STIs in the united kingdom in 2009, separated by gender. visualization #1: self-explanatory enough; pink represents women, blue represents men. visualization #2 – men: visualization #2 – women: these are still works in progress as i am having a tough time getting the cells to place where i actually want them in the sketch.
what started as an experiment to see how and if people would contribute information to a politically charged website spiraled into an insane viral experience that was completely humbling and overwhelming. sluts across america as of 6/17/12 today, the site has about 8,700 submissions. i’m hoping to slowly get up to 10k by the end [...]
updates on projects in the second half of the spring 2012 semester forthcoming within the next week, including: * “sluts across america” and the insanity of having your website go viral * “tenement” (spatial media final) * “gortha” (design for playful learning final, which we will be submitting to games for change 2012) * “community [...]
the first installation in gallery 182 on the ITP floor (aka locker #182). “TRUST” by Phil Groman, Benjamin Light & Roopa Vasudevan open until 4/2/2012
this week’s assignment was about participation and transaction between at least three parties in storytelling.
for our conversational spaces midterm, ryan viglizzo, james borda, matt london and i decided to create a space online where members of the ITP community will feel free to submit thoughtful, honest critique about each other’s work that will benefit the artist in future iterations. critique is something that is lacking on the ITP floor, [...]
here’s the online survey we are using to field data & potential interviews for our project: http://itp.nyu.edu/~rv670/sinatra/lies/ we also have a submission box set up in the lounge for people who would rather write out answers by hand. next steps include: 1. finding a couple willing to participate in our “newlywed game”-style thru narrative 2. [...]
here is the assignment for this week’s collective storytelling class: memory, story, object & location. i decided to build a processing sketch for this one (going the true nerd route and coding!). the idea was to look at the objects in my room as having stories of their own, particularly the furniture that i got [...]
i’d never been to the tenement museum before our visit last week so i was really excited about the trip. i found the visit really informative, and our guide was very knowledgeable about the history of the place and the people who used to live there. however, i also found myself zoning out at times during [...]
update so far is at the connected documentary blog.