SITO - Collaborative Art - Impulse Freak
If you like collabrative art,
this one is for you!
Ok… What can i say, was just doing a little exporing with the search term “collaborative art online” and found some kewl stuff…. so i needed to share the following piece from a site that has a frightfully harsh front end, reminiscent of an 80’s design, the main site was a bit garish, but the function made me look deeper and found, Impulse Freak, and thought it was visually interesting… the paradigm worked for me, and thought i would share it even though the site encapsulating it was a but rough.
There are several kewl pieces and all came from the idea for each piece is a grid where artists can get a segment to add. The final piece is an amalgamation of the 9 panels, and each piece is added to a larger [ flash piece ] that ends up making up yet still a larger final piece. Anyone can add to these pieces… pretty kewl if yah ask me.
It is an interesting result for some, others are reminiscent of Second Life SIMs for me, a bunch of people, all with differing goals can make a big grid of hodge-podge mess… some of these works, work because they are affected by inputs from adjacent grids… not sure about the whole of the result, and even if there is activity anymore… but was interested in the attempt because it had some merit - yet the interface is seriously lacking.
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Every 3rd Friday at Third Degree
A Free St. Louis Monthly Event is “Must See” Experience.

The Third Degree Glass Factory is St. Louis’ only public-access glass art education center. They promote contemporary glass art through education, studio facility rental for artists and students, with a gallery shop featuring glass art made by Third Degree artists, and rental for corporate events and private parties.
Blow Glass. Take A Class.
They offer a variety of classes in glass blowing, paperweight making, glass beadmaking, and kilnworking.
Click Class Schedule to find out more.
Get Group Involved.
They demonstrate the captivating process of glass blowing. Want to do more? They can arrange a paperweight-making session for your group or more involved demonstrations
Option A. Looking for something different to do with your tour group? Third Degree is happy to schedule private demonstrations. Their staff provides an
informative narrated demonstration producing two glass pieces during the 45-60 minute demonstration. Molten glass captivates audiences of all ages and is surely a memorable experience. They recommend a maximum group size of 40
Option B. Heat up your experience by asking for a “hands on” paperweight-making demonstration session for your group. Their staff will help your members create a keepsake. These sessions can vary in time, depending on the number of people participating, so call them to get information about planning this fun experience for your particular group. They recommend a maximum group size of 40.
Click Private Demonstrations for details.
3rd Friday at Third Degree Glass Studio.
Third Fridays at Third Degree Glass Factory are HOT! They present a variety of glass activities and entertainment on the third Friday of every month from 6 - 10 p.m.! This is a free, family friendly event. Stop in for a drink before dinner in The Loop or Central West End.
Every Third Friday presents glassblowing and flameworking demonstrations, glass art by Third Degree artists for sale in the HotShop Gift Gallery, and art exhibits in the Third Degree East Gallery. Cash bar.
Business Hours:
Mondays - Saturdays 10 AM - 5 PM
Wednesday evenings until 10 PM
Closed Monday May 26th for Memorial Day
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Fisher’s Turning Towers Revealed!
Again Dubai is leading world in the new art of building innovation!
This has got to be the most wild design i have ever seen… a building that will be constantly in motion. These designs were released on Tuesday and look really wild. All i gottah say is that i will definately need to spend one night there.
Its all pretty kewl…
Individual floors will be manufactured off-site as pre-fab units; they’ll then be strapped, one by one, to a central core that will house the building’s engineering systems. Both towers will generate their own electricity with wind turbines fitted beneath each floor. Hard. Core. The Dubai building will host 80 floors’ worth of mixed-use space; the top 10 floors will be occupied by luxury “villas” with private pools, parking— and the ability to rotate the entire floor to capture the sweeping vista of their choosing. The Moscow plan (pictured above) is still in its “conceptual phase,” though the building is likely to include 70 units’ worth of offices, residential and retail space.
In all practicality, these buildings will make the occupants motion sick when the building floor changes direction, but it will be wild to see how they deal with that. It is hard to believe that this is not a paramount concern for this design, and something tells me, they have a solution.
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Revisiting Site Relational Graphs
Presidential Watch 08 website has a very interesting map of the relationship of a bunch of politcal bLog websites, and shows ALL of their relationship to eachother in the bLog-o-Sphere map. CLICK HERE to view.
It is would have been nice to be able to rotate and move nodes in the flash chart, that takes a while to load. Very, very kewl way to represent relationships, between sites. It wold be nice to be able to zoom in more easily as well… anyway - reminiscent of the GraphViz application ( see: 2007-02-08 ). In the meantime enjoy the idea.
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The Energy Non-Crisis
Wow, starting to think the oil companies are starting to try and argue that tapping Alaska is something we should tap, oh… and the speculators are at the root of this mess. Watch this video… makes me wonder.
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