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Elastic{ON} Tour Paris 2015 was held on November 5th at the Pavillon d'Armenonville and brought together 230 people dedicated to doing great things with data. All profits were donated to Docteur Souris to support their programs and initiatives.
An Elastic Continuum is an artistic research project developed by artist Bethan Hughes that forms the sixth act in her ongoing project, Hevea. It traces the story of Taraxacum kok saghyz, a rubber-containing plant better known as the Kazach or Russian dandelion, from the perspective of the women whose labor was and is related to its cultivation. Following the journey of this humble “weed” from the Tien Shan mountains in Kazakhstan to collective farms across the former Soviet Union, greenhouses at Auschwitz to the laboratories of multinational tire corporations in Europe, Hughes questions the entanglements between people, plants, politics and power.
Photo: tom mesic
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Belt Buckle made of Full Grain Cowhide.Elastic Braided Belt.Width of 3 cm
Elastic{ON} Tour NYC 2015 was held on November 17th and brought together 236 people dedicated to doing great things with data. All profits were donate to C/I to support their programs and initiatives.
Elastic{ON} Tour NYC 2015 was held on November 17th and brought together 236 people dedicated to doing great things with data. All profits were donate to C/I to support their programs and initiatives.
35mm/35mm Expired Film.
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Strong comfortable elastic Slave bracelet. The beads are thread on a strong elastic cord. One of a kind!
The perfect gift for hard-to-buy-for people!
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Elastic{ON} Tour Amsterdam 2015 was held on October 29th at De Halle and brought together 230 people dedicated to doing great things with data. All profits were donate to CoderDojo to support their programs and initiatives.
Pictured: Amy White, attendee, Christine Schröder
Credits: Studio Gemini
www.elastic-city.org/walks/7-through-nose
"7 Through the Nose" will expand upon Josely Carvalho's longstanding work with the olfactory. Participants will explore their own senses of smell and its powerful relationship to memory and emotion. Starting in Times Square, taking the subway and then sniffing through Flushing, the group will identify synthetic smells (i.e. smells created to entice sales: such as french fries and store-specific fragrances) and existing natural urban smells, (i.e.sweat, herbs, fish, bread and urine). Via memory, metaphor and association, Josely will work with each participant to record smells in individual and collective scent journals; an evanescent geography of odors.
Each walk holds 10 people.
Photo By Nick Robles
Opening "Elastic Video" (17.1.2013)- Kunstraum Niederoesterreich - 18.1.-16.3.2013 - esel.cc/kunstraumnoe_aktuell - Foto: eSeL.at
Elastic{ON} Tour Amsterdam 2015 was held on October 29th at De Halle and brought together 230 people dedicated to doing great things with data. All profits were donate to CoderDojo to support their programs and initiatives.
Credits: Studio Gemini
www.elastic-city.org/walks/7-through-nose
"7 Through the Nose" will expand upon Josely Carvalho's longstanding work with the olfactory. Participants will explore their own senses of smell and its powerful relationship to memory and emotion. Starting in Times Square, taking the subway and then sniffing through Flushing, the group will identify synthetic smells (i.e. smells created to entice sales: such as french fries and store-specific fragrances) and existing natural urban smells, (i.e.sweat, herbs, fish, bread and urine). Via memory, metaphor and association, Josely will work with each participant to record smells in individual and collective scent journals; an evanescent geography of odors.
Each walk holds 10 people.
Photo By Nick Robles