Thursday, November 16, 2006
Monday, November 06, 2006
Ubiquitous
Lesson 3- Translation:
(links: lesson, quiz)
This is the 3rd lesson of the term, introducing a new important concept in 'technology art': 'translation'. As opposed to 'transfer', where the artistic and technological focus is on the physical translation of images, 'transfer' concerns itself with conceptual ('instructional') translations. For this, the ideal focus is the 'instruction' concept of programming, which, over several lessons, will highlight a range of activities, from programming of graphics software and robots, to various methods of 'communicating' with robots in the physical world. Today we begin with the students leading a 'Scribbler Robot' to design an image of a 'family tree'.
Ubicuo
Lección 1- Introducción:
(ligas: lección, examen)
Disculpen que esta lección esté fuera de orden, pero hemos estado inventando todo, en estos primeros meses. En este primer taller presentamos los conceptos de 'tecnología ubicua' y 'arte tecnológico', resaltando la importancia de los siguientes aspectos: la comunidad de Eden Gardens, conocimientos sobre electricidad, microprocesadores, y arte contemporáneo.
Monday, October 30, 2006
Ubiquitous
Lesson 2- Transfer:
(links: lesson, quiz)
On this 'ubiquitous' workshop we started to make 'technology art' by applying the concept of TRANSFERENCE, while reviewing the importance of 'family trees' in the community of Eden Gardens. Here you see one family tree, going through the process of invention, duo-toning, silk-screening, and re-application: