Category Archive: art

Apr 16

HoloTupac

Pretty much everyone has covered this but I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention it — Just in case you didn’t hear, a hologram of Tupac performed at Coachella. I don’t have much to add. It looked good. It’s neat. But, I dunno, this just seems kinda like that version of Unforgettable or Fred Astaire …

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Apr 13

Technicolor Ultra Mall Shortlisted for Aurora Award

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My novel Technicolor Ultra Mall has been shortlisted for the Aurora Award in the Best Novel (English) category. Here’s the full shortlist: BEST NOVEL – ENGLISH Enter Night by Michael Rowe, ChiZine Publications Eutopia: A Novel of Terrible Optimism by David Nickle, ChiZine Publications Napier’s Bones by Derryl Murphy, ChiZine Publications The Pattern Scars by …

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Apr 13

Ryan Oakley at Ad Astra

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I’ll be at Ad Astra this weekend. It’s a science fiction convention. Ad Astra’s 31st Con will be held on April 13, 14 & 15, 2012 Ad Astra is a literary fan-run convention, promoting local talent within the genres of Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and Paranormal, for all media of the written word. Our weekend …

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Apr 13

Baseball Writing at The Score

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My first piece of commissioned baseball writing is up over at The Score’s Getting Blanked. It’s an introduction to the baseball teams and their narratives. Over the years, I’ve done a few posts on baseball here but they’ve been few and far between. (That’s what I use twitter for. Seriously — if I had to watch games …

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Apr 04

Glowing Skeleton by Eric Franklin

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Eric Franklin has created a glowing glass sculpture of a human skeleton using krypton gas. I’ve been into skeletons lately. (Always liked glowing things.) It’s not so much a death thing as it is an interest in the underlying architecture of humans. And it’s just strange that something like bone is alive.  

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Mar 30

Ryan Oakley on Night Fright Show

This is an interview that occurred in late January and will be hitting 12 television stations and 80 radio markets in about a week via TVCOGECO. It’s for Brent Holland’s Night Fright Show. Ryan Oakley – Technicolor Ultra-Mall via Skype from Toronto Canada. What if in the future Toronto had been turned into a huge indoor mall? …

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Mar 17

MIT Hooks Up 1970s Synth to Internet

MIT’s Media Lab has hooked up a huge, homemade 1970s synthesizer to the Internet, allowing people to remotely control its machine parts and listen to the results. You can do both here. Patchwerk lets you control a massive analog synthesizer from your browser, and streams the results back to you and everyone connected. The interface …

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Mar 16

“The White Noise Supremacists” Lester Bangs

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“The White Noise Supremacists” [PDF] (from the Village Voice, 1979) by Lester Bangs is about racism in the famous New York City punk scene. It’s a touching and honest piece of writing. I figured all this was in the Lenny Bruce spirit of let’s-defuse-them-epithets-by slinging-’em-out in Detroit I thought absolutely nothing of going to parties …

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Mar 12

Every Face Punch in Roadhouse

It’s been a while since I’ve seen a good face-punching movie.

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Mar 09

Wire Windup Toys

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These Wire Windups aren’t for sale but they’re still awesome. If only there was a collection of bath-soaps based on The Shield. Via Dangerous Minds

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