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Jeff Watson is an artist, designer, and Assistant Professor of Interactive Media and Games at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts.
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“Internet” mural, Coaldale, Alberta
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Best & Kellner on the “pseudo interactive” vs “new spaces for connection, freedom, and creativity.”
“The distinction between creative and empowering cybersituations vs. (pseudo)interactive and disempowering spectacle is . . . often difficult to make, but we believe that some such distinction is necessary in order to provide critical perspectives on and alternatives to the … Continue reading
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Samples from the Benzon defunct technology archive
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Generating new #futurething cards at Stanford d-school workshop
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TONY Guide production meeting at ITP
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On the ferry with the TONY crew
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Future Factories and Futurematic
Poster design by Ceda Verbakel [intro]The Situation Lab invites you to take part in two upcoming events with award-winning New York City-based design collective, The Extrapolation Factory.[/intro] Founded by designers Elliott P. Montgomery and Chris Woebken, the Extrapolation Factory sets out to “explore … Continue reading
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I think it’s vital to de-professionalize the public debate…
“I think it’s vital to de-professionalize the public debate on matters that vitally affect the lives of ordinary people. It’s time to snatch our futures back from the ‘experts.’ Time to ask, in ordinary language, the public question and to … Continue reading
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