Imagine receiving a DNA collection kit in the mail with your name on it, swabbing the inside of your cheek, transferring the cells onto a piece of special paper, and mailing it back to the return address. In the lab, a technician extracts your DNA, runs it on a gel, and captures a raw digital image from that gel. Then, your DNA sample is destroyed. Convicted felon? Father of another child? Or just redecorating the condo with your unique DNA portrait?
Frame your inner beauty
Video almost Killed the Radio Star.
- January 27th, 2008
- Filed under New Media
I’ve got audio, not video on my mind, which is an oddity. We have a whopping one audio guide online but over 50 videos available. Recent events however, suddenly presented several audio experiences, highlighted emerging projects, revealed new music and provoked thought on this forgotten subject. This might surprise you, because we have don’t typically dabble with audio content and we are such a video-centric new media department. That’s about to change though. Charge your iPods.
(struggling for an image, I decided to show my favorite Pioneer HDJ-1000 headphones…courtesy of pioneerelectronics.com) Read the rest of this entry »
Recent Posts
- Conservation at the Brooklyn Museum: An Interview with Tina March
- Engines, Owls, and other Objects of Impact
- Photo of the Week- Nugget Summer
- Not another Ninja Turtle….
- Conservation Everywhere
- Full Contact Rock Paper Scissors
- House Rules
- Photo of the Week- Online with To Live Forever
- On Writing a Book
- To Plant Forever……
- How…To Live Forever?
- Introducing the Frenchman, Philippe Starck
