Unknown Art - supporting feature Vol.6Everyone starts off in a small way an with this feature I want to support art that deserves some more attention.Please take some time to have a look at these pieces, I'm sure there's something for everyone's taste. ____________________________________________________ Photography :thumb16726342
Bye bye subscriptionWell, there are only 2 days left to my subscription, and while I want to renew it, if I were to it would mean I would have no money left to spend for the rest of the month. Also I have been getting lazy with uploading and browsing and journalling (real word?) so I'm not sure now is a great time to pay for one. I might try to 12 months one next time so I don't have to go on and off through uni. Time will tell, I guess.Features (only a small one)
Humans Becoming Robots, Robots Becoming HumanOn March 1, 2012 the Nevada DMV issued the first license for a “Google Driverless Car.” The idea behind this innovation is that one day soon new technology will drive cars safer and more skillfully than humans, thus saving lives and billions of dollars in car crashes. How well this idea catches on is a bit questionable, given the powerful “romance” of driving one’s car, but it’s certainly an indicator of things to come in the daily intersection of human and artificial intelligence and mobility. There have always been those who have dreamed of stepping into a mechanical exo-skeletal-type “suit” and letting the engineering do the work, instantly increasing limited human speed, strength, endurance and accuracy.:icontec
Pin-Up: From Objectification to EmpowermentIn researching the history of pin up art I found that before there were the “centerfold girls” there were the “pin-up calendar girls” – the semi-nude young women in lingerie whose photographs adorned calendars sold semi-legally from under the counters of gas stations and truck stops. Pin-UpFrom Objectificationto Empowerment:icontechgnotic:by $techgnoticWed Feb 01, 2011, 11:00 PMIn researching the history of pin up art I found that before there were the “centerfold girls”there were the “pin-up calendar girls” – the semi-nude young women in lingerie whose photographsadorned calendars sold semi-legally from under the counters of gas stations and truck stops
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