It’s not hard to imagine the power of millions of people each taking pictures and attaching them to physical places. You’re headed into Helsinki, and you want to see what the Esplanade looks like in mid-August. Or you wonder what the inside of the Intercontinental hotel looks like. | There’s immense potential for people to keep each other informed, or perhaps, misinformed. We all know the power of a picture to over-select, to crop, to be too specific and miss context important to other people on the scene. Now that potential is being democratized. —Justin Hall —Personal Life Annotation Devices (The Feature)
Via Jill, who has also recently posted links to the Idea Line (a beautiful expandible index to new media art and narrative) and the 100 x 100 Project.
Representing the Humanities at Accepted Students Day.
The daughter opens another show. This weekend only.
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