jkordy – Page 34 – The Collected Somewhat

Vendor vs. Client

Why is this ridiculous behavior acceptable/prevalent in the web world? Is it because it’s a “new” industry? Satire does always make the best critique. (via everywhere)

Quote

Art is lies that tell the truth.

– Piccaso

Field Guide to Highway Interchanges

The Infrastructurist has posted a great field guide to highway interchages. I love aerial photography, google earth, and such, also maps and gps devices, so this field guide seems tailor-made. Start with part 1 (via kottke)

Danger Mouse’s New Album

Danger Mouse’s new album is a blank CD-R! no, seriously!

Due to an ongoing dispute with EMI, Danger Mouse is unable to include music on the CD without fear of legal entanglement. Therefore, he has included a blank CD-R as an artifact to use however you see fit.

niiice one! check it. The album sounds cool, a collaboration with Sparklehorse and film maker David Lynch.

Love Helvetica?

Love it so much you need to follow every instance of the word being uttered on twitter?
Then Helveti-Tweet is for you!

Cookie Monster on NPR

New Front-End Conference

A conference focusing on Front-End anything sounds good to me. Chris Coyier of CSS-tricks is speaking at it so maybe it’s worth it’s salt. I might be checking it out, maybe you should too? July 31st in St. Petersburg Florida. www.frontenddesignconference.com

Peter Campus

Hey this guy stole my idea! Actually he made his interactive video installation, titled Interface in 1972, much more simply and without a single line of code. I’m very fond of his work, and I’ve seen a few of his regular non-interactive video pieces*, which are quite interesting and engaging to watch. Peter Campus is a master of his craft and he was a pioneer of video art. I had no idea, however that he had made any interactive pieces, would love to see one in person.

– description and video of “Interface”
– above photo from tate online article on symmetry
– *Three Transistions (1973) available on youTube.

Author: jkordy

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