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And then it hits you all over again⌠(at Park Slope)

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Working On It: Blue Spirals by Jerobeam Fenderson
What does music look like? âIf you plug an audio signal into an oscilloscope, you can see an exact representation of the [sound] waves that reach your ear,â says Jerobeam Fenderson on the project page for Oscilloscope Music. But not all music generates beautiful patterns. With his project, Fenderson wanted to create a collection of tunes that look as great as they sound.
In July 2015, 374 backers helped make Oscilloscope Music a reality. Feast your eyes (and ears) on the wild patterns generated by the albumâs fourth track, Spirals, which Fenderson shared with backers in a recent Project Update.
Hereâs the albumâs fourth track, called Spirals. (If you remember the preliminary track list and are wondering why itâs now fourth instead of third, Offset has been split into two parts, called Dots and Lines.)
Why is it blue? Because it has been rendered from the latest version of Hansi3Dâs software oscilloscope, and in green you wouldnât have noticed. No, seriously, it looks as real as an analog scope now, and cleaner than some of the old ones!
âWhen youâre creating art, thereâs a certain level of abstraction,â says indie game developer Ryan Green in the documentary Thank You for Playing. âItâs not real. So even in the midst of working on a game about my son whoâs terminally ill, thereâs a certain escape. But you canât escape forever.â
The award-winning documentary, created by independent filmmakers David Osit and Malika Zouhali-Worrall, follows Green and his wife, Amy, over eighteen months as they create a poetic, emotionally charged video game about their son with terminal cancer â the critically acclaimed That Dragon, Cancer. âI wanted to create a space for me to talk about my son, and for other people to love him and have the joy that I have being his father,â Green says in the film.
But Thank You for Playing is more than a movie about a video game, the filmmakers say â itâs a meditation on how art and technology can be harnessed to document profound human experiences, and on what it means to love âfully and fearlessly.â
The film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2015 to great acclaim, and has since played at packed theaters at over twenty film festivals on five continents. Now, the filmmakers want to screen it across the United States and Canada. Help them bring the film to your community here.

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July 3, 1965: A scourge of âgray-flanneledâ motorcycle riders gripped the city, wantonly parking their bikes wherever they pleased. âThey belonged to Madison Avenueâs new breed of wild ones â junior account executives, commercial artists and salesmen,â reported The Times, who had âcome upon a block with no apparent parking restrictions.â Spotted one summer afternoon, the producer Ted Devlet with his wife. Photo: Neal Boenzi/The New York Times
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My plan to create a perfectly flat and level Kansas by moving 5,501 cubic miles of earth from west to east. Itâs the ideal Kansas. Still some details to work out about rivers, roads, etc. Watch out for the 900-foot cliff bisecting Kansas City.
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This Designer Makes Herself Up to Look Like Models From Defaced Subway Ads -Â Lydia Cambronâs âMakeup Transit Authorityâ project
God knows what inspired her to do this, but designer Lydia Cambron has been recreating vandalized subway ads on her own face with makeup and props.
And the results are pretty great.
Little Devil Inside is a surreal RPG about people with weird jobsâmonster huntingâgoing about their daily lives. It looks beautiful and eerie, a familiar world occupied by strange beings.

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