Sonification and the (re-)performance of data – an interview with Brian House

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Well, it confirmed that collaborating with brilliant weird people in interesting contexts is always a good idea! In general, I think the lab is a really smart and even necessary initiative that disrespects traditional approaches to any given problem. and what it means at an institution like the Times certainly goes beyond how R&D might be understood at a gadget company – it's an agnostic look at the ways in which our relationship to information may be shifting.

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When the Machine Made Art – Grant Taylor traces the origins of computational creativity

CAN interviews Grant D. Taylor, author of the 2014 book “When the Computer Made Art: The Troubled History of Computer Art,” on the past, present and future of digital art.

Just another day at the lab: MUTEK A/Visions 2012

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MirrorFugue – Music collaboration across space and time

‘MirrorFugue’ by Xiao Xiao at the MIT Media Lab explores music collaboration across space and time using a set of interfaces for piano to visualise gesture of a performance.

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