Posts tagged: Tobias Leingruber


FAT at Platform4′s “Meeting Hub”, DK (Docu)

In September FAT participated at “Meeting Hub“, a hacker’s festival arranged by Platform4. Platform4 is a non-profit art and technology organisation which runs a gigantic open-space in Aalborg, Denmark. Defnetly check it out when visiting Denmark!

The following projects were created with the help of Platform 4:

Geraldine Juárez tinkered a little mobile device – the FAT CRIER – to amplify information gathered from Twitter trough a megaphone so it can be brought it to the streets. The original FAT CRIER is a commissioned piece created for PLATFORM4 and will be installed on their warehouse for everyone to use. A second workshop is coming-up on the 22nd of October!!

Evan Roth created “Multi Finger Touch Paintings” “Paintings created by performing routine tasks on multi-touch hand held computing devices.”

Tobias Leingruber held a
FB Resistance workshop*, and the results can be seen in the FB Resistance Artists Facebook Group (Resistance from within the system!! ;))

*FB Resistance is research initiative accepting the status quo of Facebook being the dominant social identity management system, researching on the ways to change its rules and functionality from inside the system. More about FB Resistance

More: View @tbx’s photos or @fi5e’s Photos or read Chris Villum’s afterthoughts here

Kitsch Digital Opening in Barcelona

Evan, Michele and I are in Barcelona this weekend! Come, and have a drink with us! //tbx

Kitsch Digital – “Three Decades of Interferences on the Web”
Website: http://kitschdigital.wordpress.com/

With Evan Roth (USA), Olia Lialina (Russia), Dragan Espenschied (Germany), Tobias Leingruber (Germany), Antonio R. Montesinos (Spain), Momu&Noes (Spain), Joachim Castañeda (USA) & Takahiro Yamaguchi (Japan).

Curated by Helena Acosta and Selena Rama of Producción Aleatoria.

Opening: Thursday February 17th, 2011
19h DJ Session by Pangramas

Location: (Gmaps Link)
Can Felipa Carrer Pallars 277
08005 Barcelona

(Show is open till April 9th, 2011)

FB Resistance at Transmediale – Docu

Let’s do the Browser Dance

That’s right, Jamie Dubs and Tobi-x are in Silicon Valley tonight to DJ the after show party of the “Add-on Con 2009“!!!!!1

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Location: Computer History Museum, Mountain View, 5:30pm

Our unofficial After-After-Show party w/ extra turntable action is happening in San Francisco later tonight, shoot us an email if you’re around!!!

“Skate The Web” Exhibit in Berlin

FAT @Pechakucha Berlin

Pecha Kucha Berlin last thursday was great fun. Tbx and a-RAM presented 20 FAT projects, 1project per slide each 20 seconds. All 20 slides of the Pechakucha can be found here on Fuckflickr!
We would have loved to show 40 projects in dubble speed (10 sec). The PK-format is a bit slow for the F.A.T.-output frequency ;-). Thx to Lars Reimann there are very nice and best of all ALREADY KOPYFAMED pictures of our presentation. (kopyfamo applaus! haha)

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Kanye Vision Bookmarklet

KANCEPT EVAN ROTH, KODE TOBIAS LEINGRUBER

Image by Evan Roth

VIEW THE INTERNET THE WAY KANYE SEES IT.

DRAG ‘N’ DROP THIS BUTTON INTO YOUR TOOL BAR TO GET KANYE VISION!!!!!!!!!!


Kanye Vision

 

SCREENCAST: HOW-TO ADD KANYE VISION

Kanye Vision Bookmarklet GIF Screencast

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China Channel Firefox Add-on

Experience the censored Chinese internet at home!

The Firefox add-on China Channel offers internet users outside of China the ability to surf the web as if they were inside mainland China. Take an unforgetable virtual trip to China and experience the technical expertise of the Chinese Ministry of Information Industry (supported by western companies). It’s open source, free and easy.

Watch the fffffat screencast:





This project is currently exhibited at the “Videotage” in Hong Kong (6.10.-4.11.2008)
Two computers are connected to a single keyboard and mouse allowing visitors to control both identical machines at the same time while using just a single input device. The only difference between the two internet terminals is their network connection; one machine is connected to the less restricted internet in Hong Kong, while the other is connected to the internet through a connection point in the mainland of China.


Videotage Hong Kong


China Channel was developed by Aram Bartholl, Evan Roth and Tobias Leingruber (consulted by LM4K and Jamie Wilkinson.)

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Download the CCFF add-on on www.chinachannel.hk and experience the Chinese censorship now!

@fffffat

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