April 2012
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Freedom to Black →
Video Documentation of Freedom to Black :: Erdem Helvacıoğlu During the first ever performance of Maciunas’s work, Ben Vautier, the French performance artist, nailed down all the white keys of this upright piano one by one, rendering the white keys immovable and thus leaving only the black keys functioning. 
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Listensupposing that this centripetal force is inversely...
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“In the beginning was the word. Then they put two words together, then they made...”
– Gertrude Stein
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word association:: by Rob Seward →
This visualizer shows the semantic connection between different words.  [Enter words separated by commas, press go, and get an image showing the connections between your input and other connected words]
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“As Sun Ra encouraged his Arkestra: ‘You’re not musicians, you’re tone...”
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WatchWatch
Robot Pedagogue, in collaboration with Ex-Corp. 2010. Robot Pedagogue is a data processing and visualization program that attempts to author and evaluate new texts by distilling selected texts from the canon of pedagogical theory.  The text is translated into Maria Montessori’s grammar symbols, then evaluated for semantic coherence and emotional acceptability using a word-association...
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“notation is provocation-memory of sonorous occurences, commemorative stone,...”
– Franco Evangelisti
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Five words in a line.
Gertrude Stein (Five Words in a Line, 1930)
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