…dozens of never-before-seen Andy Warhol works have been discovered on floppy disks from 1985. A team of new-media artists, computer experts and museum professionals rescued the purely digital images from obscurity after the Carnegie Mellon University Computer Club extracted them from 30-year-old Amiga disks that were in the collection of Pittsburgh’s Andy Warhol Museum…
great story via rolling stone and the beeb
i popped by to see the metropole orkest & the robert glasper experiment sound-checking, last night in the mc theater amsterdam
dutch newspaper ‘de volkskrant’ has published a fascinating online databse giving an impression of one days worth of (typical) images which they receive from various international news agencies… in this case it was 11.302 images on monday the 24th of march (obamas visit to amsterdam) so maybe not such a typical day after all… zoom in and have a look around
congratulations to my friends from vandejong who celebrated their 25th anniversary last night with a great party (ouch) and a beautiful catalogue of 25 years worth of work, placed out of context in random order to great effect, very nice… keep up the good work and best wishes from me
