1Andrew Dobson | Museums on the web | November 2012

A new breed of creativity@andrewdotdobson

Creative technology

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For once this is relevant :o)

All about me

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1994

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The web is emerging1997

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Enterprise stakes it’s claim

2004

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O . M . G . 2012

HTML5 CSS3 SASS LESS Compass HAML BEM jQuery Require Underscore Backbone Ember Spine Dojo YUI Angular Knockout Foundation

Less+ Gumby Twitter Bootstrap Markdown Sinatra Rails Node Clojure REST GIT Qunit

Responsive Design SVG @fontface CreateJS Paper Three AS3 Air Starling Stage3d Python ofx Cinder Processing Arduino NUI Kinect Leap iOS

Android Surface

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Enter the hacker creative technologist

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Disciplines are boxesSelf identity

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The application of technology to the creative process

CT simply put

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A multidisciplinary medium

Digital

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Josef BeuysEverybody is an artist

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Diversity of influenceThe creative gene pool

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Who is doing this?CT in the wild

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Extending media for new forms of expression

The artists

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Daniel Franke and Cedric Keifer: unnamed soundsculpturehttp://vimeo.com/38840688#at=0

RBG+D

http://nytlabs.com/projects/cascade.html

Jer Thorpe – NYT CascadeMapping interconnectivity

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What happens when the web generation takes on the real world?

The makers

What happens when you combine embroidery, microelectronics and coding? (Becky Stern – http://sternlab.org/2008/04/lilypad-embroidery/)

Deepening the gene pool

A global movement Maker Faires

3d Printing and the move to manufacturing

The new industrial revolution

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Open sourceStandards by adoptionDigital as an iterative process

The standards bearers

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The CulturistsThe DisruptorsThe Lifehackers

Tuur Van Balen - http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Co8NOnErrPU

Organisational hacking

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Access, Community, Sharing, Collaboration, Learning

Common ground

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Any technology, sufficiently advanced, is indistinguishable from magic.Arthur C Clarke

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