Four years of investigation have led AUDC to a preliminary report on the Muzak Corporation and the culture of horizontality entitled "The Stimulus Progression." This research is on display in an exhibit at the Gardenlab Experiment show at the Art Center College of Design's Wind Tunnel building at 950 South Raymond Avenue in Pasadena....
A reception for the Gardenlab Experiment sponsored by the Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design takes place Saturday, September 11 from 8 to 10pm. The exhibit runs through October 16. AUDC's installation can also be visited here.
AUDC also makes public, for the first time, its wiki. A wiki is a collaborative, hypertext repository of knowledge on the web. By nature wikis tend toward non-linear navigational structures, although AUDC's wiki complements this with linear paths as well. AUDC's wiki features over one hundred pages on architecture, urbanism, and contemporary culture.
Finally, AUDC's installation for the Most Expensive Space in North America, first shown at the Guggenheim Gallery in Chapman College in 2001 is reprised in miniature in Connect the Dots, a show at the LeRoy Neiman Gallery at Columbia University's School of Fine Arts. The show runs through September 28. Check here for more on the show. The Most Expensive Space in North America explores carrier hotels and the impact of telecommunications on the contemporary individual. Go here for more.
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