Below are two links. The first is to an article that appeared in the New York Times on August 13, 2008. The second is to an episode of Wired Science that aired on October 10, 2007. They each address coordinated cyberattacks against the Internet infrastructure of two countries who have been in conflict with Russia with in the past year (Georgia and Estonia).  Pretty scary stuff. 

Before the Gunfire, Cyberattacks, By John Markoff, Published: August 12, 2008:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/13/technology/13cyber.html

Wired Science, Technology: World War 2.0, Season 1: Episode 1

Wired Science: Technology: World War 2.0

Well this week I find myself in a nice rhythm of making. Below is a slideshow of some studio pics from this past week.

studio

Below is an email with the attached photo that my sister sent me a few days ago:

We had such a good time tonight! I wish you could have been here! I am sending you some pics. Please don’t ask what Poppy got you for Christmas because I will just tell you to follow your nose when looking at the pictures for clues. 

Love you

Dolly Ann

Now all we need is a flat piece of cardboard and a boom box and the Funky Fresh Criscoe Kids are in business! 

Below are two links. The first is to an Art: 21 interview with Mark Bradford on Politics, Process and Postmodernism that I thought was really interesting. The second is to the Robert Therrien show at Gagosion. Hope you enjoy. 

Mark Bradford

http://www.pbs.org/art21/artists/bradford/clip2.html

Robert Therrien

ttp://www.gagosian.com/exhibitions/24th-street-2008-05-robert-therrien/

When Patrick Ellie and I took a trip to Asheville I snapped a few pics of this outdoor market. I though it was a great design that not only provided a place for an impromptu market to be set-up but also created shade for those relaxing at the adjacent cafe. Simple,smart and effective; that equals good design in my book. Maybe we can get a few of these installed downtown in Morgan Square to curb the intensity of the afternoon sun and to also provide a place for the local boiled peanut vendors to hawk their tasty wares. 

Below are two stop motion animations featuring two of Hub-Bub’s favorite fellows!

Sarah

Ellie

Thanks everybody for coming out on Thursday night. It was great to see such a large crowd full of familiar faces. Thanks again! 

So Ellie, Patrick and I decided to hop the border last Thursday and pay a little visit to Asheville. Below is a digital image montage of our trip up and back. 

Asheville

Hello, It’s been great meeting all of you over the past ten days since my arrival here in Spartanburg. Below are a few videos that I hope you all enjoy. The first is of me taking off from Providence on my way to my new home here in Spartanburg and the next two are digital animation loops that I did a while back. Hope you enjoy.

Take off

cubicle

exit