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  February 27 2017, 5:35am | Comments

• Portfolio Sonic Acts 2017: The Noise of Becoming: On Monsters, Men, and Every Thing in Between

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• Additivism Transmediale’s Revolution from Within

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• Portfolio Transmediale 2017 (events)

  February 9 2017, 8:50am | Comments

• Additivism Dark Matters: Hannah Gregory interviews Morehshin...

  January 19 2017, 10:08am | Comments

• Podcast Cache Masters of the Anthropocene Boundary | Generation Anthropocene

  It’s our 50th episode!  To celebrate we sit down with four members of the Anthropocene Working Group: the scientists and experts who are deciding whether or not we formally adopt the Anthropocene into the geologic time table.  We…

  October 6 2016, 9:17am | Comments

• Bookmark The Silicon Valley billionaires who want to live forever - The i…

  Throughout history, the world’s greatest minds have been obsessed with immortality. The scientists and entrepreneurs of Silicon Valley are no exception “I’ve already lowered my biological age and upgraded my IQ,”…

  September 28 2016, 11:28am | Comments

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  "...terrans do webbed, braided, and tentacular living and dying...they do not do History." https://t.co/rqB6ubks0x

  

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• Syllabus Cache SYLLABUS | INTERNET ART: networks, performative programming, and web as…

  This course examines the history, theory, and practice of making art on the web. Beginning with early examples of systems theory, we will trace the utopian ideals of the web’s origin to the commercial and social complexity of…

  September 1 2016, 10:09am | Comments

• Bookmark Frolicsome Engines: The Long Prehistory of Artificial Intelligence | The Public Domain…

  Defecating ducks, talking busts, and mechanised Christs — Jessica Riskin on the wonderful history of automata, machines built to mimic the processes of intelligent life.

  May 9 2016, 1:16am | Comments

• Bookmark Exiting The Anthropocene and Entering The Symbiocene. | glennaalbrecht

  It has been proposed that humans are now living within a period of the Earth’s history appropriately named ‘The Anthropocene’ (Crutzen and Stoermer 2000).

  April 17 2016, 6:02am | Comments

• Bookmark Ancestors of Modern Humans Interbred With Extinct Hominins, Study Finds

  The ancestors of modern humans interbred with Neanderthals and another extinct line of humans known as the Denisovans at least four times in the course of prehistory, according to an analysis…

  March 23 2016, 1:42pm | Comments

• Bookmark AI & The Future Of Civilization | Edge.org

  What makes us different from all these things? What makes us different is the particulars of our history, which gives us our notions of purpose and goals.

  March 17 2016, 5:05pm | Comments

• Bookmark Crocheting a Queer Vision of Art History

  Caroline Wells Chandler’s “Zack” (2016), hand-crocheted assorted wool, 30″ x 22″, installed at Lord Ludd (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic unless otherwise noted) PHILADELPHIA — Just as you’re rounding the corner,…

  March 6 2016, 7:20am | Comments

• Bookmark The feminist groups disrupting bro-tech culture in 2016 | Dazed

  Why has the narrative of computer history come to be defined more by images of Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg than by the pioneering work of Ada Lovelace, who is often…

  March 6 2016, 7:20am | Comments

• Bookmark In the Name of Humanity | Limn

  The total archive is already here, Balázs Bodó finds it hidden in the shadows and run by pirates. As I write this in August 2015, we are in the middle of…

  March 6 2016, 7:20am | Comments

• Additivism Essay on Morehshin Allahyari’s Material Speculation & #Additivism

  February 13 2016, 4:20am | Comments

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  January 19 2016, 8:31am | Comments

• Bookmark The Anthropocene: A Reading List – Jason M. Kelly

  In preparation for teaching a course entitled, “History, the Environment, and the Global Anthropocene,” I thought that it might be a good idea to compile an interdisciplinary reading list on the Anthropocene.…

  January 9 2016, 8:16am | Comments

• Bookmark A Brief History of Books That Do Not Exist | Literary Hub

  I love books that exist almost as much as I love books that don’t exist. So I have written some books, The Seas, The Invention of Everything Else and Mr. Splitfoot,…

  January 9 2016, 8:10am | Comments

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  December 29 2015, 4:14pm | Comments

• Syllabus Cache The Anthropocene: A Reading List — Jason M. Kelly

  In preparation for teaching a course entitled, “History, the Environment, and the Global Anthropocene,” I thought that it might be a good idea to compile an interdisciplinary reading list on the Anthropocene. The list that I decided to create is not…

  December 25 2015, 9:43am | Comments

• Bookmark 'Save the Planet, Kill Yourself': The Contentious History of the Church of…

  On September 13, 1993, motorists driving on the Massachusetts Turnpike witnessed an unusual sight: A highway billboard for the Museum of Science in Boston had been covered by a ten-foot-by-ten-foot black…

  October 24 2015, 3:35am | Comments

• Bookmark Neandertal Perfume Dark & Neandertal Perfume Light Offer a Contemporary Whiff of…

  Confidential and new British fragrance label Neandertal have brought to fruition the central project they've been working on, whose aim is to recreate the possible scents that Neanderthales knew, transposed to…

  October 20 2015, 9:35am | Comments

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  September 18 2015, 7:56am | Comments

• Additivism Spread what has been destroyed: interview with Morehshin...

