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• Bookmark The Triumphant Rise of the Shitpic - The Awl

  In the first chapter of his book, After Photography, digital photography theorist Fred Ritchin explains the central selling point of digital over analog: Digital is based on an architecture of infinitely…

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• Bookmark The Thing set on survival | Anne Billson | Film | The…

  Antarctica, 1982. The first week of winter. Two Norwegians in a helicopter are chasing a sled dog, which flees through the snow to a United States science station, where the 12…

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• Bookmark John Carpenter’s ‘The Thing’: Storyboard vs. finished film | Dangerous Minds

  As the film writer Anne Billson has pointed out most critics were wrong about John Carpenter’s The Thing when it was first released in 1982. In general they hated it and…

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• Portfolio “Please don’t call me uncanny”: Cécile B. Evans at Seventeen Gallery

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• Rhizome Contributions "Please don't call me uncanny": Cécile B. Evans at Seventeen Gallery

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• Bookmark If This Toaster Could Talk - The Atlantic

  Narratives in the age of the smart object The cultural conversation about the Internet of things has tended toward a highly functionalist, utilitarian set of ideas: Connected objects can make smart…

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• Bibliography Mutation, History, and Fantasy in the Posthuman. by R.L. Rutsky

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• Bookmark draft of “The Net Has Never Been Neutral” | loriemerson

  For the last four months, I’ve been researching the history of TCP/IP for an article I’m writing for Triple Canopy Magazine. I wanted to build on media studies work by Alex…

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• Bookmark How Kids Find Online Privacy - Reason.com

  Anthropologist danah boyd (uncapitalization hers) is the author of It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens (Yale University Press). In May, she told reason three ways kids find privacy online.…

  September 15 2014, 4:23pm | Comments

• Bookmark The Anthropocentric Arrogance Of Classical Environmentalism | Big Think | Risk: Reason…

  I’m lucky to spend a couple weeks each August up at Moosehead Lake in Maine, where paved roads and power lines disappear and an endless blanket of rich green forests coat…

  September 8 2014, 5:11pm | Comments

• Bookmark The End of History? - In These Times

  It is not pleasant to contemplate the thoughts that must be passing through the mind of the Owl of Minerva as the dusk falls and she undertakes the task of interpreting…

  September 8 2014, 5:11pm | Comments

• Projects 'Ways Of Something' Episode 2 Premiere at Transfer Gallery

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• Portfolio Journal Contribution: Exaptation and the Digital Now

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• Portfolio Synthetic Assistants

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• Bookmark Critical Theory After the Anthropocene | Public Seminar

  One does not have to look far to find intellectuals trained in the humanities, even the social sciences, who feel the need to ‘critique’ the concept of the Anthropocene.

  August 10 2014, 4:16am | Comments

• Bookmark Weird Philosophy | berfrois

  by Ben Woodard /0/ – Introduction I want to propose, as a trajectory into the philosophically weird, an absurd theoretical claim and pursue it, or perhaps more accurately, construct it as…

  August 10 2014, 4:15am | Comments

• Bookmark 'A Perfect and Beautiful Machine': What Darwin's Theory of Evolution Reveals About…

  Charles Darwin and Alan Turing, in their different ways, both homed in on the same idea: the existence of competence without comprehension. Francis Crick and James Watson closed their epoch-making paper…

  July 29 2014, 3:06am | Comments

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• Bookmark Cinephilia and Beyond: The Incredible Effects of The Thing

  The Incredible Effects of The Thing, Cinefantastique issue detailing the design and implementation of many of The Thing’s effects sequences. The visuals of both the desolate Antarctic and the ever-morphing alien…

  July 14 2014, 12:43am | Comments

• Bookmark 10 Hidden Details in Your City and What They Mean

  There was plenty of outrage earlier this month when a London storefront revealed sidewalk spikes meant to keep the homeless from getting too cozy. Tags: stream city desire paths list objects…

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• Bookmark 10 Hidden Details in Your City and What They Mean

  There was plenty of outrage earlier this month when a London storefront revealed sidewalk spikes meant to keep the homeless from getting too cozy.

  June 25 2014, 7:04am | Comments

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  Very important feelings

  

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• Bookmark The Triumphant Rise of the Shitpic - The Awl

  In the first chapter of his book, After Photography, digital photography theorist Fred Ritchin explains the central selling point of digital over analog: Digital is based on an architecture of infinitely…

  December 18 2014, 1:48am | Comments

• Bookmark The Thing set on survival | Anne Billson | Film | The…

  Antarctica, 1982. The first week of winter. Two Norwegians in a helicopter are chasing a sled dog, which flees through the snow to a United States science station, where the 12…

  December 9 2014, 1:54pm | Comments

• Bookmark John Carpenter’s ‘The Thing’: Storyboard vs. finished film | Dangerous Minds

