As as science fiction fan I'm naturally an optimist: I believe there is a future. But science fiction is also about being prepared for the real problems that the future brings. I've been watching the issue of human-caused climate change since the '60s, so I can only comprehend the climate skeptics on the same level I can comprehend flat-earthers. |
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15 May 2010 - 3:00pm Saturday May 15th, 2010 Benefit for Manhattan Free School |
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16 Feb 2010 - 8:00pm Soundscapist Ben Miller and Videographer Orin Buck present their premiere ofMINDING and LIGHT DREAMS 7Sound Artist Gregory Reynolds, Dancer Mariko Endo and Videographer Fred Hatt presentKAMIThe Gershwin Hotel7 East 27th St, New York City, New York 10016 |
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10 Oct 2009 - 9:00pm "The Fourth Annual Chicago Calling Arts Festival (CCAF4) features Chicago-based artists collaborating with artists living in other locations—both here in the U.S. and abroad. These collaborations involve a range of art forms—including music, dance, film, literature, and intermedia—and they are prepared or improvised." |
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The poetry video I did with Carol Novack for her poem, "In The Beginning Is," has been published online in the literary journal Drunken Boat #10. Here is the credits page: Here is the video: The video was made by entering the poem, phrase by phrase, in Google Images to find images that somehow relate to each phrase. Each phrase is onscreen for three seconds, during which seven images found in the Google search are displayed behind the words. |
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This year Bauhaus celebrates its 90th Anniversary. “Bauhaus: 90 Years / 90 Days” is a new project which commemorates the Bauhaus movement. http://bauhaus9090.org/ Every day during this 90-day project (from July till October 2009), at least one project/event will happen which creatively plays around with and pays homage to an aspect of the Bauhaus movement. So far I have contributed on day 17: |
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![]() This is the sixth entry in the series of algorithmic computer art. The artwork will open in a new browser window. Internet Explorer 6 and earlier won't display this work correctly because it doesn't support transparent PNGs. |
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