Andy Warhol, cited from
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it is important that the artist is highly educated in his own art, but his education is one that is hindered rather than helped by the ordinary processes of society which constitute education for the ordinary man.
from the critic as anti-philosopher
goal(s)/mechanic(s) | skill | chance | labor |
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completable | single player | ... | role playing |
transient | competitive multi-player | rock-paper-scissors | world of warcraft |
improvement(s) | arcade | ... | farmville |
social / system(s) / answer(s) / context(s) / communication(s)
... early hackers proved that technical problems can have artistic solutions, and they thereby transformed programming from a mere engineering task into an art form.
like many other form(s) of art, hacking was often misunderstood.
the art of exploitation / wiki(s) / node.io / js
story / guide(s) / party / track(s) / modernism / space(s) / [R]
art(s)
... the best artist is the man whose machinery can stand the highest voltage.
the better the machinery, the more precise, the stronger the more exact will be the record of the voltage and the various currents which have passed through it.
Ezra Pound, in: discovering modernism
modernism was born out of a desire to revisit platonic ideas and through the elevation of the so called original forms; the circle, the square, and the triangle and their three dimensional equivalents of the sphere, the cube and the pyramid.
... these pure geometric forms, applied to a set of parallel and equidistant lines which divide a plane or three-dimensional area into a grid, marked a return to the classical golden section as well as an unapologetic homage to modern technology.
design is where technology meets culture
pirate(s) / skin(s) / science(s) / color(s) / vision(s)