An dem kommenden Wochenende ist keine zufahrt auf das Hawekamp Gelände mit dem auto möglich. Das betrifft den 11.07.2026 [1]. Der Zugang zur warpzone ist zu Fuß möglich. [1] https://www.oleparty.de/ole-location/muenster/
Turning to the underside of worked form; on pattern, threshold, and what gets through. A new cluster of pages from the Anarchive 's Silver Reader. Foglets flash and fall; a curtain of tiny, mobile, force-bearing machines pretending, badly, to be nothing at all. The room turns viscous, catches on itself, forgetting the surfaces promised by its grip. The old dream: matter made answerable, speck-by-speck. In 1991, the “pixels” were computational cells in a fine-grained simulation. By the 2000s, the analogy had shifted: what if pixels were volumetric, tactile, adhesive, mobile, material? What shows is the labour. The underside of repeatable f
Parking Parking is one of the most common questions we have to answer. The BDC parking lot is by permit only during business hours. NOTE: TOWING IS ENFORCED 24/7 IN THIS LOT. PARK AT YOUR OWN RISK IN THE BDC LOT. During business hours there are other alternatives including the triangle lot across the railroad tracks (near the former FoodWorks building), or the Republic Parking lot which you can stay all day for $6. Please do not park in the BDC lot during business hours. You will get towed,…
Tilt the vessel and the roots redirect. Modulate the light, the pattern changes. The technique is simple; what grows from it is anything but. Carole Collet spent over a decade learning to work at the pace of a cactus, aerial roots, mycelium – treating garden and grow-tank as studio, plant and fungus as collaborators. "Designing (for and with) Living Systems" gathers fifteen years of this inquiry: botanical studies, speculative provocations, slow-manufactured objects. Learning the plant's terms, then bending them. https://anarchive.fo.am/silver/designing_living_systems/ A different material, a different decade, the same question in a different key. Move the body and the light redirects. "Membranes and Meshworks" compiles twenty-five years of work at the intersection between textiles and (wearable) computing. Costumes teaching bodies how to move before the wearers knew it was happening; collaborators bu
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