Finished work with Work AC on the PF1 a few weeks ago. Solar generator, cell phone chargers, night skies and sound tours are up and running. They can be seem during regular museum hours or at the Warm Up parties on Saturdays.
Speaking at Pecha Kucha in Montreal this Saturday. Probably about Electronic Crafts.
Also helping the team at Bluesponge prepare fun stuff for the Design Montreal Open Doors — Saturday and Sunday.
Working on a few thematic stations and a large scale solar generator for the Public Farm 1 project by Work AC.
“Public Farm 1 is a project designed by WORK Architecture Company for MoMA and P.S.1’s Young Architects Program. Public Farm 1 will be on view in P.S.1’s outdoor courtyard beginning June 20, 2008 for the 2008 WARM UP music series. Public Farm 1 will function as an urban farm while providing an outdoor social space for the summer.
Constructed from large inexpensive cardboard tubes, the Farm will be a folded plane plane that creates multiple zones of activity and diverse experiences. The tubes will be filled with vegetables and supply the on-site farmers market.”
More details also on the PF1 site. And pictures online as well.
The interview i did with Ada Lee Halofsky for Studio 360 is up on the NPR site.
The Power Cart and other small projects i’ve worked on during my fellowship at Eyebeam are on display there in a show called Feedback. Until April 19th.
As we wrap up thing-a-day, the Globe and Mail wrote up a few words about it.
For a change change from all the snow around…
I’ll be on a Panel on High-Tech Craft. More on Craftzine.
Montreal. Doing the intro workshop for a second round. At SAT.
Sign up or find more info online here.
Friday, February 15th from 6 to 9pm and Saturday, February 23rd from 10 to 1pm –in French.
Seems like you can get the SAT to finance 75% of the workshop if you’re a professional artist.
We’re running a second round of Thing-a-day starting in February.
Registration starts on Jan 21st. Visit thing-a-day.com for more info.
Check out the latest issue of Print Magazine and browse until the last page to find a page dedicated to the Power Cart. [yeha!]
