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BIO
N_DREW+
N_DREW (aka Andrew Bucksbarg) is a media artist, experimental interaction designer, audio-visual performer and a professor in the Department of Telecommunications at Indiana University. N_DREW ’s work and interests reverberate in the space of new technology/media practices and theory. As an experimental interaction artist, Bucksbarg concerns himself with technologies and social systems that support tactics of ambiguous, autonomous social creativity and exchange.
N_DREW (aka Andrew Bucksbarg) is a media artist, experimental interaction designer, audio-visual performer and a professor in the Department of Telecommunications at Indiana University. N_DREW ’s work and interests reverberate in the space of new technology/media practices and theory. As an experimental interaction artist, Bucksbarg concerns himself with technologies and social systems that support tactics of ambiguous, autonomous social creativity and exchange.
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La Leche League 4000 (Model 2003)
New Work by Andrew Bucksbarg
http://www.adhocsound.org/laleche.html
Info- La Leche League 4000 explores the domesticity and utopian fantasy of the traditional family unit. La Leche League 4000 projects a family of four inseparable light robots into the future. With their self important corporate rant, they present a humorous, odd portrait of what could happen when the nuclear family becomes a willing product in the sterility of the post consumer, post human technosphere. They are looking for a home can you help?
Bio-
Andrew Bucksbarg is another dummy-robot involved in 'media-play;
http://www.adhocsound.org/laleche.html
Info- La Leche League 4000 explores the domesticity and utopian fantasy of the traditional family unit. La Leche League 4000 projects a family of four inseparable light robots into the future. With their self important corporate rant, they present a humorous, odd portrait of what could happen when the nuclear family becomes a willing product in the sterility of the post consumer, post human technosphere. They are looking for a home can you help?
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Andrew Bucksbarg is another dummy-robot involved in 'media-play;
Call for Work
Deadline:
Thu Jun 12, 2003 01:51
For Immediate Release
LINKING PROJECT 2003
Adhocarts.org
Call for work:
The current state of geo-politics and globalization highlights once again how the connections of our actions resonate and impact other peoples, beings and environments around the world. The Linking project looks to individuals, with an open call, to trace, through the use of links, relationships that impact bodies of knowledge and how this information filters down to influence global outcomes. Use your links to trace information, construct information, or to exemplify. Use your links to challenge, criticize or celebrate.
Please submit:
Up to ten or so links in the form of an HTML page.
Include a short description of the linking process or what your links accomplish.
Include a brief bio.
And optional email contact and any relevant text, color or images (for the HTML page.)
All linking projects will be accepted.
Deadline:
September 1st, 2003
Presented by adhocarts.org
For more information, visit http://adhocarts.org
or email info@adhocarts.org
LINKING PROJECT 2003
Adhocarts.org
Call for work:
The current state of geo-politics and globalization highlights once again how the connections of our actions resonate and impact other peoples, beings and environments around the world. The Linking project looks to individuals, with an open call, to trace, through the use of links, relationships that impact bodies of knowledge and how this information filters down to influence global outcomes. Use your links to trace information, construct information, or to exemplify. Use your links to challenge, criticize or celebrate.
Please submit:
Up to ten or so links in the form of an HTML page.
Include a short description of the linking process or what your links accomplish.
Include a brief bio.
And optional email contact and any relevant text, color or images (for the HTML page.)
All linking projects will be accepted.
Deadline:
September 1st, 2003
Presented by adhocarts.org
For more information, visit http://adhocarts.org
or email info@adhocarts.org