GritCorpTechnology Is tech socialism really on the rise? – TechCrunch TechCrunch - Greg EpsteinIn Part 1 of my conversation with Ben Tarnoff, co-founder of leading tech ethics publication Logic, we covered the history and philosophy of 19th century Luddites and how that relates to what he described
GritCorpArt ‘My sculptures are like shrines to my treatments’: Sharona Franklin’s mould-breaking artwork The Guardian - Serena FokschanerWobbling, jewel-toned jelly has been a decorative centrepiece of western dessert trollies for centuries. Now artists are harnessing the moldable potential of this teatime staple. Jelloid sculptures and
GritCorpCulture Nature Reclaims Abandoned Castles, Theaters, and Monasteries in Photographs by Jonk | Colossal thisiscolossal.com - Andrew LaSane Inspired by a wildlife documentary he saw as a child, Paris-based photographer Jonk (Jonathan Jimenez) travels the world in search of man-made …
GritCorpArtists Watch Marcel Duchamp’s Hypnotic Rotoreliefs: Spinning Discs Creating Optical Illusions on a Turntable (1935) openculture.com - by Josh Jones In the Large Sutra on Perfect Wisdom, we are told that each one of us must strive to reach the blessed state of Bodhisattva, knowing full well that …
GritCorpCulture When Salvador Dali Met Sigmund Freud, and Changed Freud’s Mind About Surrealism (1938) openculture.com - by Josh Jones The close associations between Surrealism and Freudian psychoanalysis were liberally encouraged by the most famous proponent of the movement, …
GritCorpMobile Technology Could this plan make Facebook obsolete? Wired UK - Molly Schwartz Kaliya Young doesn’t want to break up Facebook. She wants to make it obsolete. She was an Olympic-level water polo player for Canada, but in 2002 was …
GritCorp Squishy Flesh Suits Quilted by Textile Artist Daisy Collingridge | Colossal thisiscolossal.com - Andrew LaSane London-based artist Daisy Collingridge layers amorphous blobs of fabric and textiles to form wearable pastel-colored body suits. With names like …
GritCorp 8 visionary female artists who revolutionised video art DAZED - Emily DinsdaleThe history of video art began in the mid-1960s, a moment in history when the promise and potential of technology intersected with a sense of flux that was pervading the culture. Barbara London, founder
GritCorp Concept Art Comes to Life in Sleek Sci-Fi Animation Migrants io9 - Cheryl Eddy High above Mars, the terraformers of short film Migrants go through a well-polished routine, knowing that they’re not preparing for their own futures …
GritCorp Quibi Is Either a Clever Gimmick or the Future of Entertainment Gizmodo - Alex Cranz Quibi is either going to be brilliant and influential to how we consume media, or we’re going to watch Hollywood and Silicon Valley shit the bed in a …
GritCorp The Social Conscience of Generative Art artnews.com - By Lindsay Caplan After the advent of the mainframe in the 1940s, it took less than two decades for computers to reach beyond the confines of military R&D to become a …
GritCorp This Japanese cosplayer is so popular she has a phenomenon named after her - Culture Mashable - Sukhbir CheemaShe stands at the centre of the cosplay site, changing her pose several times a minute as thousands of cameras click rapidly. Men and women alike jostle to get the best view of her and hopefully take best
GritCorp These 8 Artists Broke into the Art Market Big Leagues in 2019 artsy.net - Benjamin Sutton Art market headlines were dominated by familiar names in 2019, from Jeff Koons and Claude Monet to KAWS and Banksy. But this year also saw a new set …
GritCorp The 20 Most Important Artworks of the 2010s Robb Report - The Editors of ARTnews These works definitively defined the past 10 years. Over the past decade, the number—and size!—of museums, galleries, art fairs, and art schools …
GritCorp Zoer's "Solara" Adds Pops of Color to Car Scrapyard HYPEBEAST - Emily Engle French artist Zoer and the Nouvelle Aquitaine region of France recently unveiled Solara, a color chart painted atop 144 different wrecked cars in …
GritCorp Tokyo’s Art Scene Is Boundless—Here’s Which District to Visit Based on Your Interests Travel + LeisureWe partnered with Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau to illuminate the diverse artistic geography of the world’s largest metropolis. Arranged in a circle that spirals out from the Imperial Palace, Tokyo’s
GritCorp Stylish suburbs: how ancient Mexican metropolis dodged inequality trap Reuters - David Alire GarciaTEOTIHUACAN, Mexico (Reuters) - Fragments of pre-Aztec murals recently unearthed on the outskirts of what was once the largest city of the Americas are adding to mounting evidence that even commoners enjoyed
GritCorp Fantastic Fungi: A New Film Explores Earth’s Vast Network of Mycelium and Mushrooms | Colossal thisiscolossal.com - Grace Ebert A new film considers how mycelium and mushrooms have created an often-unseen network, similar to an underground internet, that has connected all …
GritCorp Cyberattack Aims to Cause Seizures in Twitter Users With Epilepsy futurism.com - Kristin Houser The attacker shared posts of strobe lights — and tagged the Epilepsy Foundation. Our bodies use electrical signals to send information from cell to …
GritCorp Virtual product placement is coming for TV and movies and Ryff has raised cash to put it there TechCrunch - Jonathan ShieberIn a world where ad rates are declining for traditional broadcast media, the corporations responsible for making the fictions that millions devour daily need to find a new business model. Subscription
GritCorp Why I'm Hanging Up My Cameras to Become a Conceptual Artist petapixel.com - Rogier van Bakel After 14 years as a professional photographer, I’ve decided to become a real artist. The pieces above, which I’ve birthed over the past 72 hours, …
GritCorp Miami Parties: Gucci Mane, Michèle Lamy, Rosario Dawson, Diplo & Many More Celebrate Art Basel W Magazine - Jocelyn SilverEach year in early December, hordes of winter-pale New Yorkers descend upon Miami Beach for the Art Basel art fair and its associated events (namely a lot of parties sponsored by fashion brands and alcohol
GritCorp American preacher wikipedia.org - Contributors to Wikimedia projects The Public Universal Friend[a] (November 29, 1752 – July 1, 1819), born Jemima Wilkinson, was an American preacher born in Cumberland, Rhode Island, to …
GritCorp The Friendly Orange Glow book friendlyorangeglow.com Long before Facebook's and Google's founders were born, and before Microsoft and Apple were founded. Before Xerox PARC. Before the Web. AOL. Bulletin …
GritCorpPrivacy Amnesty International latest to slam surveillance giants Facebook and Google as ‘incompatible’ with human rights TechCrunch - Natasha LomasHuman rights charity Amnesty International is the latest to call for reform of surveillance capitalism — blasting the business models of “surveillance giants” Facebook and Google in a new report which
GritCorp The photographers capturing the nuances of Chinese youth culture DAZED - Stephanie GavanChina’s ‘new generation’ has come of age in a time of rapid development and political upheaval. An urban-dwelling youth, they are often characterised as individualists, with a less rigid approach to life
GritCorp Sally Dixon, Trailblazing Curator Who Made a Case for Experimental Filmmaking as Art, Is Dead at 87 artnews.com - By Claire Selvin Sally Dixon, a key supporter of avant-garde film at American art museums, died on November 5 at age 87. Her death was announced by the Walker Art …
GritCorp Step Inside the Chaotic Universe of Tom Sachs' Studio highsnobiety.com - Contributor FRONTPAGE is Highsnobiety’s weekly online cover story exploring the people, moments, and ideas shaping culture today. For the fifth edition of our …
