Sharing - a beating heart
Submitted by Kathy High on Monday, 07/22/2019 1:56pm
As a result of more than 50 years of publishing work on the cutting edge, Leonardo has become the leading international peer-reviewed journal on the use of contemporary science and technology in the arts and music and, increasingly, the application and influence of the arts, design and humanities on science and technology.
This is a fun little exercise of surveillance and surveillance technology.
Fake news has been on the news a lot these days. How easy is it to make one yourself? It turns out to be really easy, as easy as how people generated gossip in the past. You can even have computer write those news for you. How easy to spread the fake news? Well, the modern social media makes this task unprecendently easy and efficient. Better yet, if you have resource and be strategical, you can hire a team of people, create an army of bots, to do the job. It can be spread really fast and appears very convincing.
Some intriguing Facts found during artistic research.
When our session ends at Djerassi, we're asked to leave behind an artist's page as a memento of our visit. Because one constant of my time on the ranch was seeing lizards, I thought it would be fun to try to pay tribute to the many different kinds of lizards that live on the property. Everywhere you go on the ranch, you'll find at least one and often many lizards--scuttling away under a tree stump, fleeing around the side of the house, or diving into the tall grasses leaving only the memory a brief, sharp rustling.
I’ve been thinking a lot about play and playfulness here in my residency.
Thoughts on using open un-used spaces to benefit the proliferation of other speices.
Earlier this week, on a hike, I came upon this bit of brush, root and rot that inspired a whole potential world.