Akira Kanayama’s Remote-Controlled Painting Machine, 1957
An early example of using a robot / machine to create art. Kanayama controlled the car via a remote which dripped paint onto the canvas.
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Akira Kanayama’s Remote-Controlled Painting Machine, 1957
An early example of using a robot / machine to create art. Kanayama controlled the car via a remote which dripped paint onto the canvas.
1957!

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It's already spinning, why not add an animation? Now you can be distracted by a cat video while you get out that nervous energy. It's a simple design: two wheel...
zoetrope + fidget spinner = !
When I was growing up we had a holiday house. I used to notice the sea changing things, and the way the wind would make a tree erode a certain bit of the cliff...
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Forty designers who have developed their own self-defining or idiosyncratic practices, eschewing the standardisation of mass production and bending the rules of design along the way, are featured in Le Grand Détournement.
Dirty design in the (late) age of the machine
Ditchling Steam Print from Anthony Burrill on Vimeo.

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With words trailing behind them, the Skryf robots challenge what it means to be outlived by art by writing poetry with sand.
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‘Today was a waste of Makeup’ Olivine Nix Source: http://dismagazine.com/discrit89plus/users/profile/343
Using makeup removal towelettes and then framing them, today’s make up becomes a work of art. Of all the things I have found so far, this is probably of closest relevance to my idea.
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Fontastic: http://code.andreaskoller.com/libraries/fontastic/ Library for Processing- Make fonts from data/sensors/algorithms, etc
nice find Veronica, i will look into this for a possible w/s with processing et al. !
Drawing animation using a pen plotter and granular matter
Animation on screen juxtaposed with how it would look when drawn into granular matter with a pen plotter. Really great project, I’ve been trying to figure out how I could pursue both Processing and the more hands on side of this class, something like this could be a fun direction
grabbing these for my archive, i agree this is a great example of “dirty design” i would encourage you to pursue. getting a processing workshop organised for one of the fridays btw.
Our week 3 creations!
these are super. this week we will document (photograph/sketch) the robots as well, in order to tease out the relationships between the machine and the drawings.

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Tricked out turntable.
Marcel Duchamp & Ai WeiWei ( 艾未未) | Week 2
This week Andy introduced some artists like Marcel Duchamp and Alexander Cabler. I most interested in Marcel Duchamp’s Bicycle Wheel which consisted of a bicycle fork with front wheel mounted upside-down on a wooden stool. I also inspired by his suitcase box for my artwork in FRANKENSTEIN UNBOUND Studio. However, I found a fantastic modern artist Ai weiwei who is a Chinese Contemporary artist and activist. Weiwei’s closest visual work to Duchamp’s is his “Forever Bicycles’’ which made of over 1000 bicycles. Forever Bicycles 2015 is a major new installation designed specifically for the NGV, and composed from over 1500 bicycles, which for Ai, symbolise the freedom to move. I like to observed these bicycles from different angles through perspective,form and shapes.
Ahhhh Ai’s bicycles, of course! Great addition to the “turn” research.