  Spread what has been destroyed: interview with Morehshin Allahyari, by Filippo LorenzinLate in February 2015 one news hit the ongoing stream of reports about ISIS attacks (or whatever we should call it). The fighters destroyed ancient artifacts at Mosul Museum, the second largest museum…

  September 6 2015, 5:23am | Comments

• Bookmark The Fantasy Author H.P. Lovecraft at 125: Genius, Cult Icon, Racist -…

  American history is filled with writers whose genius was underappreciated—or altogether ignored—in their lifetime. Most of Emily Dickinson’s poems weren’t discovered and published until after her death. F. Scott Fitzgerald “died…

  August 29 2015, 3:36pm | Comments

• Bookmark McDouble is 'cheapest and most nutritious food in human history' - Telegraph

  Describing the McDonald’s double cheeseburger as “the cheapest, most nutritious, and bountiful food that has ever existed in human history” might seem beyond fanciful, but according to the author of Freakonomics,…

  August 23 2015, 7:55am | Comments

• Bookmark How the Biggest, Most Expensive Oil Spill in History Changed Nothing at…

  A hulking rig is engulfed in flame. It’s sinking, spitting out a giant plume of smoke in the process. A firing squad of rescue ships are dousing it with ocean spray.…

  July 24 2015, 8:51am | Comments

• Bookmark Preface to a Genealogy of the Postnatural - Center for PostNatural History

  (Originally appearing in the book "Intercalations 2: Land & Animal & Non-Animal" Co-edited by Anna-Sophie Springer & Etienne Turpin. Published by K. Verlag and the Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin.…

  July 7 2015, 7:27am | Comments

• Bookmark Machine Vision Algorithm Chooses the Most Creative Paintings in History | MIT…

  Creativity is one of humanity’s uniquely defining qualities. Numerous thinkers have explored the qualities that creativity must have, and most pick out two important factors: whatever the process of creativity produces,…

  June 12 2015, 1:36am | Comments

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  February 27 2017, 5:35am | Comments

• Portfolio Sonic Acts 2017: The Noise of Becoming: On Monsters, Men, and Every Thing in Between

  February 26 2017, 4:43am | Comments

• Additivism Transmediale’s Revolution from Within

  February 21 2017, 2:43am | Comments

• Portfolio Transmediale 2017 (events)

  February 9 2017, 8:50am | Comments

• Additivism Dark Matters: Hannah Gregory interviews Morehshin...

  January 19 2017, 10:08am | Comments

• Podcast Cache Masters of the Anthropocene Boundary | Generation Anthropocene

  It’s our 50th episode!  To celebrate we sit down with four members of the Anthropocene Working Group: the scientists and experts who are deciding whether or not we formally adopt the Anthropocene into the geologic time table.  We…

  October 6 2016, 9:17am | Comments

• Bookmark The Silicon Valley billionaires who want to live forever - The i…

  Throughout history, the world’s greatest minds have been obsessed with immortality. The scientists and entrepreneurs of Silicon Valley are no exception “I’ve already lowered my biological age and upgraded my IQ,”…

  September 28 2016, 11:28am | Comments

• Twitter Favourites

  "...terrans do webbed, braided, and tentacular living and dying...they do not do History." https://t.co/rqB6ubks0x

  

  September 8 2016, 4:20pm | Comments

• Syllabus Cache SYLLABUS | INTERNET ART: networks, performative programming, and web as…

  This course examines the history, theory, and practice of making art on the web. Beginning with early examples of systems theory, we will trace the utopian ideals of the web’s origin to the commercial and social complexity of…

  September 1 2016, 10:09am | Comments

• Bookmark Frolicsome Engines: The Long Prehistory of Artificial Intelligence | The Public Domain…

  Defecating ducks, talking busts, and mechanised Christs — Jessica Riskin on the wonderful history of automata, machines built to mimic the processes of intelligent life.

  May 9 2016, 1:16am | Comments

• Bookmark Exiting The Anthropocene and Entering The Symbiocene. | glennaalbrecht

  It has been proposed that humans are now living within a period of the Earth’s history appropriately named ‘The Anthropocene’ (Crutzen and Stoermer 2000).

  April 17 2016, 6:02am | Comments

• Bookmark Ancestors of Modern Humans Interbred With Extinct Hominins, Study Finds

  The ancestors of modern humans interbred with Neanderthals and another extinct line of humans known as the Denisovans at least four times in the course of prehistory, according to an analysis…

  March 23 2016, 1:42pm | Comments

• Bookmark AI & The Future Of Civilization | Edge.org

  What makes us different from all these things? What makes us different is the particulars of our history, which gives us our notions of purpose and goals.

