Looking for something to do today? There's no shortage of interesting events going on all over the place... check the calendar listings for details. View full entry
Life in the Wires is about life today, from Al-Jazeera to eBay, from creatively understanding new media to analyzing how questions of gender, race, class and colonialism have been deeply transformed by networked society. (frm CTheory) View full entry
Britain's Ministry of Defense has become the latest organization to add the iPod to its list of high-tech security risks. (frm Rueters) View full entry
A Danish inventor is marketing a new system for emergency exiting from high-rise buildings--via the façade: "Glideshoe" (from Reuters) View full entry
Cameron is at the Brainstorm 2004 and wants your feedback here View full entry
The writing is all over the walls, as they say, that Nicolai Ourousoff is the new NYTimes critic: Architect's Newspaper reports View full entry
The couple tied the knot in Rotterdam. Betsky is the NAi curator and the wedding was a starchitect-studded event. Take a peek View full entry
Michael Kimmelman explores the state of museums in New York, which is intimately related to their buildings. View full entry
Architect and urban designer Witold Rybczynski has explored the development of North American cities and the legacy of landscape designer Fredrick Law Olmstead. Now he's turning his expertise to Washington D.C.'s public buildings, statues and monuments, as well as U.S. medals and coins. Appointed... View full entry
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WNYC's program Radio Lab this week explores the intricacies of language and it's relationship to music, "the point at which meaning moves from verbal to sonic." View full entry
Not quite in PJs league, but Ant Farm's Cadillac Ranch turned 30 last week. View full entry
Greg Bordowitz, spokesperson for the Critical Arts Ensemble Defense Fund and an associate professor at the Art Institute of Chicago speaks on DemNow about Steve Kurtz and the Critical Arts Ensemble. View full entry
Images of Titan from the Cassini space probe. View full entry
We are accustomed to thinking of ourselves as peaks of perfection, and the arrangements of more "primitive" creatures as similar to our own, only cruder. It's a nice idea. Until along comes the sea lamprey to challenge our preconceptions. (frm Nature) View full entry