Alex Dunbar
You Would Really Like the Museum of Jurassic Technology
In Culver City, about four LA blocks from a place that sells used tires and and In-n-Out Burger, stands a strange landmark of the Los Angeles art scene. Opened in 1988, the Museum of Jurassic Technology is equal parts 18th century cabinet of curiosity...
Forget About Scary Movies; These Production Logos Will Terrify You
If you’re like we are, you’ve spent untold hours working out a deep-seated fascination with TV station and production company "identity logos":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Production_logo, or idents. For those of you who weren’t babysat by a TV...
Dr. Fung's Rainbow Technique
From the country that "sold the skinned bodies of executed political prisoners":http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2006/apr/02/china.arts for use in a Barnumesque world-travelling curiosity show comes the latest innovation in oh-so-dazzling privacy invasion...
Motherboard TV: Cory Arcangel: Video Games For Art's Sake
Anyone entering Cory Arcangel’s exhibition “Pro Tools” at New York’s Whitney Museum this week could be excused for thinking they had stepped into a technology morgue.
Cory Arcangel: Video Games For Art's Sake
Anyone entering Cory Arcangel’s exhibition “Pro Tools” at New York’s Whitney Museum this week could be excused for thinking they had stepped into a technology morgue.
Yuck Plays "Get Away" On The Jools Holland Show
Yuck's sound is a pastiche 90s British and American indie influences. Sometimes it feels like they lift riffs directly from the Cure and Sonic Youth, but there’s something so unique about the project. Here you can see the band borrowing visual conventions
Crossing the Border Illegally? There's an "App" for That: A Q+A With Ricardo Dominguez
Mobile phones have become increasingly more useful as tools to guide migrants over the border.