Twitter Art Projects – Part 2 [WebApp]

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"Where is your art" is a kinetic sound installation created by András Juhász Márton, Melinda Matúz, Gergely Kovács and Barbara Sterk. Once a visitor enters the room hacked toy robots start to chat about art, reading the most recent lines of twitter community. Each tweet that contains the word "art" was translated with a text to speech software. If you were tweeting about art during the exhibition, there was a great chance that your tweet would have been told by the robots. More info about the exhibition here and about the project here + this flickr set.

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