January’s get-together found us in the Eventi Hotel on 30th and 6th, overlooking the plaza that is home to the Big Screen Project. Marius Watz was the first presenter. Growing up in Norway, he found his interest in 3d imagery was not supported by the institutions of the day, so he made […]
Tuesday’s salon was also LISA’s holiday party, but we made room for two presenters in amongst the festivities. Carter Cleveland, founder of Art.sy, presented first. Art.sy is a fine art recommendation website, currently in development. It has recently been in the tech news due to involvement from Larry Gagosian, Google […]
Last night’s salon at the Project Room for New Media at the Chelsea Art Museum featured four presenters: Mark Napier, Paul Amitai, Marty St James and John F. Simon. Mark Napier showed various projects, including Internet Shredder 1.0, which deconstructs websites, and net.flag, one of the first pieces of net art to be […]
Luke Dubois presented at the LISA salon on Monday, January 11th. Luke is an unassuming guy who comes across as incredibly humble. When you finally get him to spill the beans it turns out he’s an unbelievably talented and prolific artist who has shown his work in some incredible venues […]
On January 11th, Asya Reznikov presented at LISA at the Soho Gallery for Digital Art. The first thing I have to say about Asya’s work is that still images simply do not do it justice. So you may want to start by checking out the video clips on Asya’s website. […]
We had four presenters: Asya Resnikov, Luke Dubois, Julie Unruh and Max Steiner. We were fortunate to be able to host this event at the Soho Gallery for Digital Art on Sullivan Street in NYC. More on each individual artist as soon as I have a moment! -Asya Resnikov. Asya […]
At the December Salon, Erik discussed some of his perspectives on the history of painting as time-based, in exploration of his interest in making “paintings that move”. He also did something really, really cool – the last time Erik came to visit the apartment he took a snapshot of a […]
So my buddies Carl Michael Carlson and Larry B. Finer have created a spanking cool word game for the iPhone called Categuru, and they demoed it right at launch, just in time for our December 8th salon. The way it works is the screen, which looks like an antique wooden […]
Kildall showed us his latest project “afterthought”, which I believe he is working on as one of Eyebeam’s resident artists. He shows a series of images to a willing subject, who is wearing a device to measure brain activity.
Nina spoke to us in December on her views on copyright and distribution. I think she wrote this post after our event, spurred on by a question someone asked at the salon, which she undoubtedly gets all the time: What’s Stopping You? Nina’s perspective on freeing up her copyright by […]