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Throughout this week, Project Projects will be posting Electric Information Age Book outtakes and extras on the AIGA’s blog:
In 1966, media theorist Marshall McLuhan, designer Quentin Fiore and producer Jerome Agel set the scene for a new publishing genre with the release of The Medium is the Massage: An Inventory of Effects. Utilizing collaged, cinematic combinations of text and...
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September 2012
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The Electric Information Age Album, by The Masses, is out now! More info here — including purchase info for the limited edition vinyl LP.
The LP will be available at the Project Projects table at the NY Art Book Fair this weekend at PS1 (9/27-9/30). Additionally — The Masses will play a live set on Sunday, 9/30 at 1 pm in the PS1 performance dome.
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May Day 2012 New York City
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clip from Rundown, 1969 “Pours by Robert Smithson, film by Robert Fiori”
(via http://www.robertsmithson.com/films/films.htm)
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“View from the Road” by Kevin Lynch, 1958 (via http://mit.tv/ztlCbi)
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16-bit Intel 8088 chip
with an Apple Macintosh you can’t run Radio Shack programs in its disc drive. nor can a Commodore 64 drive read a file you have created on an IBM Personal Computer. both Kaypro and Osborne computers use the CP/M operating system but can’t read each other’s handwriting for they format (write on) discs in different ways. the Tandy 2000 runs MS-DOS but can’t use...
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The Electric Information Age Book: McLuhan/Agel/Fiore and the Experimental Paperback, by Jeffrey T. Schnapp and myself (Adam Michaels), with an Introduction by Steven Heller and an Afterword by Andrew Blauvelt, is the third and most recent volume of Inventory Books, a paperback series that I edit and design (published by Princeton Architectural Press). I’ll post more here about the book...
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January 2012
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via http://www.ubu.com/film/goldstein.html (numerous other Jack Goldstein films at that link as well)
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