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The other reasons F.A.T. Lab died.
It’s an interesting read, even if you’re not familiar with the digital art collective(?) F.A.T. Lab.
When you're excited and hopeful about what you're making with friends, it's hard to deal with it ultimately effecting zero change outside your circle.
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:( F.A.T. Lab is disbanding after eight years.
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Valentines Day gift guide by Addie Wagenknecht
(inspired by Ai WeiWei)
http://fffff.at/valentines/
Dropping the Internet. Aram Bartholl. http://fffff.at/dropping-the-internet/
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GML, or Graffiti Markup Language, is an open file format designed to store graffiti motion data. It's been used in projects like the EyeWriter, Graffiti Analysis, DustTag, and Laser Tag, all of which have been uploading GML tags to000000book.com, a site/database where graffiti writers are encouraged to share tags and computer programmers are invited to create new visualizations based on the resulting data. The project aims to bring together two seemingly disparate communities that share an interest hacking systems, whether through code or in the city.
Currently, there are over 40,000 tags in the #000000book database. For the F.A.T. GOLD exhibition currently on display at Eyebeam, artist Theo Watson redrew these tags back into physical space. The cascading display showcases tags in chronological order, from the very first ones drawn by Tempt1, to the most recent captured by a variety of GML-powered apps.
plugged in
Looks so real! Good job. -Megan Dickerson
F.A.T. GOLD: Five Years of Free Art & Technology At Eyebeam – Curated by Lindsay Howard
Opening: Monday April 1, 2013 from 7:00pm–9:00pm Panel discussion with artists from 6:00pm–7:00pm
Organized by Eyebeam Curatorial Fellow Lindsay Howard, F.A.T. GOLD brings together an international group of twenty-five collaborators comprised of artists, hackers, engineers, musicians, and graffiti writers, many of whom have been involved with the organization as residents, fellows, or collaborators, for a week-long residency and retrospective, which will run through April 20.
RSVP on Facebook
Eyebeam 540 W 21st St New York, NY 10011
See you punks there!
(GIF by gleuch)
