This looks like a ground level operation..... The area of East Java this residency is in is absolutely beautiful! It is cooler in temperature, and there is quite a lively community of artists here as well.

I love the name of this art movement!!! This exhibition looks very cool!

http://www.guggenheim-venice.it/inglese/exhibitions/mostre.php?tipo=2

I love this freaky movie!!

happy dawning of the age of aquarius, yo...

enjoy!!!

first part:  http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3704788925049715720#

this website is the BOMB!!! 

http://mindrap.org/media.htm

MindRap is a project of Tiz Media Foundation that facilitates the design and development of rich media content inspired by hip-hop culture for the purpose of exploring math and science concepts to educate and build confidence in at-risk high school students. The program, which has been successfully tested with several pilot partners and student groups, includes core components of song-writing: story-telling, poetry, rhyme, beat, art/music fundamentals, performance, and multimedia.

Ika Krismantari , The Jakarta Post , Jakarta | Mon, 01/25/2010 10:49 PM | Jakarta

Foreign tourists visiting Indonesia can now extend their visas-on-arrival for another 30 days, as of Jan. 26, the Indonesian immigration office announced Monday.

here is an article on an exhibition of current developments in hybrid technologies and textiles...

fungi clothing, cassette tape clothing, and more!!!

http://www.leonardo.info/gallery/galle

awsome new instruments posted here! i particularly like the infrared harp.... http://vipre.uws.edu.au/tiem/

an interesting contest, and an interesting website with viewable entries of fun audio art projects.......

http://www.instructables.com/contest/artofsound/ 

Interesting article about a concert with one of my favorite Gamelan composers(Rahayu Suppungah ) and Plaid:

http://radiofreechicago.typepad.com/reredesign/2009/04/plaid-with-supanggah-southbank-centre-london-41809.html#more

anybody down for this CCRMA/Stanford experimental electronic music show on April 4th... http://ccrma.stanford.edu/events/modulations/

The central work of Hans van Koolwijk, the Bambuso Sonoro, originates from the idea of a single performer operating a number of flutes simultaneously. The Bambuso is an unpolished sound sculpture that is used as a musical instrument, whereby the visual is closely related to the aural. Sounds can be seen, as it were. One wants to be physically present, preferably between the flutes, to see the performer sweat, to experience the effort needed to produce the sounds.

here is some fun for all you wii heads... dunno, i've only been bowling with 65 year olds lately....

http://www.theamazingrolo.net/wii/

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The Mootcher is a opensource programming library which makes it possible to make a connection to The Freesound Project audio database in your own programs. Download, view properties and play the sounds.

A portion of the money raised for the Bantul Earthquake relief effort went into buying a pretty powerful FM transmitter that is now used by three villages as a means of independent media transmission. 

Here is an update on the shape my MFA work in Digital Art and New Media at UC Santa Cruz.....

http://danm.ucsc.edu/web/Gamelan%20Plesetan