The Man Behind Sherlock Holmes

Crossroads - the Columbia DSL @ the Film Society of Lincoln Center

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“That's taxpayer’s money that is going to support research and development and pilot projects to develop a food system that is based on environmental destruction and greed and disregard for animals, fish, and any of the other marine mammals that might be around it.” - Andrianna Natsoulas Andrianna Natsoulas is the campaign director for Don't Cage Our Oceans, an organization that exists to keep our oceans free from industrial fish farms. Offshore finfish farming is the mass cultivation of finfish in marine waters, in underwater or floating net pens, pods, and cages. Offshore finfish farms are factory farms that harm public health, the environment, and local communities and economies that rely on the ocean and its resources. Don’t Cage Our Oceans are a coalition of diverse organizations working together to stop the development of offshore finfish farming in the United States through federal law, policies, and coalition building. And, although it is not yet happening, right now the US Administration and Congress are promoting this kind of farming, which would be nothing short of disastrous for the oceans, the planet and the people and animals who live here. dontcageouroceans.org…

9年之前 12:05

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This week we're joined by award winning author and Sherlock Holmes expert Daniel Stashower. During our conversation Daniel shares the creative challenges that Arthur C. Doyle faced, sheds light on what made Sherlock Holmes so unique at the time and explores what makes the detective and his loyal companion so iconic.

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The Man Behind Sherlock Holmes

Crossroads - the Columbia DSL @ the Film Society of Lincoln Center

published 9年之前

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Fireside between Ganbrood and Culturehacker 59:16

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@poptwig and Columbia DSL present the first in a series of fireside chats between H=N artists. In this conversation @ganbrood and @culturehacker side down for a candid convo about creating, selling and collecting art on http://hicetnunc.xyz

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03 Closing 29:45

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03 Closing by Lance Weiler

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01 Entrance 39:17

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01 Entrance by Lance Weiler

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01 Exploration 56:48

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01 Exploration by Lance Weiler

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"Public Spaces" From the Futures 4:01

5 years之前4:01

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Using Speculative Design as a practice, From The Futures gathers more than 800 artists, makers, thinkers, educators and anyone interested in imagining new futures. The project is an act of co-creation and we see our journey as an art experiment. A collaboration between Columbia DSL, Fake Artists, Beautiful Seams and Minkowski Image credit: " Suib-City" speculation by Aramique and Town.And.Concrete…

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Columbia DSL's Sandbox #3: A Dinner with Frankenstein AI: storytelling, food & AI 36:29

6 years之前36:29

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A Dinner with Frankenstein AI had its world premiere at IDFA earlier this month. Over the course of two intimate evenings A Dinner with Frankenstein dug deeply into the tensions between human and machine in an immersive, multisensory environment that mixed food, conversation and artificial intelligence. This interactive dinner experience is created by pioneers in storytelling and technology Lance Weiler, Rachel Ginsberg and Nick Fortugno, and presented in cooperation with the National Theatre’s Immersive Storytelling Studio and IDFA DocLab. A multi-year research project, Frankenstein AI challenges commonly dystopian narratives around artificial intelligence, and seeks to provoke and broaden conversation around the trajectory of this rapidly emerging technology. Beginning with the Sundance Film Festival this past January and over the course of next two years, we’ll invite the public into our process as collaborators through an evolving series of activations and experiences both online and off, that will traverse immersive theatre, browser-based interactions, community design, and other performative and experiential media. Developed and produced in collaboration with the Columbia University School of the Arts’ Digital Storytelling Lab, Frankenstein AI: a monster made by many is a creative system– a network of projects around a central narrative – designed to provoke exploration around possible shared futures for artificial intelligence. For more information please visit [Frankenstein AI][1] [1]: http://frankenstein.ai Preview A Dinner with Frankenstein AI had its world premiere at IDFA earlier this month. Over the course of two intimate evenings A Dinner with Frankenstein dug deeply into the tensions between human and machine in an immersive, multisensory environment that mixed food, conversation and artificial intelligence. This interactive dinner experience is created by pioneers in storytelling and technology Lance Weiler, Rachel Ginsberg and Nick Fortugno, and presented in cooperation with the National Theatre’s Immersive Storytelling Studio and IDFA DocLab. A multi-year research project, Frankenstein AI challenges commonly dystopian narratives around artificial intelligence, and seeks to provoke and broaden conversation around the trajectory of this rapidly emerging technology. Beginning with the Sundance Film Festival this past January and over the course of next two years, we’ll invite the public into our process as collaborators through an evolving series of activations and experiences both online and off, that will traverse immersive theatre, browser-based interactions, community design, and other performative and experiential media. Developed and produced in collaboration with the Columbia University School of the Arts’ Digital Storytelling Lab, Frankenstein AI: a monster made by many is a creative system– a network of projects around a central narrative – designed to provoke exploration around possible shared futures for artificial intelligence. For more information please visit http://Frankenstein AI…

