Philadelphia is looking into it , but Amsterdam already did it...Hotspot Amsterdam launched a citywide wireless network last Monday. View full entry
USA Today counts down the top ten subways for art. Read View full entry
Newsday reviews UP FROM ZERO: Politics, Architecture and the Rebuilding of New York by Paul Goldberger. Read. View full entry
BEIJING - In his gray fleece jacket and pressed khaki pants, Xu Yong looks more like a department store manager than a maverick who is one of the most successful promoters of avant-garde art in China and a protector of its historic architecture. Standing in 798 Space, his contemporary art gallery... View full entry
Ars Electronica 2004 opens in Linz tomorrow, celebrating 25 years of tracking and nurturing the digital revolution, analyzing the social and cultural effects of digital media and communications technologies from critical as well as utopian, artistic and scientific perspectives. Coinciding with... View full entry
Customers trampled to death at IKEA - From the SF Gate. View full entry
David A. Woodward, a British-born geographer, editor and historian of mapmaking who helped create an encyclopedic series of books re-examining the place of mapmaking in world history, died last Wednesday at his home in Madison, Wis., where he taught at the University of Wisconsin for two decades... View full entry
In chasing the artistic afterlife of ideology, this exhibition doesn't accept the idea that ideology is dead, just elusive. Drawing it's title from A Modern Utopia by HG Wells, ”˜Cycle tracks will abound in Utopia' is showing at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art. View full entry
How to Sell Stolen Art... View full entry
The essential liminality of the parking garage has found articulation in Listen Edgemar, a new permanent sound installation by Hugh Livingston and Michael Zbyszynski in the subterranean lot of the Santa Monica Edgemar shopping complex. Read View full entry
Thirty-five years after computer scientists at UCLA linked two bulky computers using a 15-foot gray cable, testing a new way to exchange data over networks, what would ultimately become the Internet remains a work in progress. From CNN View full entry
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Check out Proboscis, a creative studio in the UK, which works across disciplines and practices, drawing upon a network of experts to develop new ways of exploring social, cultural and creative issues. They have recently completed another e-book to their collection titled Species of Spaces. View full entry
David Hockney's 3 year old theory of Renaissance painters utilizing optical devices to has been called into question by computer researchers. (NYT) View full entry
The Dave Matthews Band may face criminal charges for allegedly dumping human waste from a bus onto a Chicago Architecture Tour boat. View full entry