  As the film writer Anne Billson has pointed out most critics were wrong about John Carpenter’s The Thing when it was first released in 1982. In general they hated it and…

  December 9 2014, 1:54pm | Comments

• Portfolio “Please don’t call me uncanny”: Cécile B. Evans at Seventeen Gallery

  December 4 2014, 1:17pm | Comments

• Rhizome Contributions "Please don't call me uncanny": Cécile B. Evans at Seventeen Gallery

  December 4 2014, 12:17pm | Comments

• Vimeo

  December 1 2014, 2:48am | Comments

• Bookmark If This Toaster Could Talk - The Atlantic

  Narratives in the age of the smart object The cultural conversation about the Internet of things has tended toward a highly functionalist, utilitarian set of ideas: Connected objects can make smart…

  November 3 2014, 9:08am | Comments

• Vimeo

  October 26 2014, 11:59am | Comments

• Instagram and/or avantgarde coffee

  October 17 2014, 6:53am | Comments

• Bibliography Mutation, History, and Fantasy in the Posthuman. by R.L. Rutsky

  October 10 2014, 1:33am | Comments

• Vimeo

  October 7 2014, 3:44am | Comments

• Bookmark draft of “The Net Has Never Been Neutral” | loriemerson

  For the last four months, I’ve been researching the history of TCP/IP for an article I’m writing for Triple Canopy Magazine. I wanted to build on media studies work by Alex…

  October 7 2014, 1:53am | Comments

• Portfolio Data as Culture

  October 1 2014, 7:37am | Comments

• Furtherfield Contributions Data as Culture

  October 1 2014, 6:37am | Comments

• Twitter

  The Artist is Pleasant

  

  September 27 2014, 8:50am | Comments

• Bookmark How Kids Find Online Privacy - Reason.com

  Anthropologist danah boyd (uncapitalization hers) is the author of It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens (Yale University Press). In May, she told reason three ways kids find privacy online.…

  September 15 2014, 4:23pm | Comments

• Bookmark The Anthropocentric Arrogance Of Classical Environmentalism | Big Think | Risk: Reason…

  I’m lucky to spend a couple weeks each August up at Moosehead Lake in Maine, where paved roads and power lines disappear and an endless blanket of rich green forests coat…

  September 8 2014, 5:11pm | Comments

• Bookmark The End of History? - In These Times

  It is not pleasant to contemplate the thoughts that must be passing through the mind of the Owl of Minerva as the dusk falls and she undertakes the task of interpreting…

  September 8 2014, 5:11pm | Comments

• Projects 'Ways Of Something' Episode 2 Premiere at Transfer Gallery

  September 3 2014, 6:07am | Comments

• Portfolio Journal Contribution: Exaptation and the Digital Now

  August 31 2014, 6:59am | Comments

• Portfolio Synthetic Assistants

  August 28 2014, 1:42am | Comments

• YouTube

  August 18 2014, 10:54am | Comments

• YouTube

  August 13 2014, 5:00am | Comments

• Bookmark Critical Theory After the Anthropocene | Public Seminar

  One does not have to look far to find intellectuals trained in the humanities, even the social sciences, who feel the need to ‘critique’ the concept of the Anthropocene.

  August 10 2014, 4:16am | Comments

• Bookmark Weird Philosophy | berfrois

  by Ben Woodard /0/ – Introduction I want to propose, as a trajectory into the philosophically weird, an absurd theoretical claim and pursue it, or perhaps more accurately, construct it as…

  August 10 2014, 4:15am | Comments

• Bookmark 'A Perfect and Beautiful Machine': What Darwin's Theory of Evolution Reveals About…

  Charles Darwin and Alan Turing, in their different ways, both homed in on the same idea: the existence of competence without comprehension. Francis Crick and James Watson closed their epoch-making paper…

  July 29 2014, 3:06am | Comments

• Vimeo

  July 15 2014, 3:28pm | Comments

• Bookmark Cinephilia and Beyond: The Incredible Effects of The Thing

  The Incredible Effects of The Thing, Cinefantastique issue detailing the design and implementation of many of The Thing’s effects sequences. The visuals of both the desolate Antarctic and the ever-morphing alien…

  July 14 2014, 12:43am | Comments

• Bookmark 10 Hidden Details in Your City and What They Mean

  There was plenty of outrage earlier this month when a London storefront revealed sidewalk spikes meant to keep the homeless from getting too cozy. Tags: stream city desire paths list objects…

  July 12 2014, 2:38am | Comments

• YouTube

  July 4 2014, 1:51am | Comments

• Bookmark 10 Hidden Details in Your City and What They Mean

  There was plenty of outrage earlier this month when a London storefront revealed sidewalk spikes meant to keep the homeless from getting too cozy.

  June 25 2014, 7:04am | Comments

• Twitter

  Very important feelings

  

  June 23 2014, 1:48am | Comments

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