[NetBehaviour] How to teach code

Might be of interest to the list. all the best tom http://www.guardian.co.uk/teacher-network/2012/jan/10/how-to-teach-code ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour

[NetBehaviour] Art exhibition at ISEA-Istanbul biennale

The Southern Ocean Studies The Southern Ocean Studies will be presented as a projection on the cupola of the Çemberlitas Hamam, built by Mimar Sinan in 1584. from: 14th September 2011. The event will be a joyful gathering moment for ISEA2011 Istanbul artists and presenters. It will be poss

Re: [NetBehaviour] some landscapes

; >>> Hi Simon, > >>> I remember being taught something similar when I was in art school. > >>> It was useful- because it instils a discipline of looking. > >>> > >>> But it shouldn't be definitive. > >>>

Re: [NetBehaviour] some landscapes

someone else (or oneself) looking out across a depiction of a scene. Can we see your drawings? : ) Ruth -Original Message- *From*: tom.corby <mailto:%22tom.corby%22%20%3ctom.co...@btinternet.com%3e>> *To*: ruth.cat...@furtherfield.org <mailto:ruth.cat...@furtherf

[NetBehaviour] LEA exhibition announcement

*apologies for cross-posting* *LEA Digital Media Exhibition Platform: ‘The Southern Ocean Studies’ by Baily, Corby & Mackenzie* *Upcoming Exhibition: Baily, Corby & Mackenzie, ‘The Southern Ocean Studies’* During the month of May, LEA’s digital media exhibition platform will present ‘The Sou

[NetBehaviour] Event: Art, data, science and climate change

Dear people Please please let me draw your attention to a one-day symposium taking place at the Arts Catalyst project space in Clerkenwell, London on Friday May 20th. The will explore how knowledge of climate is produced, and how arts practitioners can respond to issues around our changing env

Re: [NetBehaviour] some landscapes

Lovely drawings Ruth. I started drawing again last year, it's a wonderful process and inherently discursive as it *forces* you to see the world as a series of relationships. Great stuff. On 02/05/2011 12:26, Ruth Catlow wrote: Hello neighbours, Just back from a couple of weeks in the countr

Re: [NetBehaviour] Simon Biggs a revisionist of his own history?

as long? > > > > On 12 November 2010 07:44, tom.corby wrote: >> I'm hoping this is some ironic gesture art project and not an attack on >> Simon. >> >> I remember Simon using that domain going way back into the the 1990s so >> quite likely has been

Re: [NetBehaviour] Simon Biggs a revisionist of his own history?

I'm hoping this is some ironic gesture art project and not an attack on Simon. I remember Simon using that domain going way back into the the 1990s so quite likely has been live since 94'. hope that helps :) On 12/11/2010 01:01, Simone Bigger wrote: > > > is Simon Biggs a revisionist of his o

Re: [NetBehaviour] From today...

Good for you! What are you "reading" as posh people would say? tom On 11/10/2010 16:01, marc garrett wrote: > Hi Netbehaviourists, > > From today... > > I am a student at Birkbeck University - a whole new experience for me. > > It's good to become someone else again ;-) > > marc > ___

[NetBehaviour] Caborn to butcher UK research base

It gets worse and will probably mean the end of substantial funding for experimental arts in the UK. Lets face it, the Arts Council wont be able to pick up the tab. Is Vince Cable about to end Britain's research empire? In 1960, Harold Macmillan announced the abandonment of Britain's colo

[NetBehaviour] Cameron takes hackers with him to india

Or not as the case may be. Interesting read nevertheless. Guardian DataBlog Information is Beautiful hacks in India with David Cameron The Prime Minister took some of the UK's top hackers and data experts with him to India this week. David McCandless was with them This week, I was lucky

[NetBehaviour] BBC data visualisation project

Apologies for cross-posting, please forward this announcement to those who may be interested. DataArt on BBC Backstage The BBC and the University of Westminster are pleased to inform you of the online launch of a major public data visualisation project DataArt on BBC Backstage. http://back

[NetBehaviour] Closure of Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy Middlesex University

Dear Netbehaviourists my colleague at the University of Westminster David Cunningham the editor of Radical Philosophy has just forwarded me this grim news: Late on Monday 26 April, staff in Philosophy at Middlesex University in London were informed that the University executive are to close all

Re: [NetBehaviour] Most students use Wikipedia, avoid telling profs about it.

I think most Profs are fully aware that students use Wikipedia. I would hazard a guess (in fact I wouldn't I know for a fact) that lot of the material on there is contributed by profs :) I think we need to be careful about stereotyping here.. Ruth Catlow wrote: > if this is really true the p