November 10 09
Here is a first reaction after our 5 hour interview marathon that took place during last Saturday’s Amsterdam museumnacht. We first would like to thank all our guests from the various institutions, our visitors in De Verdieping, and the n8 organisation for kindly letting us participate in the 10th museumnacht. We are very happy with [...]
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By Juha van 't Zelfde
Also posted in Amsterdam, Architecture, Interview, Media, Non-fiction, Trouw, art, deVerdieping, event
Tagged Blikopeners, De Appel, De Verdieping, HvA, Juha van 't Zelfde, MediaLAB, Mediamatic, Michiel van Iersel, Nationaal Historisch Museum, NIMk, Platform 21, Stedelijk Museum, Supermaker, The Mobile City, urban screens, VURB, Zichtbaar Afwezig
November 5 09
This Saturday the 10th annual museumnacht (museum night) will be organised in our hometown Amsterdam. Non-fiction will take part with a special marathon on museums and the city, in their basecamp De Verdieping. A wide group of institutions, designers and thinkers will join us at the table to discuss how pervasive urban museums are, and [...]
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By Juha van 't Zelfde
Also posted in Amsterdam, Architecture, Heritage, Non-fiction, Trouw, Viral Radio, art, deVerdieping, event, museum
Tagged Amsterdam, Beat Dimensions, Cinnaman, De Appel, Habbekrats, HvA, Juha, Juha van 't Zelfde, Mamiko Motto, Mediamatic, Michiel van Iersel, Nationaal Historisch Museum, NIMk, Platform21, Rietveld Academie, Sandberg Instituut, Stedelijk Museum, Supermaker, The Mobile City, urban screens, UvA, Viral Radio, VURB
September 6 09
“The age of ubiquitous computation is condensing around us even as you read this. The various systems throughout a modern city that you probably interact with everyday are beginning to maintain persistent memories of their own use, communicate with each other about their status, and even reconfigure themselves based on your dynamic needs.” This is [...]
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By Juha van 't Zelfde
Also posted in Amsterdam, Architecture, Museumplein, Non-fiction
Tagged Architecture, augmented reality, Ben Cerveny, data visualisation, James Burke, Juha van 't Zelfde, Non-fiction, policy, ubiquitous computing, urban planning