Geospatial / networked / infrastructural space / AR
An addictive Google Street View game: http://geoguessr.com
…and another one: http://www.earth-picker.com/
by Razan AlSalah (preview)
Oum Ameen, a Palestinian grandmother, returns to her hometown Haifa through Google Maps Streetview, today, the only way she can see Palestine.
a film about freeport zones
in Bomb Magazine with Keller Easterling
Hito Steyerl
at Artist Space in NYC
Her Duty Free Art essay
lecture-performance by Hito Steyerl
Josh Begley
Lots of great projects visualizing data and/or using Google Earth imagery
+ + +
Artists Working with Mixed Reality / AR
Google AR products and development resources
Google’s development platform ARCore
About the developer tools
Google Lens
Featured experiments made with Google AR tools (2017)
Blast Theory
location-based games, interactive films, more
“Blast Theory is a pioneering artist group creating interactive art to explore social and political questions, placing audience members at the centre of our work.”
Projects
Projects using mobile technologies
– Take Me To the Bridgewater
– We Made Ourselves Over
Teri Reub – GPS Sound Walks, +, employs “drifting”
Fens
https://vimeo.com/206308146
Drift
https://vimeo.com/47798251
Core Sample
https://vimeo.com/35759206
Chance Ecologies
Sound Walk: Listening to Dutch Kills
A public art project by Chance Ecologies, curated and produced by artists Catherine Grau, Nathan Kensinger, and Sarah Nelson Wright, with participating artists including Nate Dorr, Edrex Fontanilla, and Rachel Stevens. This walk explores the Dutch Kills, a tributary of the Newtown Creek, highlighting the hidden ecologies and green spaces around this polluted urban landscape. It include creative sound pieces from the perspectives of several species.
On soundcloud
Patternist
http://pattern.ist/#
at the New Museum
SOME CLASSIC AR PROJECTS
Kristin Lucas
Dance with FlARmingos | Dance with FlARmingos – group show
Yardsale in the Sky
Virtual Cat Adoption
Kristin Lucas Signal Culture Interview – AR proj around 25m
ManifestAR
We AR in MoMA
Venice Bienniale intervention (2011)
John Cleater – architect, early adopter
location based – Art OMI show
image based – Things
Mark Roth
Missing the Megafauna
Oyster City
Keiichi Matsuda
Augmented Hyperreality Domestic Robocop (2011)
MORE ON AR
Ken Perlin, NYU Computer Graphics
working on lightweight, local, shared VR experiences
Holojam – Dia de los Holos
The Reality Lab Lectures – Tuesday, May 26, 2020
TALK TITLE: How to Build a Holodeck
SPEAKER: Ken Perlin (Professor, NYU. Director, Future Reality Lab)
MNI PROJECT FOR NEXT WEEK
PROJECT 1 – situated and narrated
https://geotourist.com (not sure the builder is still working)
Blip AR Blipbuilder – uses surface recognition (or “pages”), but you can use visual prompts in public space
…free for 3 months for educators
https://www.blippar.com/build-ar
Echoes for making audio apps (Thanks Lee)
https://echoes.xyz/echoes-creative-apps
or other platform…
or just audio, with prompts so people know they are in the right place