Take a Photo Tour of a Junk Dada Electronic Wasteland in the Desert
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Welcome to Noah Purifoy Outdoor Desert Art Museum of Assemblage Sculpture. Continue reading Take a Photo Tour of a Junk Dada Electronic Wasteland in the Desert
If building the James Webb Space Telescope and F/A-18 fighter jets aren’t enough reasons to work for Northrop Grumman, there’s always the FabLab – the company sponsored hackerspace. It’s a place where anything goes and everything is possible, including giving the gift of art back to a stranger in need.
The video below tells the story of [Raul Pizarro], a young man and gifted artist. Diagnosed as a child with muscular dystrophy, [Raul] was getting to the point where the progressive weakening of his muscles was making it difficult to hold up his arm. [Raul]’s art was slipping away – …read more
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These illustrations by atom bomb survivors are a chilling reminder of the visceral power of visual storytelling. Continue reading This Haunting Survivor Artwork Depicts the Horror of Nuclear Weapons
Bela is a cape for the BeagleBone Black that’s aimed at artists and musicians. Actually, the cape is much less than half of the story — the rest is in some clever software and a real-time Linux distribution. But we’re getting ahead of ourselves. Let’s talk hardware first.
First off, the cape has stereo input and output as well as two amplified speaker outs. It can do all of your audio stuff. It also has two banks of analogue inputs and outputs, each capable of handling eight signals. In our opinion, this is where the Bela is cool. In particular, …read more
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