UWA - blog

http://www.uwainsl.blogspot.com.au/2014/10/trascending-borders-7-slatan-swann.html

A few years ago Swann Jie started the "HuaKui Cube Wall" for the "Adopt a cube" project from the Virtual World to the Real World. The project allowed people to purchase a physical block with images on it and a QR code to a website of your choosing. The blocks would be assembled into a real world wall or house. Swann is showing a wall segment in this show.

HuaKui Cube Wall Section in UWA catalogue

HuaKui Cube Wall Section in UWA catalogue

http://issuu.com/freeweeling/docs/uwa_siva_4.1_-_borders__final-web_

http://youtu.be/UnvQb1Z1kzA
http://youtu.be/YYfu9TNFur0 
Close up of catalogue



UWA Transcending Borders Book (3D Art + Machinima)Now Available
Sat 24 Jan 2015 16:45:12

The 212 page bumper exhibition catalogue for the Transcending Borders challenges across 3D Art & Machinima is available:

http://uwainsl.blogspot.com.au/2015/01/uwa-transcending-borders-book-now.html

Brilliantly put together by curator, FreeWee Ling, the book features all artworks and machinima that were part of the challenges.

Contact jayjay zifanwe if interested in an RL copy

Musetouch Visual Arts Magazine

Musetouch Visual Arts Magazine  on fb

MUSETOUCH is a magazine about visual arts
created by Maia Sylba out of love and passion for Art.

http://www.musetouch.net/

Virtual Field trips+ physical real trips using of sl+rl

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/YZ79GNH

Museum of Electronica Games and Art

http://www.m-e-g-a.org/

Lost Gems: Videoton TVC (1983)

Posted on January 12, 2015

The rare and beautiful “TV Computer” was built by hungarian company Videoton in 1983. It is a licensed and modified version of the also not-so-popular Enterprise 64. The first version, pictured below, has 32 Kilobytes of RAM and was built just 3000 times. This one came with an even more rare 32 KB RAM extension, the most beautiful looking expansion we have seen on an 8-bit machine. Besides this one, which is working great, we are proud to add the second model (64 KB, 9000 units built) to the MEGA archive.

Free Modern Art book online : Guggenheim

http://www.openculture.com/2014/09/the-guggenheim-puts-109-free-modern-art-books-online.html

New Yorker Cartoon

http://www.newyorker.com/cartoons/bob-mankoff/seven-reasons-why-hard-to-win-caption-contest