  March 17 2016, 5:05pm | Comments

• Bookmark Crocheting a Queer Vision of Art History

  Caroline Wells Chandler’s “Zack” (2016), hand-crocheted assorted wool, 30″ x 22″, installed at Lord Ludd (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic unless otherwise noted) PHILADELPHIA — Just as you’re rounding the corner,…

  March 6 2016, 7:20am | Comments

• Bookmark The feminist groups disrupting bro-tech culture in 2016 | Dazed

  Why has the narrative of computer history come to be defined more by images of Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg than by the pioneering work of Ada Lovelace, who is often…

  March 6 2016, 7:20am | Comments

• Bookmark In the Name of Humanity | Limn

  The total archive is already here, Balázs Bodó finds it hidden in the shadows and run by pirates. As I write this in August 2015, we are in the middle of…

  March 6 2016, 7:20am | Comments

• Additivism Essay on Morehshin Allahyari’s Material Speculation & #Additivism

  February 13 2016, 4:20am | Comments

• Vimeo

  January 19 2016, 8:31am | Comments

• Bookmark The Anthropocene: A Reading List – Jason M. Kelly

  In preparation for teaching a course entitled, “History, the Environment, and the Global Anthropocene,” I thought that it might be a good idea to compile an interdisciplinary reading list on the Anthropocene.…

  January 9 2016, 8:16am | Comments

• Bookmark A Brief History of Books That Do Not Exist | Literary Hub

  I love books that exist almost as much as I love books that don’t exist. So I have written some books, The Seas, The Invention of Everything Else and Mr. Splitfoot,…

  January 9 2016, 8:10am | Comments

• Vimeo

  December 29 2015, 4:14pm | Comments

• Syllabus Cache The Anthropocene: A Reading List — Jason M. Kelly

  In preparation for teaching a course entitled, “History, the Environment, and the Global Anthropocene,” I thought that it might be a good idea to compile an interdisciplinary reading list on the Anthropocene. The list that I decided to create is not…

  December 25 2015, 9:43am | Comments

• Bookmark 'Save the Planet, Kill Yourself': The Contentious History of the Church of…

  On September 13, 1993, motorists driving on the Massachusetts Turnpike witnessed an unusual sight: A highway billboard for the Museum of Science in Boston had been covered by a ten-foot-by-ten-foot black…

  October 24 2015, 3:35am | Comments

• Bookmark Neandertal Perfume Dark & Neandertal Perfume Light Offer a Contemporary Whiff of…

  Confidential and new British fragrance label Neandertal have brought to fruition the central project they've been working on, whose aim is to recreate the possible scents that Neanderthales knew, transposed to…

  October 20 2015, 9:35am | Comments

• YouTube

  September 20 2015, 1:43am | Comments

• YouTube

  September 18 2015, 7:56am | Comments

• Additivism Spread what has been destroyed: interview with Morehshin...

  Spread what has been destroyed: interview with Morehshin Allahyari, by Filippo LorenzinLate in February 2015 one news hit the ongoing stream of reports about ISIS attacks (or whatever we should call it). The fighters destroyed ancient artifacts at Mosul Museum, the second largest museum…

  September 6 2015, 5:23am | Comments

• Bookmark The Fantasy Author H.P. Lovecraft at 125: Genius, Cult Icon, Racist -…

  American history is filled with writers whose genius was underappreciated—or altogether ignored—in their lifetime. Most of Emily Dickinson’s poems weren’t discovered and published until after her death. F. Scott Fitzgerald “died…

  August 29 2015, 3:36pm | Comments

• Bookmark McDouble is 'cheapest and most nutritious food in human history' - Telegraph

  Describing the McDonald’s double cheeseburger as “the cheapest, most nutritious, and bountiful food that has ever existed in human history” might seem beyond fanciful, but according to the author of Freakonomics,…

  August 23 2015, 7:55am | Comments

• Bookmark How the Biggest, Most Expensive Oil Spill in History Changed Nothing at…

  A hulking rig is engulfed in flame. It’s sinking, spitting out a giant plume of smoke in the process. A firing squad of rescue ships are dousing it with ocean spray.…

  July 24 2015, 8:51am | Comments

• Bookmark Preface to a Genealogy of the Postnatural - Center for PostNatural History

  (Originally appearing in the book "Intercalations 2: Land & Animal & Non-Animal" Co-edited by Anna-Sophie Springer & Etienne Turpin. Published by K. Verlag and the Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin.…

  July 7 2015, 7:27am | Comments

• Bookmark Machine Vision Algorithm Chooses the Most Creative Paintings in History | MIT…

  Creativity is one of humanity’s uniquely defining qualities. Numerous thinkers have explored the qualities that creativity must have, and most pick out two important factors: whatever the process of creativity produces,…

  June 12 2015, 1:36am | Comments

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