Yeah, there are a few holes in the data (and my code ;) ) - the main problem
are copyrighted artworks which have thumbnail image references in the data, but
don't actually exist on the Tate server.
Andy Warhol, for example, you're not allowed to see his work online, it seems...
On 11 Nov
Was it conceptual art?
James Morris jwm.art@gmail.com wrote:
I got a blank one last night, no artwork, no categories, just the
texting
asking me if I see _ and _.
On Nov 10, 2013 12:29 PM, shardcore shardc...@shardcore.org wrote:
Thanks for the kind works, everyone.
autoserota is really
Thanks for the kind works, everyone.
autoserota is really just the baseline model of what I'd like to do with this
dataset.
As I mentioned in the blogpost, the most interesting categories, for me, are
the more subjective ones, the categories which feel like they're furthest along
the 'I
Thanks for the work done so far, shardcore, and your thoughts about it.
As these categories form a contextual universe how to understand
artwork building on the level of words/tags/(search-terms), I was
thinking it a perfect base for making an endless series of descriptive
art objects - with some
Thanks for the links
On shardcore, interesting how the words are moving. Somehow I had 'birth
and death' twice (as two tags?) and like two poles which were making the
tags cloud shaking, pomping like bi-ventricles!
http://suzonfuks.net/2013/11/11/between-birth-and-death/
Cheers!
Suzon
On Sat,
Really nice work
a data visualisation that takes you to artwork through emotion.
The destination of my first trip was Blake's whirlwind of lovers
http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/blake-the-circle-of-the-lustful-francesca-da-rimini-the-whirlwind-of-lovers-a5
Thanks Rob
: )
R
On
On 09/11/13 04:31 AM, ruth catlow wrote:
Really nice work
a data visualisation that takes you to artwork through emotion.
And I see you found Autoserota as well :-) :
http://www.shardcore.org/shardpress/index.php/2013/11/08/autoserota/
Which is a lovely example of how framing can transform
can you see the $x and the $y?
i'd like to do something with the categories themselves, interesting
how the concepts surrounds and defines the works
thinking of an descriptive art from it
or instructive art
then mutated art maybe
algorithmic selection
as stated, dictated, mutated
let's see if
On 09/11/13 03:07 PM, Bjørn Magnhildøen wrote:
can you see the $x and the $y?
Yes it's very simple but the effect of framing it as a question makes it
very effective IMO. :-)
i'd like to do something with the categories themselves, interesting
how the concepts surrounds and defines the works
On 31/10/13 10:25 AM, Rob Myers wrote:
http://www.tate.org.uk/about/our-work/digital/collection-data
[...]
Now make art with it. ;-)
Shardcore is exploring and visualising the data in interesting ways
already!:
http://www.shardcore.org/shardpress/index.php/2013/11/06/tate-data-explorer/
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