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Pachube is Rocking Our World Right Now
I recently discovered Pachube ( pronounced “patch-bay”) after hearing about it on the Canadian radio program SPARK. After doing some research I only found one Vermont location that is actively submitting readings. What an exciting find. We look forward to … Continue reading
Posted in arduino, featured installations, maps, max/MSP, radio art, Vermont Makers
Tagged arduino, pachube, sensors, spark radio program, Vermont
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Ethnographic Terminalia Opening Reception Friday, November 19: New Orleans
View the exhibition catalogue and website Here’s a review of the exhibition. My piece is mentioned but the reviewer seems to confuse it with another piece in the show, hence describing a piece of work that doesn’t really exist – … Continue reading
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Review: “The Wayfinders” by Wade Davis
“Imagine for a moment if all the genius and intellect of all generations that have come before you had been concentrated on a single set of tasks, focused exclusively on knowing a particular piece of ground, not only plants and … Continue reading
Mapping the Gulf Oil Spill
A few weeks ago I came across the Gulf Oil Tracker Widget (below), a widget that observes the real-time spillage of oil in the Gulf. This little widget can be embedded into any website, providing a live window to the … Continue reading
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Tagged google maps, gulf oil spill mapping, lawrence halprin, map the spill, Map Time, mapping, NASA, oil spill tracker, scoring
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Views of Your Email from the Street
Google Street View vehicles traveled the world collecting private digital data from behind the curtains and doors of private homes and businesses. Google Street Views around Lake Champlain Vermont & New York, USA Street views are available for the routes … Continue reading
Edward Burtynsky Photographs on view at the Shelburne Museum
Three Gorges Dam, by Edward Burtynsky 2005 Ansel Adams and Edward Burtynksky: Constructed Landscapes Jun 19 – Oct 24 I am a great admirer of Edward Burtynsky’s work, so I was thrilled to discover that the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne, … Continue reading
