Sunday, June 30, 2002
Alright! My first burnlab post.
Thanks to Michael for the invite.
Just back from 12 days overseas, including 5 days in Barcelona and the Sonar festival. I wrote all about it in Real Detroit Weekly.
"More sophisticated than the Love Parade and more hedonistic than the DEMF, Barcelona�s annual Sonar festival is one of the world�s finest electronic music events. Combining a daytime program of experimental artists and nights of dance music powerhouse talent, Sonar is a three-day exercise in excess that you can still feel good about."
SONAR_report
posted by joshua
Thanks to Michael for the invite.
Just back from 12 days overseas, including 5 days in Barcelona and the Sonar festival. I wrote all about it in Real Detroit Weekly.
"More sophisticated than the Love Parade and more hedonistic than the DEMF, Barcelona�s annual Sonar festival is one of the world�s finest electronic music events. Combining a daytime program of experimental artists and nights of dance music powerhouse talent, Sonar is a three-day exercise in excess that you can still feel good about."
SONAR_report
posted by joshua
Found this in the discussions forums at Core77:
Cranbrook Design is a brand new site for and about Crannies past and current. The gallery is still a bit sparse, but there is a ton of good info and links in the forums.
There was a link error in Karl's Berlin-New York post: atouchofclassusa.com is the correct link. Although, atouchofclass.com is pretty awesome in it's own right. Wow.
Micho... what?! ;)
posted by Michael Doyle
Cranbrook Design is a brand new site for and about Crannies past and current. The gallery is still a bit sparse, but there is a ton of good info and links in the forums.
There was a link error in Karl's Berlin-New York post: atouchofclassusa.com is the correct link. Although, atouchofclass.com is pretty awesome in it's own right. Wow.
Micho... what?! ;)
posted by Michael Doyle
Saturday, June 29, 2002
i enjoy this blogger. do not like the name though. reminds me of sound dogs make when they eat too much grass.
posted by micho
posted by micho
greetings, micho of detroit here... just wanted to remind people to hide all unused batteries. we have found a way to use the juice in our special new weapons. additionally, we are considering an expedition. anyone have suggestions? i would like to hook an audio experience.
posted by micho
posted by micho
Friday, June 28, 2002
Kudos to Michael for putting together a fantastic new Burnlab. I'm looking forward to contributing and bringing a "left coast" sensibility to the fray. Speaking of, San Francisco's loss is Brooklyn's gain; we're losing our beloved and lovely Pheonix Perry and Bryan Jackson (otherwise known as Memory Systems and the organizers of the SYNTH festival) to Brooklyn, NY come this July, so make them feel welcome. If you haven't heard them, you can check out a sampling of their sounds in Winamp or iTunes by clicking here.
posted by BitBoy
posted by BitBoy
Thursday, June 27, 2002
Results of our first contest: If you're still scratching your head, Chad in Santa Monica, CA nailed it right away.
"Please. That would be Fad Gadget�s 'Collapsing New People'."
Maybe we'll offer something more enticing next time, like a box of cereal.
posted by Michael Doyle
"Please. That would be Fad Gadget�s 'Collapsing New People'."
Maybe we'll offer something more enticing next time, like a box of cereal.
posted by Michael Doyle
Contest! The first to name this week's start-up jingle wins a free Engram tee! Think hard, City Clubers. Liz is disqualified ;)
posted by Michael Doyle
posted by Michael Doyle
Wednesday, June 26, 2002
Rem Koolhaas was the subject of a segment on NewsHour last night called 'How We Live". The segment focused on the Prada store in Soho and the statement it is making. The interviewer stayed clear of asking Rem any controversial questions like "Why did the project take so long?" You can read more and see the segment here
posted by Dave Pinter
posted by Dave Pinter
Technical note: for those of you who still haven't made "the switch", please let us know if the frames and such on this page work okay. [And apologies to any body with an 800x600 monitor. All I can say there is it's time to get a new computer!]
posted by Michael Doyle
Berlin-New York is a new series of events that brings artists from Berlin and New York together in creative, collaborative spaces. The first event will be a party on July 6 with DJ Highfish (wmf, Berlin), Karl Zeiss and Variable X (Red Antenna, NYC), and A Touch of Class at the NYC Urban Experience Museum in downtown Manhattan.
Free beer with a $5 donation!
Venue information:
NYC Urban Experience Museum
85 South Street (John & Maiden)
Across from the Seaport, Manhattan
212 514 5700
posted by Michael Doyle
Berlin-New York is a new series of events that brings artists from Berlin and New York together in creative, collaborative spaces. The first event will be a party on July 6 with DJ Highfish (wmf, Berlin), Karl Zeiss and Variable X (Red Antenna, NYC), and A Touch of Class at the NYC Urban Experience Museum in downtown Manhattan.
Free beer with a $5 donation!
Venue information:
NYC Urban Experience Museum
85 South Street (John & Maiden)
Across from the Seaport, Manhattan
212 514 5700