Michelle Harris organized an online auction towards the creation of a memorial fund in memory of our friend  Ben Schaafsma.
So go and bid on some good stuff by artist such as Mark Tribe, Anne Elizabeth Moore, Terry Conrad, Annie Purpura, Austin Thomas, Zack Prekop and others.

Hexaclock will be presented remotely during Piksel 2008: Code Dreams at the StudioUSF on December 7th.

Hexaclock is a custom made digital clock created to delay seconds while time travelling. On January 1st, 2008 Jamie O’Shea locked up his self on a time machine: In order to travel in time accuretely, he needed a clock [...]

Edible Excess by Forays is part of the exhibition “Actions: What you can do with the city” at the Center for Canadian Architecture in Montréal, Quebec.  On view till April 2009.
“An exploration of how everyday human actions can animate and influence the perception and experience of contemporary cities. Seemingly common activities such as gardening, recycling, [...]

As part of the forthcoming State of the Art: New York exhibition (opens April 09) artist group Forays have created a satellite exhibit at Shudehill Bus Station in Manchester, UK.  Light boxes display ‘hack charts’, exploring ways to liberate infrastructures of a city, particularly New York and Manchester.
Download the Hack Charts

An horizon is the apparent line that divides the earth from the sky.

I’ve been playing with pink tape and horizons i found in the street.

The cool kids that invited Forays past spring to build the Labyrinth in Braddock, PA are organizing a benefit show this weekend at Secret Project Robot.  I’ll participate with my Construction Chandellier together with some incredible artists i admire like Josh MacPhee, Swoon, Barry McGee, Daphne Fitzpatrick, Paper Rad, Maya Hayuk, Faile, Kiki Smith, Steve [...]

We finally updated the video of our old Labyrinth in Braddock, earlier this year. Laberinto was created out of founded palettes, tires and free sacaffolding from Craigslist. Documentation here.

Laberinto from ChocolateRobot on Vimeo.

Superstruct is the world’s first massively multiplayer forecasting game. By playing the game, you’ll help us chronicle the world of 2019–and imagine how we might solve the problems we’ll face. Because this is about more than just envisioning the future. It’s about making the future, inventing new ways to organize the human race and augment [...]