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SMAC visits Deitch Projects and runs into twins.

Video: The Intelligent Community forum attracts a worldwide audience, interested in creating sustainable communities from the bottom up.

Disappearance and murder has plagued the Mexican border city of Juarez. The artist Swoon brings one of those deaths to New York.

Major League Baseball lost its bid to control historical fact in the public marketplace. It’s merely a blip in a much larger battle.

The best-selling author and Studio 360 host talks about the pros and cons of the digital age, what the future may hold for print publications and the dawn of “e-books.”

Blender, the Open Source 3D animation foundation, releases a decidedly furry demonstration that their software is ready for the professional stage.

I just received an email from Celtx about their new 1.0 version of their open source screenwriting/ project management/ production coordination application – a film maker’s swiss army multimedia pre production tool that seems to address a lot of needs for you – the media maker – to author, visualize, and coordinate a [...]

Band needs music video. Band has no money to make video. Band gets clever idea and performs in front of surveillance cams.

Drew Ravani reflects on the cameras, software and gear he came across at NAB 2008… and yes, there’s a video library chock full of interviews too.

 
The Slought Foundation has recently published “Blood Orgies: Hermann Nitsch in America,” a book, which examines the work of the Austrian performance artist from American perspective.
To launch the publication, the editor Aaron Levy interviewed Hermann Nitsch at Austrian Cultural Forum in New York.
Hermann Nitsch (born 1938) is an Austrian performance artist and a forerunner of [...]