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  • Dirty New Media preview: Optical Theremin Workshop

    Dirty New Media will be making its way to The Barber Institute of Fine Arts on 21st March as part of the University of Birmingham’s Arts and Science Festival. Over the week I’ll be providing an overview of the upcoming event. Workshop | 12-2pm Optical Theremin workshop with Circuit Ben An optical theremin is…

  • Dirty New Media preview: Exhibition part 3

    Dirty New Media will be making its way to The Barber Institute of Fine Arts on 21st March as part of the University of Birmingham’s Arts and Science Festival. Over the week I’ll be providing an overview of the upcoming event. Exhibition | 4-10pm Jamie Boulton – C:\Users\5629a7\Pictures\IDDisplay.jpg > Applying reality safeguards… > Discarding…

  • Dirty New Media preview: Exhibition part 2

    Dirty New Media will be making its way to The Barber Institute of Fine Arts on 21st March as part of the University of Birmingham’s Arts and Science Festival. Over the week I’ll be providing an overview of the upcoming event. Exhibition | 4-10pm Dec Ackroyd – Cityscape #46 Cityscape #46 image is from…

  • Dirty New Media preview: Exhibition part 1

    Dirty New Media will be making its way to The Barber Institute of Fine Arts on 21st March as part of the University of Birmingham’s Arts and Science Festival. Over the week I’ll be providing an overview of the upcoming event. Exhibition | 4-10pm Kate Pemberton – Tracert Tracert (pronounced trace route) is an…

  • Dirty New Media, 21.03.2013

    An engaging day of performances and interactive installations from digital artists, hacktivists and new media explorers from the West Midlands, Chicago and beyond. Artworks take the form of hacked and customised hardware, accessories, demos, lectures, data-mangling, projection and more! This eclectic, expectation bending event is presented by Vivid Projects in association with artist/curator Antonio…

  • Libre Graphics Magazine 2.1 – Localisation/Internationalization

    I’m happy to announce that I’ll have a regular column in volume two of Libre Graphics magazine, starting with the first issue, Localisation/Internationalization This February, Libre Graphics Magazine has reached a major milestone. We have published and shipped issue 2.1, the first number in our second volume. Titled “Localization/Internationalisation,” this issue explores the unique…

  • AlphabeNt: Experiments from A–Z

    AlphabeNt, the book which I wrote the foreword for and spoke briefly about at GLI.TC/H 2112, is out now for either $30AUD or $70AUD (special edition) AlphabeNt: Experiments from A–Z presents the 26 characters of the Latin alphabet as you haven’t seen them before: broken, distorted and aesthetically corrupted using digitally destructive techniques not…

  • The making of Comic Sans Must Die

    Comics Sans Must Die ended some time during the week of GLI.TC/H 2112. Although it only lasted just over a month long, the creation of Comic Sans Must Die actually started in July 2010 when I stumbled across the Geomerative library for Processing as a way to manipulate SVG files. After a bit of…

  • Glitch Webcam

    Glitch Webcam* is a small script that was developed during my time at Databit.me as part of the Open Camera project, which aimed at finding inexpensive ways to take images. Since then it has been in the MEMIC exhibition in November 2012 and usually makes an appearance wherever my laptop goes. At only five…