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Review: "Architecture of Life at BAMPFA" My take on the extravagantly poetic exhibition curated by Larry Rinder to open the new Berkeley Art Museum and Film Archives, published on Square Cylinder, February 2016.
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Arts, Humanities, and Complex Networks
A New Wave of Abstraction Understanding always requires a radical simplification of what really is to what can be held-in-mind and used. — artist Ward Shelley (2010) Morning, June, Evanston, near Chicago. It’s a warm walk from my hotel to … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, Burak Arikan, diagram, Hans Haacke, Isabel Mireilles, Leonardo, Maximilian Schich, NetSci, networks, Roger Malina
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Credit Where Credit is Due, Part II
When computer scientists Jon Kleinberg and Sigal Oren came up with a theoretical model showing that assigning credit unfairly resulted in the most productive creative community, they were thinking about individual scientists and credit in the form of prizes, high-status … Continue reading
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Tagged Getty, Jon Kleinberg, Pacific Standard Time, Sigal Oren, State of Mind, Tony Labat, Under the Big Black Sun
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