Now we embed the QR code into an initial. This is pretty much similar to the historiated initials of medieval times which were not only typographical decorations but had a narrative value which relates to the entire text and its meaning.
moreOur round-table session is open to the public!
LABtoLAB first meeting session is happening this week at Kitchen Budapest. In these days we are working on examining today's media-lab practices, explore differences and common things, self-define and analyze context.
Your are welcome to join our discussion at 5PM on Thursday 10th 2009 at Kitchen Budapest.
Meet LABtoLAB participants and invited guests.
Creating a working space to exchange about digital creation and knowledge sharing
Supported by Grundtvig Learning Program
Participant organizations
iGarden project was invited to be exhibited at Quadrilateral Biennale at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rijeka, Croatia.
A guy is holding a smartphone in his hand broadcasting a live video directly from the mobile. He was Pouria, part of Bambuser team, and we met him on NEXT 6. festival at denmark in April this year.
Later we were introduced to Mans, leader of Bambuser project. Now he will present his recent projects like Bambuser and Lokaliker in Kitchen Budapest.
The event is public, everyone is welcome!
Place: Kitchen Budapest
Time: 18.00 Thursday 26 November 2009
12-18 december 2009
Kitchen Budapest is seeking for participants: we are looking for programmers, artist and designers, architects, urban designers, ecologists, biologists, chemists, sociologists, anthropologists to participate a one week workshop about the air quality of Budapest.
Kinetica Art Fair 2010
4th-7th February
On 4th February 2010 the international, thematic exhibition, Kinetica Art Fair, will open for the second time in London. KIBU researchers developed two kinetic installations: LANdelion, a blow-sensitive dandelion, and POP, a set of playful lamps capable of learning
Sipos Melinda, program director of KIBU will talk at the first TEDx event in Hungary.
TEDx Danubia will take place in Budapest, at Uránia cinema, on 27 January, 2010.
Tóth Lajos (KIBU researcher) will talk at the last event of Krétakör Kollégium lecture series, titled "But where is Nóri?". (in Hungarian)
16 January 2010, 7 PM
Krétakör Bázis. Budapest, Gönczy Pál utca 2.
http://kretakor.blog.hu
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Juhász Márton András (KIBU research supervisor) gives a talk at the #4 event of Krétakör Kollégium lecture series. (in Hungarian) His talk is titled as 'From Velcro to the Matrix'
Friday 8 January 2010, 7 PM
Krétakör Bázis, Gönczy Pál utca 2.
http://kretakor.blog.hu
RSVP here.
Nerea has presented the project in detail to the group gathered for the workshop and we started thinking, brainstorming, generating ideas.
Participants:
András Beke - architect, BME
Áron Benedek - sustainability associate, Magyar Telekom
Nerea Calvillo - architect
Dávid Dúl - web programming, KIBU
Irma Földényi - environmental designer
Olivér Horváth - design and art theory department, MOME
Márton András Juhász - biochemist, KIBU
Szonja Kádár - product designer
Tamás Nadrai - programmer
Levente Polyák - urbanist
Zsófia Ruttkay - mathematician, MOME Creative Technology Lab
The website of the Budapest edition will be available in a few days.
The spicy innovation lab
Magyar Telekom's innovation lab, Kitchen Budapest, opened in June 2007, is a new media lab for young researchers who are interested in the convergence of mobile communication, online communities and urban space and are passionate about creating experimental projects in cross-disciplinary teams.
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Kitchen Budapest is offering guest researcher positions for dedicated professionals, artists, engineers, interested in the convergence of new media and actual spaces, cultural experiences, new communities, and are highly motivated to create such projects in teams.
Jason Dunne makes objects, sound, and images influenced by fragmentation and reconstruction, architectural theory, and fractured spaces.
Christopher P. Baker
Christopher is an artist whose work engages the rich collection of social, technological and ideological networks present in the urban landscape. Baker creates artifacts and situations that reveal and generate relationships within and between these networks.
Stephen Eakin
Stephen is a visual artist from Stockton, California. The scope of his work ranges from traditional mixed media sculpture to interactive video installation. His current body of work utilizes a broad range of sculptural and interactive media to explore larger philosophical questions about our relationship with archiving, identity, and mortality.
Andrew Gryf Paterson
Andrew is a Scottish artist-organiser, cultural producer and doctoral candidate, based in Helsinki. His work involves variable roles of initiator, participant, author and curator, according to different collaborative and cross-disciplinary processes. He presented his Special Embassy project by KIBU.
Maria Laura Méndez Martén
She is a designer from Costa Rica, based in Paris, France since 2002. Currently at her last year of master degree at ENSCI, les Ateliers, Paris, she worked in lighting projects and interactive and services design.
John Nussey
He was one of our resident in KIBU until mid-October. He is a designer from the UK, who studied Product Design and Design Management. He's recently been working with Tinker.it in London on Arduino tutorials.
Ramyah Gowrishankar
Ramyah graduated as a Communication Designer from Srishti, School of Art Design and Technology, in Bangalore, India. Her works are a curious mix of Visual Communication, Film, Interaction design and Digital media. She is a researcher of KIBU from April till June 2008.
Roberto Pansolli
Roberto, as interaction designer, wish to focus on service and product design and their correlation with tangible or graphical interfaces.
David Boardman
David is a interactive media designer with transversal skills into graphic design, software programming, interface design and web applications development.
Milán Korsós
From time to time we choose one of our researchers, who personalise with his/her (group) work, collaboration skills and partnership with the others in the lab the aims that KIBU set at the beginning.
Our present ‘chosen one’ is Milán Korsós.
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