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Invisible
Threads/Double Happiness Jeans Visit our virtual sweatshop in Second Life and purchase a sassy pair of Double Happiness Jeans you can wear in the real world. |
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Usernomics
1.0 Don't know what to do with all those old computers? Try our hacktivist workshop employing models of waste reclamation, recycling and reuse to create unique game controllers! |
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School
of Perpetual Training Are working or playing? Learn how to earn while you play as we investigate invisible labor and ewaste in the global game industry. |
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The
Zero Hour Not sure about the buzzing in your backyard? Neither was the city of Buffalo, New York. |
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Collective
Simulated Synaesthesia Are you vibrating at an "A" sharp or a "D" flat? Learn how to sing your own tune through a new procedure that uses the body's own frequencies to recalibrate its internal rhythm. |
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sub/merg/ency As globalization creates a more homogenous and corporatized landscape, is it possible to carve out a space of one's own? In conjunction with the Radiator Festival in Nottingham, England. |
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Rethinking
Locative Media Suddenly find yourself lost and no GPS? Find your way home with "Divine Cartography". All you need is your faithful camera phone and some wire hangers. |
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Taylorism
and You: Personal Efficiency Strategies Wasting precious minutes thinking about how to streamline your day? Fret no more. PAN-O-MATIC hits the streets to find out how Americans maximize their time! |
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New
Spring Line: Rorschach goes to Walmart It dices and slices and fits conveniently in your pocket. Still can't find exactly what you want at the Sharper Image or the Personal Care aisle at Walmart? Our latest market research puts a new twist on focus group studies. |
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Window
Shopping: Citywide Storefronts Wishful thinking comes alive for the 21st century flaneur in these interactive storefronts. |
Collective
Simulated Synaesthesia was part of "Mobile City" at Interaccess
Media Arts Centre in Toronto Sept 29-Dec 1, 2007. Images below of the opening
night at Toronto's "Nuit Blanche". www.interaccess.org
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Dr.
Meal consults with participant on her frequency.
