Showing posts with label web-based project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web-based project. Show all posts

Sunday, April 22, 2007

Feel Kit

Feel Tank and others

Feel Tank Chicago presents the Feel Kit, a wiki of keywords on political emotion.

All are welcome to participate in writing the Feel Kit. To receive a registration passcode to participate in the site, send a request to bodypolitic@gmail.com.

Monday, April 9, 2007

Cranky, the Person Lingering With AIDS



Cranky P.W.A.

Morbid queer thoughts of the Cranky P.W.A., who also shares meditations on radical frivolity, living (or dying) with liver cancer, remembering Michael Bumblebee, and much more. http://crankypwa.blogspot.com

Revolution is an eternal dream

Ferd Eggan

A series of interviews with people who are thinking about the implications of their work for radical transformation of global society: Hank Jones, one of the SF 8, the Black Panther veterans being charged with the killing of a police officer at Ingleside Station, SF, in 1971; gay activist Jeffrey Edwards on gentrification and LGBTQ issues in Chicago; video-bloggers extraordinaires, Ryanne Hodson & Jay Dedman; anarchist/artist/activists Dara Greenwald and Josh McPhee; artist, writer, educator, advocate of Puerto Rican independence and former political prisoner Elizam Escobar, and others. – Ferd Eggan, http://www.ferdeggan.net

Sunday, April 1, 2007

Once a Day

Rachele Riley
Once a day

Once a day is a web-based artwork that maps an online landscape of concepts associated with stylized violence. Automated searches are carried out daily. At the intersection of six searches, the collected images, text and video will be recontextualized. New narratives of text and moving images will build each day to tell the story of a shifting landscape of caution, hope, silence and sensibility.

http://www.racheleriley.com