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Marcelo Coelho - Art-O-Meter’

Evaluating Art (So You Don’t Have To)

Light sensor placed beneath painting evaluates quality of artwork based on time spent by visitor examining said artwork:

Art-O-Meter is a device that measures the quality of an art piece. It bases its evaluation on the amount of time that people spend in front of an artwork compared to the total time of exhibition. The measurements are graphically represented by comments and a 5-star rating system.

Without the interaction of a viewer, the Art-O-Meter will register time like a regular clock. However, when a user enters the area covered by its motion sensor, a second timer is triggered and it will count time as the viewer observes the artwork.

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Ummmm ok MIT, yer the smartiest!

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magnolius:

“Cause and Effect” installation by Korean artist Do Ho Suh

“‘Cause & Effect’ evokes a vicious tornado. This vast ceiling installation is a composition of densely hung strands that anchor thousands of figures clad in colors resembling a Doppler reading stacked atop one another…it is a physical realization of existence, suggesting strength in the presence of numerous individuals. The work is an attempt to decipher the boundaries between a single identity and a larger group, and how the two conditions coexist.” - Do Ho Suh

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Man Ray - Portrait of Ezra Pound, Paris 1923
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Man Ray - Portrait of Ezra Pound, Paris 1923

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Norbert Wiener - The Human Use of Human Beings, 1954
Design by George Giusti
via Montague Projects

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Norbert Wiener - The Human Use of Human Beings, 1954

Design by George Giusti

via Montague Projects

deducingtheheartofthedetective:

The Impossible Astronaut

poplifeplus:

Ben Jones, Macbeth

poplifeplus:

Ben JonesMacbeth

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artlistpro:

Marcelo Coelho - Art-O-Meter’

Evaluating Art (So You Don’t Have To)

Light sensor placed beneath painting evaluates quality of artwork based on time spent by visitor examining said artwork:

Art-O-Meter is a device that measures the quality of an art piece. It bases its evaluation on the amount of time that people spend in front of an artwork compared to the total time of exhibition. The measurements are graphically represented by comments and a 5-star rating system.

Without the interaction of a viewer, the Art-O-Meter will register time like a regular clock. However, when a user enters the area covered by its motion sensor, a second timer is triggered and it will count time as the viewer observes the artwork.

More Here

Reblogged from paxmachina:

Ummmm ok MIT, yer the smartiest!

via prostheticknowledge:

(via sisifo)

(Source: iraffiruse)

drakecaperton:

Married by Satan
(Source: Wrong Side of the Art)

drakecaperton:

Married by Satan

(Source: Wrong Side of the Art)

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(via sisifo)

magnolius:

“Cause and Effect” installation by Korean artist Do Ho Suh

“‘Cause & Effect’ evokes a vicious tornado. This vast ceiling installation is a composition of densely hung strands that anchor thousands of figures clad in colors resembling a Doppler reading stacked atop one another…it is a physical realization of existence, suggesting strength in the presence of numerous individuals. The work is an attempt to decipher the boundaries between a single identity and a larger group, and how the two conditions coexist.” - Do Ho Suh

(via slutgarden)

c86:

Man Ray - Portrait of Ezra Pound, Paris 1923
via Mondoblogo

c86:

Man Ray - Portrait of Ezra Pound, Paris 1923

via Mondoblogo

c86:

Norbert Wiener - The Human Use of Human Beings, 1954
Design by George Giusti
via Montague Projects

c86:

Norbert Wiener - The Human Use of Human Beings, 1954

Design by George Giusti

via Montague Projects

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