17Dec
Tired of your Social Network?
Liberate yourself and your ‘friends’ with a web2.0 suicide!
The Web2.0 Suicide Machine lets you effectively delete all your energy
sucking social-networking profiles, kill your fake virtual friends, and
completely do away with your web2.0 alterego. The machine is developed in
the moddr_lab at WORM (Rotterdam), and serves as a metaphor for the
http://suicidemachine.org website which moddr_ hosts; the belly of the
beast where the web2.0 suicide-scripts are maintained…
Our services currently run with Facebook.com, Myspace.com and LinkedIn.com;
simply enter your username and password for the required service, and our
machine will systematically login to your account, change your profile
picture, and then one by one delete all of your friends.
For more specific information on the Web2.0 Suicide Machine please have a
look at the videotour and FAQ on http://suicidemachine.org
‘unfriending’ has never been this easy,
Commit NOW!
http://suicidemachine.org
http://wormweb.nl
http://moddr.net
16Sep
Wednesday, September 16, 2009, 04:12 PM
3 DVD’s playing selected work gathered from different sources, while the machine on the left runs a modded Call_Of_Duty4 showing the Chernobyl/Pripyat area…
i must say it was real great to put up a show in a shipping container ;)
thnx kees!
via lowstandart
16Sep
more pics and video on this one soon..
via lowstandart
23May
2012
Factory Fresh and
Mighty Tanaka present:
Friday, June 5th 7-10pm
Show runs till June 21
This June AVOID, BLOKE and FARO
converge at Factory Fresh, bringing with them an assorted collection of
unique styles that exemplify the next generation of NYC street art and
graffiti. The three artists known on the streets for ridiculously
massive tags, culturally inspired graffiti and paper airplanes and
airships have caught many peoples eye in both Manhattan and Brooklyn.
On June 5th they will present their artwork as a group in a gallery for
the first time.
The show is based on the year 2012, which
represents a notion of change and transition within the world, marking
the end of the Mayan calendar. Many view this year with apprehension,
prophesying apocalypse, climate meltdown or a spiritual awakening.
Currently, through the economic crisis and constant warfare, an
artistic shift has taken place on the streets of New York City. Artists
AVOID, BLOKE and FARO signify a
changing of the guard in graffiti and street art. Meshing these two
individual cultures into one, these three artists represent the overall
change of how individuals view street art and graffiti, bringing it
together as one.
more at Factory Fresh
16Mar
[Image: Kriegspiel by RSG; design by Mushon Zer-Aviv] IEEE Games Innovation Conference 2009 :: August 25-28, 2009 :: Imperial College, De Montfort University, South Kensington Campus Imperial College Exhibition Road, London, United Kingdom :: Call for submissions — Deadline: April 10, 2009.
