Samples from the first week of Processing…
Walters
Alvarado
Loreti
Kraft
Rousseau
Jordan
Morgan
Student work: Images generated with Processing
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New Media readings for Wed Jan 25
Discuss:
- Manovich, 3. The Operations (115–149)
- Sterling, Bruce, A Short History of the Internet (1993)
Networked Devices readings for week of Jan 23
New media links from today’s classes
Blade Runner (1982) introduction
Blade Runner (1982) new trailer
Web Stalker (1997)
Firing Blind (2011)
The Invisible Shape of Things Past by Joachim Sauter and Dirk Lüsenbrink (Art+Com)
The Garden (1992) by Tamás Waliczky
The Draughtsman’s Contract (1981) dir. by Peter Greenway
A Street With A View (Sampsonia Way) (2008)
New Media reading for Wed Jan 18
Discuss:
Manovich, 2. The Interface
Baudrillard, Jean, Simulacra and Simulations
Artists using physical computing and processing from today’s class
Artists from today’s class:
Immaterials: Light painting WiFi by Timo Arnall, Jørn Knutsen and Einar Sneve Martinussen
My little piece of Privacy by Niklas Roy
Natures and …
Strata #1 by Quayola
New Media reading for Wed Jan 11
For Wednesday we will discuss:
• Manovich, Introduction to The Language of New Media
• Manovich, 1 . What is New Media
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Stallman: Facebook IS Mass Surveillance
“Free software literally gives you freedom in the area of computing. It means that you can control your computing. It means that the users individually and collectively have control over their computing. And in particular it means they can protect themselves from the malicious features that are likely to be in proprietary software,”
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“Facebook does massive surveillance. If there is a ‘like’ button in a page, Facebook knows who visited that page. And it can get IP address of the computer visiting the page even if the person is not a Facebook user. So you visit several pages that have ‘like’ button and Facebook knows that you visited all of those, even if it doesn’t really know who you are.”
—Richard Stallman
Censor the internet (bookmarklet)
With all the jabber and laws trying to control what people see on the web it’s a good time to point out this script by Greg Leuch and fffff.at Now you too can censor the internet with the Ctl+F’d Bookmarklet.
