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Driving East
The ideal of the open road has served as a way to examine contemporary life and the nature of change and growth. Some have taken this fascination with ...
Transportation: Piece by Piece
The effects of mobility on life in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, as well as concerns about the connection between energy consumption and changing conceptualizations of space and distance, ...
Qualitative Light
Amsterdam-based artist Joost van Santen created the online Museum of Light and Daylight to explore the relationship between light and landscape, and the ways in which the interaction of ...
Fallen Fruit
Blending the local food movement, cartographic art, and the idea of the public commons, Fallen Fruit invites participants to map the locations of fruit trees, creating an open project ...
New to the Collaborative
Greetings all,
I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone. Originally from outside Chicago, I came to the east coast first to work at Brown University, and then to pursue ...
Two Ways of Seeing Noise
Two sets of research and art projects catalog the effects of noise pollution in urban areas and public green spaces. An ongoing program of the European Commission relies on extensive research ...
Seamless Technology Fashion Show
I had the pleasure of attending the third seamless technology fashion show wednesday at the Boston Museum of Science.
Highlights included: Ok2Touch, which uses a human powered circuit ...
The Art of Being in Danger
A few years ago, a public art project by the Belgian Royal Academy Dendermonde Against Racism (RADAR) challenged people to reconsider the ways in which they viewed poverty and ...
Quantifying Culture
The Urban Institute's Arts and Culture Indicators in Communities Project created a way of describing an area's cultural infrastructure in quantifiable terms, allowing policymakers to see the effects of artistic ...
Photography Across the Curriculum
In the late 1980s, Duke University's Center for Documentary Studiescoordinated a short photography workshop for local public schools. Positive response from teachers, students, and administrators to Wendy Ewald's two-week ...
Remnants
Shadows, afterthoughts, and accidental images provide a foundation for an exhibit by Real Art Ways. The works that comprise the Shadow Show explore the edge of awareness: the lingering effects of ...
