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- Coming Home
- Screen City Biennial, Stavanger Norway
- Portal to an Alternative Reality, Emerson Urban Arts
- The Augmented Landscape
- Everywhere but Nowhere
- Paseo Portal, Securing the Virtual Border
- Art Prospect
- apexart, Space Between the Skies
- ZERO1 American Arts Incubator
- LACMA Art + Technology, EEG AR: Things We Have Lost
- Art in Odd Places, 14th & AR, New York City
- Border Memorial: Frontera de los Muertos
- Metro-NeXt
- LACMA, Hans RichtAR
- Orators, Rostrums, and Propaganda Stands
- Flotsam & Jetsam
- School Shootings eMorial
- SFMOMA AR
- Platonic Solids
- American Plutocracy
- Water wARs
- Monument to César Chávez
- Monumento a las Mujeres Desaparecidas
- La Loteria Aumentada
- Mapping Ararat
- Metro-NeXt
- Peace Doors
- DéchARge de Rebut Toxique
- Azadi SquARed
- U.S. Iraq War Memorial
- Virta-Flaneurazine
- Imaging Place
- Early Work and Influences
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- Public Art Dialogue, Special Issue, Digital Public Art
- “Border Memorial: Frontera de los Muertos,” Hyperrhiz 12
- “ManifestAR: an augmented reality manifesto,” SPIE
- “Miami Virtue and the Ulmer Tapes,” Small Cities Imprint
- “The Ulmer Tapes”
- ” Imaging Place: The Choragraphic Method,” Rhizomes, Vol. 18.
- “Place and the Electrate Situation,” Rhizomes, Vol. 13.
- “Image Emergency: A Psychogeography of Miami,” Leonardo, Vol. 36, No. 3, pp. 197 – 198.
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Imaging Place Meteverse
“Imaging Place” was designed to be scalable. When I produce work in a new location, I simply add it to the ever-expanding database and link the new location to the global interface. The project is in a perpetual state of … Continue reading
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PanoVid
I found an afordable workable catadioptric solution for producing my own panovid nodes. This lens by 0-360 was under $600. It is built for still photography, but it works fine with HD video. The only people experimenting with catadioptric video are research scientist … Continue reading
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Resolution Comparison
So I am running some test to decide on the next step strategies for upgrading the Imaging Place project. It used to be that aerial orthophotographic data was produced in the U.S. by a network of skilled aerial photographers working primarily with … Continue reading
YouTube Test
I am trying to get all of the parts up and running. Here is a YouTube test of Imaging Beijing.
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Ryan and Mike Photograph the Installation
I was working in my office this afternoon and Ryan Scianio and Mike Kennedy caught my attention as they were photographing the Mixed Realities installation. I will post the images they made when I get them. Here are some screen … Continue reading
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Remote Presence
I am getting the first experiences of having a remote presence at the exhibition. I was able to call Jo Anne Green over to the project and talk to her and an arts writer when I heard them talking about … Continue reading
Mixed Realities
Mixed Realities is an exhibition and symposium that explores the convergence — through cyberspace — of real and synthetic places made possible by computers and networks. Mixed Realities links and overlays the Huret & Spector Gallery (Boston), Turbulence.org, and Ars Virtua (Second Life). Second Life is a shared, synthetic, … Continue reading
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