The video is generated by sending the left and right channels of the music you are hearing to an oscilloscope in XY-mode.

A pretty nice way to embed video in a music file.

I made a video player for friends at SpaceCamp.fm.

It simulates channel surfing on TV — just click to switch to the next channel. Videos are kinda big so you’ll need a bit beefier connection to watch without skipping. Any broadband should be fine though.

Enjoy thine self.

Neurosonics Live by Chris Cairns,

A live version of this, featuring Beardyman.

YKON – game MINE-YOURS-OURS Festival in Rijeka / Croatia

The YKON Game is a world simulation game for up to 30 players. It’s based on a simple thought experiment: imagine that the world is brought to a complete halt. Everything stops. No more business as usual. With the world frozen, you and your fellow players can tinker with it as you please. What will you change? How do you convince others to go along with your changes? And what about the consequences?

Through the 1960′s, Buckminster Fuller was developing the “World Game”. It was to be his masterplan for the planet Earth: a tool that would formulate a comprehensive, design science approach to all the problems of the world. Inspired by the ideas of Fuller, we have developed the YKON Game, a more poetic perspective on the future of our world.

Instead solving the problems that we know, The YKON Game seeks to uncover the ideas that we’re still missing — sometimes wonderful, sometimes terrifying thoughts that could forever alter the world, and the way we live in it. For its players, the game poses an existential challenge: they will have to think about what kind of world they truly want.

So come and change the world. You don’t need to be an expert: everyone is welcome.

Time
FRIDAY, October 16
18:30- 24:00

Location
Molekula
Delta 5
51000 Rijeka

Contact/Info/ RSVP
info@ykon.org

a collaborative animation by Blu and David Ellis
produced by studio cromie
made at Fame festival 2009

via Wooster Collective

Tim Hwang is the founder of ROFLCon, a series of conferences on internet celebrity and web culture. For his work he has appeared in Wired Magazine, The Washington Post, The New York Times Bits blog, and the Guardian UK. He is the founder of the Web Ecology Project, a multidisciplinary effort to better understand the systemwide flows of content and community online. Currently, he works as a researcher at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. He blogs at brosephstalin.com and is on Twitter @timhwang.

Talk Title: “Web Culture as Web Ecology”

Talk Description: The last two decades have seen a dynamic universe of cultural content and community emerge online. Through experiences with planning and organizing ROFLCon, this talk will explore the increasing influence of this online universe on the traditional mainstream media landscape. It will review how traditional content producers  and “social media experts” have been attempting to understand and shape web culture. It will suggest that the current thinking suffers from serious drawbacks, and that a new approach is needed.

To that end, the talk argues for a new field of web ecology. It will advocate for thinking about culture on the web as an interconnected ecosystem, and for rigorous, quantitative research. It will debut some of the newest work being done in this vein on the mechanisms of viral growth and community formation. The talk also discusses the conservation of web ecology, and how developers can work to promote and preserve a vibrant cultural space online.

Organized by: Drugo more
Partner: Multimedijalni institut
Donators: Ministry of Culture RH & City of Rijeka

This recently released video of Rhonda 3D Drawing Tool created by Amit Pitaru shows some amazing yet simple approaches to human/computer interface. It basically lets you sketch freehand in 3D. I repeat: simple, intuitive and amazing. All that is left is to wait for a cool new music video to pop out.

– via CDM

555 KUBIK_ extended version from urbanscreen on Vimeo.

by Jake Armstrong.