10 Saturday Sep 2016
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Revised “Hyperdressing” essay will be published in the catalog for the great new exhibition “Fear and Love: Reactions to a Complex World,” opening at the new quarters for The Design Msueum on November 24.
26 Wednesday Aug 2015
Posted in Events, Wearable Tech
I was happy to see this wearable tech at in Vancouver. #ISEA2015
Electric heart allows wearer to display & enjoy the heartbeat of a distant beloved.
Wish there had been more wearable tech at the conference.
Thanks Suzi!
21 Friday Aug 2015
Posted in Events, Wearable Tech
At the Lively Objects Opening, Museum of Vancouver @ISEA2015
It was worn by Boris Kourtoukov of the Social Body Lab http://socialbodylab.com
Monarch is a harness with wing-like shoulder enhancements that render the wearer more fearsome. The structures expand and contract in response to sensors on the arm reading muscle movement so they mimic a “fight or flight” posturing. It is an example of an expressive wearable that addresses human interactions and public display, not just (like so much wearable tech) online communication and consumption.
20 Thursday Aug 2015
09 Sunday Aug 2015
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On Sunday I’ll be delivering a short version of the longer paper, found here
http://isea2015.org/proceeding/submissions/ISEA2015_submission_38.pdf
02 Tuesday Jun 2015
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Theme: Disruption
10 Friday Apr 2015
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Her talk: Quantified Threads: Future Fashion in the Cloud
08 Thursday Jan 2015
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Video from Eyebeam Panel at the New School, Oct. 27, 2014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_eso0j4tBk
07 Wednesday Jan 2015
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I’ll be part of the Leonardo Panel “Navigating the Digital Divide” at 5:30 PM Thursday, February 12 at the Hilton in New York, Part of the College Art Association Annual Meeting.
See description of the panel at:
09 Thursday Oct 2014
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02 Thursday Oct 2014
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My lecture Oct 27, 2014, 7 PM Kellen Auditorium, Parsons The New School for Design, NYC
Eyebeam Art+Technology Center
