fellow at Eyebeam and the Curatorial Director of 319 Scholes.
Her work uses experimental curatorial models to reflect what she sees as an essential shift in contemporary culture, specifically a growing interest in collaborative creativity, open source... |
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Nortd LabsOpen(Art) Fellow Nortd Labs is an international research and development studio founded in New York City by Addie Wagenknecht and Stefan Hechenberger in 2006. Nortd generates work in the area of art, architecture, and system design. Nortd is defined as a collaboration based studio of creative thought that engages science, art and design. Their open source... |
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Paolo CirioPaolo Cirio works as a media artist in various fields: net-art, street-art, video-art, software-art and transmedia fictions. His primary inspiration is in corporate and state interventions through the tactical use of information power, which is depicted and interpreted in his radical and controversial art works. Paolo carves information flows through the re... |
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Ramsey NasserRamsey Nasser is a New York based computer scientist investigating programming languages as mediums of self expression. By looking at code as a vehicle of thought, he develops new languages to explore the relationship between human imagination and machine instruction. Zajal, his first language in this inquiry, is an attempt to reduce the friction... |
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Toby SchachmanOpen(Art) Fellow Toby Schachman is an artist and programmer with a background in mathematics. He has worked in the contexts of internet startup culture, Hollywood 3D animation, exploring perception through interactive art, and teaching computers to understand stories.
Toby's current focus is creating alternative interfaces for programming computers.... |
