How an algorithm created music out of people’s unrehearsed interactions
Watch the audience sing as it moves.
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Simon Stålenhag’s latest paintings depict sci-fi as through a child’s eyes
The beauty of an imaginary childhood is that it never has to end. You can keep going back to the well in search of inspiration. Thus, Swedish artist Simon Stålenhag, whose 2014 book Tales of the Loop depicted the suburban milieu of his youth albeit with a sci-fi twist, is now raising funds on Kickst
Celebrate the clunkiness of 90s electronics with these adorable gifs
The ’90s was truly the last analog decade. When the new millennium rolled around we all made the switch over to digital as if it were commanded by time itself. It was a gradual process: the first 3G networks appeared in 1998 to pave the way for the ubiquity of all-purpose mobile phones; Apple introd
Crowdsourced mapping is being used to locate earthquake victims in Nepal
Crowdsourced map studies are being used to locate earthquake victims in Nepal The crowds that tried to find MH370 are now trying to help with the earthquake in Nepal
A rediscovered mainframe game from 1974 might be the first text adventure
The wonder of the past.