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23 April 2004 by nathaniel

got lost

I hate-hate-hate when people give bad directions (especially because, even with good directions, I tend to get lost). This morning, I drove in circles for 3 hours looking for a highway exit that did not exist; I finally gave up and came home, empty-handed, after failing an errand that was supposed to take me 45 mins. AAAAARGH! Joburgers, where is the “concrete highway”?

On a lighter note, the new Media Lab Europe / Research Associate application is online. They are specifically asking for new people in the Palpable Machines group, but will take apps for any of their hot topics. Cool stuff; cool place; cool people. Rock on.

I’ve booked next Friday, the 30th, for the first test-run of the beta software for my new interactive installation, “step inside”. Join us at 16:00, in the Wits Digital Convent, for a bit of testing, talking and gaff-tipping, in and around body-tracking techno-art.

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Interactive Art and Embodiment: the implicit body as performance

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Ecological Aesthetics: artful tactics for humans, nature, and politics

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