| didkovsky/marsan | bertolo | lordknowscompost | hudak | neilson | thorington | fly |
by Nick Didkovsky and Tom Marsan
with funds from the Jerome Foundation
The Sad Hungarian is an interactive story comprised entirely of animated GIFs.
by Diane Bertolo
with funds from the Jerome Foundation
"[FT2K] is an...explication of Internet gathering spaces which juxtaposes the Internet to the city. The setting, an electronic frontier town, alludes to the desert of the southwest, where the Internet began, and to popular western mythology, in its reference to computer hacker cowboys and gold-rush dot-com opportunities." - Christa Erickson
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by Lord Knows Compost
Welcome to the Entertainment Frontier. Out here, in this bleak land without culture, life's a vapid grind until that traveling troubadour, the Hootenanny Man, hits town. The Hoot Man is a one man megamedia band: he peddles music, books, movies, puppet shows and other forms of dissipation. Hoot Man collects the sights, sounds and stories from his wanderings in his "Entertainment Center", a repurposable instrument of distraction. Frontierfolk pay the Hootenanny Man for these tantalizing glimpses into other cultures.
by John Hudak
with funds from The Greenwall Foundation
Artifactual sounds and images collected from the web.
by John Neilson
with funds from The Greenwall Foundation
Radio Stare is an ambient entertainment device based upon synchronous delivery of motion imagery, musical sounds, and live radio. Scanner is a "live" feed. What you hear is what you get. Scanner availibility is subject to all the vagaries of internet service and not within my control. Radio Stare is not a fixed system. Any component may change at any time.
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by Helen Thorington
North Country is a mystery based on the discovery of an unidentified skeleton in upstate New York.
