Articles by Dylan Schenker
Dylan Schenker is a freelance writer based in New York City. He is primarily interested in the digital evolution of film and video within the context of both independent film and new media art. He enjoys generative art, projection mapping, augmented reality, interactivity and the browser as a medium as they pertain to the cinematic form. He is co-founder and co-curator of an independent film exhibition series called Fete Films and they are always looking for new work to show. He, for one, welcomes his new computer overlords and envisions a future where he can retire to a desert island and have robots do everything for him.
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Generative Art Illuminates Jakarta On The Longest Media Facade In The World
Dylan Schenker — May 15, 2012
Artist Marius Watz designs the visuals for media facade agency Standard Vision. >> Read More
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[#DIGART] 10 Reasons Why Digital Art Doesn't Need The Traditional Art Market
Dylan Schenker — May 11, 2012
Perhaps we should consider the digital art market its own entity, rather than try to conform it to the (dated) standards of the art world. >> Read More
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The Augmented Reality Of A Cyber Magician
Dylan Schenker — March 30, 2012
Virtual magician and techno-illusionist Marco Tempest is exploring the narrative of illusion in today's tech powered world. >> Read More
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Tweeting, Poking, Friending, Liking And Other Virtual Habits, Now Happening IRL
Dylan Schenker — March 29, 2012
Are we moving away from the "real world" with new technologies or just finding a new way of interacting with it? >> Read More
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Yung Jake Gets Embedded With An Anthem To Virality
Dylan Schenker — March 27, 2012
A new piece of (musical) Net Art by Yung Jake where he raps about going viral, while speeding us through the steps involved in going viral. >> Read More
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Don't Let These Stereoscopic Monsters Invade Your Dreams
Dylan Schenker — March 22, 2012
These hand-drawn monsters may be more Where The Wild Things Are than Fright Fest, but it's scary how cute they are. >> Read More
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Artist Explores Online Identity And Privacy With Facebook ID Cards
Dylan Schenker — March 05, 2012
German artist Tobias Leingruber discusses his inspiration behind creating the first, unofficial Facebook ID card. >> Read More
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Craigslist's "Missed Connections" Get Matched By An Algorithmic Cupid
Dylan Schenker — February 16, 2012
Passed by a hottie and didn't get her number? It's not too late. >> Read More
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6 Art Projects Prying The Lid Off Online Privacy
Dylan Schenker — February 06, 2012
Artists explore the drawn-out privacy policies of your favorite websites and social networks--as well as what the consequences may be. >> Read More
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Artist Measures Visitor Attention Span With Kinect-Powered Tape Measurers
Dylan Schenker — January 16, 2012
A rather literal look at how long patrons spend time with art. >> Read More
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Design Concept Would Have You Travel The World On A Floating Cloud
Dylan Schenker — January 09, 2012
Have a few weeks or months to spare? Passing Cloud is an eco-friendly, destination-less way to roam the globe. >> Read More
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Create A Personal Planet With Google Street View
Dylan Schenker — January 03, 2012
Using the reality-warping Stereographic Street View application. >> Read More
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The Digital World Is Leaking Onto Our City Streets
Dylan Schenker — December 15, 2011
A series of public art interventions from artist Clemens Behr brings the aesthetics of the digital world into the physical world. >> Read More
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Vintage Computer Symphony Plays "House Of The Rising Sun"
Dylan Schenker — December 06, 2011
The Animals' "House of the Rising Sun" never sounded so good. >> Read More
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Visual System's Technofuturistic Landscapes Act Natural
Dylan Schenker — December 01, 2011
Fiber optic highways entangle corridors and industrial spaces. >> Read More
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Desire Of Codes: Exploring The Role Of The Spectator As Subject
Dylan Schenker — November 14, 2011
Do we lose something of ourselves when Seiko Mikami's new installation interprets its audience as pure data? >> Read More
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Chicago's GLI.TC/H Fest Disrupts The Traditional Gallery Space
Dylan Schenker — November 11, 2011
The movement generates a lush ecology of works spread out across multiple aesthetics. >> Read More
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Robert Seidel's FOLDS Breathes New Life Into Ancient Sculptures
Dylan Schenker — October 12, 2011
Projections re-animate decaying 19th century Greek plaster cast sculptures. >> Read More
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Colorful, Streaming Infographics Give Cold Data A Friendlier Face
Dylan Schenker — October 06, 2011
IBM's free THINK exhibit at Lincoln Center in NYC insists that people understand how technology is mediating our lives and experiences. >> Read More
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Excavating A Preserved Digital Metropolis
Dylan Schenker — September 27, 2011
The Deleted City peers directly into the homes of 90s netizens captured in time. >> Read More
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