How did we watch films at home before Netflix and DVD? And before VHS? Denny Daniel will show you at his Museum of Interesting Things. This…
‘Here’s to Cyborgs!’ 10 Things We Learned at Rhizome + New Museum’s Tech Summit
Last Saturday, several groups of artists, scholars, entrepreneurs, writers, and more gathered in the basement of the New Museum for the second annual Open Score…
Vintage Voting Machines Get a Sci-Fi Update at The Choice is Yours
This election cycle has been louder than most, with red-faced screaming, epic shout-downs, and showers of insults pummeling over political decorum. The Choice Is Yours, a new art show…
Meet Fabrice Grinda, the Minimalist in the $6 Million LES Penthouse
As he rang in 2015, Fabrice Grinda, a 41-year-old tech entrepreneur from France, took stock of his life. He’d been living out of suitcases for…
Look Out, MakerBot: There’s a New 3D Printing Salon in Town
“3D printing is all about bespoke,” iMakr founder and director Sylvain Preumont tells me as we peruse gadgets in his recently opened Lower East Side store.
Williamsburg Pool Party Maven Launches a Video Mixing App for the Symple-Minded
When Williamsburg app developer Alex Kane released the beta version of his app Sympler last September, he expected about 3,000 downloads. What he got was…
An Online Farmers Market Grows in Brooklyn, and Wants to Deliver to Your Hood
If the nightmare-ish appearance of Soylent in the real world (as opposed to in dystopian cannibal-populated literature) terrified you into thinking Silicon Valley had declared a war…