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Hungry Howie's Pizza reflected in the window of the real estate office at the corner of West Tulane and High Streets.
In the darkness I thought the parrot was real. For ten secopnds I thought that fucking thing was real. I want to believe!
Nik Mashup es un proyecto participativo de comunicación social y de creación documental y construcción de memoria que se realiza a través de laboratorios de diálogo, reflexión y creación artística y documental.
Nik Mashup promueve la participación, la reflexión y el diálogo a través del reconocimiento de las distintas identidades culturales de la ciudadanía y de su percepción y opiniones respecto a la violencia y las vulneraciones de derechos humanos sufridas en el pasado.
El proyecto se articula a través de un proceso participativo de construcción de narrativas audiovisuales en el que queremos contar con la colaboración de personas jóvenes que serán las protagonistas de la construcción de relatos y memoria sobre el pasado, presente y futuro de Euskadi en torno al conflicto y al pasado violento. En el proyecto, estas personas crearán relatos audiovisuales y multimedia que tendrán visibilidad en distintos soportes de difusión: web, televisión y redes sociales.
Mashup of:
Photo 1: “Bee on the sand” Made available under CC Attribution-2.0 generic licence. Photo by self.
Photo 2: “Girl on the beach” Made available under CC Attribution-2.0 generic licence. Photo by D. Dolan.
Photo 3: “Discus thrower C. O'Neill competing in an athletic carnival at Lang Park, Brisbane” No known copyright restrictions. Photo by George Jackson. Image sourced from State Library of Queensland.
Photo 4: “Cherry Walker modelling swimsuits at Surfers Paradise, 1951” No known copyright restrictions. Photo by Harry Poulson. Image sourced from State Library of Queensland.
Photo 5: "At Last!" "Dina!” Made available under CC Attribution-2.0 generic licence. Photo by Edna Walling. Image sourced from State Library of Victoria Collection.
These are the folks who made Mashup a household word.. for Geeks anyway.
(too bad Pete Cashmore wasn't around too ;)
Mashups workshop by Tony Hirst. He showed off Yahoo's Pipes graphical mashup tool.
Later...
Following Tony's various demonstrations with Yahoo Pipes (which I had briefly looked at a while ago but got absolutely nowhere with) I had another play this evening and produced tinyurl.com/2axs6y which puts all places mentioned in the last 50 news stories from my department's website onto a Yahoo Map. I wanted to go a bit further and use Google Maps instead, but its just too slow loading in all the data.
"Architextures" is a series of composite images. Each image is a mashup of multiple photographs. At least one of the sources is of an architectural subject, anything from closeup walls or windows to broad cityscapes. The added images provide texture or pattern. In some, the architectural forms are preserved and obvious. In others, the pictures become pure abstractions. Yet in all of them, the inherent geometry, angles, lines, and repetitions of the architecture are essential to the geometry and esthetics of the final image. Most of the source images used for this series are already posted in this photostream. The links to the original and source images are listed below.
The ”High Rise” sets are based on images of the Atlanta, Georgia skyline and its tall buildings. Source images and explanatory notes are elsewhere in this photostream.
Base images used for the High Rise series are:
atlanta highview _ uptown urban geometry
atlanta highview _ blue sky facets v2
atlanta highview _ grey sky facets #1a
atlanta highview _ grey sky facets #2b
atlanta highview _ grey sky facets #2c
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www.flickr.com/photos/meg99az/7587580966
www.flickr.com/photos/meg99az/7587589876
www.flickr.com/photos/meg99az/7587604564
www.flickr.com/photos/meg99az/7587603106
Additional images used for the Weave series are:
silhouette weave 2 _ (black)
July 26 - Aug 1, 2010
The Mashup is the art of blending different knowledge systems and practices to engage with contexts in new and dynamic ways. In the urban realm, this means using available skills, technologies, languages, experiences, cultures and imaginaries to makeover space and everything it contains. The URBZ Mashup Workshop is a moment of discovery, interaction and expression. It celebrates our collective capacity to reinvent the world. The streets of Istanbul will stimulate our imagination, the stories of its residents will guide our steps and the life-force of its neighbourhoods will inspire our actions.
The workshop will document and collect all kinds of data and ideas, and work on the material gathered. In the end everything produced will be put online, back in the street and in an exhibition space. The output can take the form of images, designs, stories, sound, installations, performances, artworks, architectural drawings and much more. Motivation is the only possible selection criteria for participants.
For information and registration visit urbz.net/Istanbul
"Architextures" is a series of composite images. Each image is a mashup of multiple photographs. At least one of the sources is of an architectural subject, anything from closeup walls or windows to broad cityscapes. The added images provide texture or pattern. In some, the architectural forms are preserved and obvious. In others, the pictures become pure abstractions. Yet in all of them, the inherent geometry, angles, lines, and repetitions of the architecture are essential to the geometry and esthetics of the final image. Most of the source images used for this series are already posted in this photostream. The links to the original and source images are listed below.
Frontier Applique starts with the premise that a simple whitewashed exterior wall could be a canvas or lens into other scenes. A typical southwest house is the model. The architectural style is Spanish Territorial, with vigas, canales, window grilles, and staggered New Mexico style parapets. Other photographs have been used to over-paint the white stucco walls.
The images used for Frontier Applique are:
southwest facade 01c
southwest facade 01e
zabriskie sunrise sculpture _ v3 muted _ death valley
mesquite sand dunes sunrise #1 _ death valley
palouse barn in the wheat _ (orig)
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www.flickr.com/photos/meg99az/22871676011
www.flickr.com/photos/meg99az/14641211042
Photo 1: “E. M. Land” No known copyright restrictions. Image sourced from State Library of Queensland.
Photo 2: “Robert J. Gray, Under Colonial Secretary, 1889” No known copyright restrictions. Image sourced from State Library of Queensland.
Photo 3: “Major William Oswald Hodgkinson” No known copyright restrictions. Image sourced from State Library of Queensland.
Photo 4: “Cow” Made available under CC Attribution-2.0 generic licence. Photo by self.