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1201 Drop, Miami
1023 RRC Show, NJ
1009 StarFish PDF, DE
0915 Blow LV, CA
0901 Drop, Nevada
0901 CuddleFish, NV
0718 Secret Garden, UK
0704 CuddleFish, PEX
0619 Opulent Temple, NYC
0612 Figment, NYC
0320 Matelasse, NYC
1204 Cuddlefish, Miami
1204 Droplet, Miami
1204 Bracelet 2.0, Miami
1127 AKW, Brazil
1005 Stuttgartt, Germany
0925 Horizons, NYC
0901 Awesome Armada
0901 Droplet, Nevada
0901 Bracelet, Nevada
0901 Cuddlefish, Nevada
0704 PEX, Philadelphia
0612 Drop Figment, NYC
0419 Buenos Aires Blow
0329 Hovercraft, Brazil
0321 Voyager1, NYC
0316 SxSW Austin, TX
0306 EyeBeam NYC
0228 Bracelet 2.0, NJ
0228 Drop RRC, NJ
0227 Bracelet NY City Hall
0218 San Miguel Bulb, MX
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Texts & Drawings
Note: Dimensions are approximate.
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Related project:
Überorgan by Tim Hawkinson
Überorgan, created from multiple bus-size biomorphic balloons, each with its horns tuned to a different note in an octave, is a gargantuan self-playing organ. Its musical score consists of a 200-foot-long scroll of dots and dashes encoding old hymns, pop classics, and improvisational ditties. Tim Hawkinson explains: "The score is deciphered by the organ's brain--a bank of light-sensitive switches--and then reinterpreted by a series of switches and relays that translate the original patterns into nonrepeating variations of the score."
Event: Tim Hawkinson exhibition at the Whitney
Venue: Sculpture Garden, 590 Madison Ave. NYC
Date: 20050211 - 20050529
Music roll:
Überorgan:
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Related (non-AKA) projects:
- Soft Robot (M. Borgatti)
- Soft Robot (Harvard)
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- Florentijn Hofman
- Jimmy Kuehnle
- Tim Prentice
- Sea Anemone (Pali-X-Mano)
- Überorgan (Tim Hawkinson)
- Luft & Laune GmbH (Urs Meier)
- Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility (NASA)
- Lumination
- Interactive Architecture
- Space art
- Dreamspace QTVR (Maurice Agis)
- Hans Walter Muller
- Gilles Ebersolt
- Babot
- Willie Cole's Irons
- Fan Shirt
- Cloud (Monica Forster)
- Max Streicher
- Inflatable Systems
- Inflatoscape (Jessica Irish)
- Cloud Prototype No. 1 (I–igo Manglano-Ovalle)
- Free-floating (Ivo Keers)
- Bini Systems
- Pneumatrix (Judit Kimpian)
- Ana Rewakowicz
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- Suited for Subversion (Ralph Borland)
- Tumbleweed Rover (Nasa)
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- Analogia
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Related products:
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Press:
- we're especially loving AK Airways' 22'-by-22' inflatable bracelet sparkling with LEDs The Newark Museum celebrates its 100th birthday with a 100-hour party. Head west, young man by Grace Smith. Time Out New York/Issue 707. Apr. 16/22, 2009
- Works From New Talent Seeking a Boldface Name by Benjamin Genocchio. New York Times. Mar. 8, 2009
- Arts festival awakens sleepy Governors Island by Amy Zimmer. Metro. Jun. 9, 2007
- the strangest sight on Sunday may be the giant inflatable starfish tethered to a tree. Ferrying Creative Impulses Across New York Harbor by Melena Ryzik. New York Times. Jun. 6, 2007 (pdf)
- Was this a mudless terrain of prehistorical sludge or an outer-space settlement? Slithering Through a Shadowy, Unknown World by Jennifer Dunning. New York Times. Oct. 5, 2006
- Blow Up. Club System International. May 2005
- Anakin Koenig interview by Daijetmiu. Not A Rag. June 2004
References:
- All you need to know about fans on Electronics Cooling
Acknowledgement
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