Touching the Invisible, Art from Stockholm’s Smart Studio

I've been taking in some of the Open Studios which are part of Brighton's Digital Festival. On Friday afternoon at Cogapp, Gavin Mallory and Joshua Routh gave a presentation about their work creating interactive maps.  In particular, a Magic Magnifying Glass they developed for Magnificent Maps at the British Library. They asked if anyone in... Continue Reading →

Romano Drom Dishes Up Groovy Gypsy Parties

Another story from my Budapest Times contibutions, this one a short preview of a Gypsy band.  I was prompted to dig out this story when I saw this post on Facebook about an upcoming gig at Budapest's Gödör Klub, which was one of my favorite hangouts when I lived there. The video was shot in the Gödör Klub... Continue Reading →

A Machine To See With Heightens Visual Acuity

The Brighton Digital Festival kicks off today with A Machine to See With, an interactive, living film that you star in!  It happens via your mobile phone and takes you on a mini-adventure through the streets of downtown Brighton.    No, you don't end up on camera but the suggestion is there and, if you're... Continue Reading →

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