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Columbia DSL's Sandbox #2: The sensory connection between art and science with Ani Liu 29:32

6 years之前29:32

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Ani Liu is an research-based artist working at the intersection of art & science. Her work examines the reciprocal relationships between science, technology and their influence on human subjectivity, culture, and identity. Ani's work has been presented internationally, and featured on National Geographic, VICE, Mashable, Gizmodo, TED, Core77, PCMag, FOX and WIRED. Her work has been shown at Ars Electronica, the Queens Museum Biennial, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Asian Art Museum, MIT Museum, MIT Media Lab, Mana Contemporary, Harvard University, and Shenzhen Design Society.…

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Columbia DSL's Sandbox #1: Designing Immersive Theatre for One with Michael Rau 32:51

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For the first episode of Columbia DSL's Sandbox, we sat down with immersive theatre director and Stanford University Professor Michael Rau for a look at how he approaches his creative practice. Michael crafts immersive theatre experiences for one...

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A Dinner with Frankenstein AI in a rural Wisconsin town 47:51

6 years之前47:51

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This past weekend marked the start of the "Dinner with Frankenstein AI" challenge. Dinner parties were hosted in Sydney, London, New York, LA and beyond. Over the reminder of this year and into 2019, the challenge will continue. However, today we wanted to highlight the efforts of a team in Mineral Point, Wisconsin - population 2,481. I had a chance to connect with Keith Burrows, a material scientist and storyteller, prior to he and his team running an amazing dinner party for 11 guests. We jumped on a call a few days before the dinner to discuss the team's design/plans.…

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A Dinner with Frankenstein AI - Conversational Design 22:02

6 years之前22:02

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We wanted to share a special talk on Conversational Design by Columbia DSL member Romy Nehme. Words are as much a design material as any other, but we don't typically think of designing conversations in that way. This talk will explore the shape of conversations and prompts as overtures to the profound experience of exploring each other -- both in the analog and digital worlds. Romy Nehme started out in the world of sports & entertainment, focusing on fan development before eventually becoming the Head of Insights & Strategy at VaynerMedia. There, she created a new discipline, and grew a team of 20 cultural researchers and strategists. She has since collaborated with Technology, Humans and Taste on their creative research methods, and taught the “Everything is Media” course for creatives at Miami Ad School. She is currently on a sabbatical, splitting her time between getting a civic engagement media startup off the ground, writing a book about imagination -- how we can use it as a tool to crack open new pathways for thinking critically and compassionately about important societal issues, and other fun adventures in learning and performance.…

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A Dinner with Frankenstein AI - documenting the process 21:36

6 years之前21:36

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Nick Fortugno (interactive narrative designer/co-founder Playmatics) and Lance Weiler (storyteller/director Columbia DSL) sit down for a candid convo about Frankenstein AI. This marks the first in a series of discussions that will pull back the curtain on the next iteration of the project entitled, "A Dinner with Frankenstein AI." Topics covered include conversational design, prototyping challenges and preparation for an upcoming world premiere at IDFA in Amsterdam. For more on Dinner with Frankenstein AI challenge visit - https://medium.com/columbia-dsl/dinner-with-frankenstein-ai-global-challenge-design-brief-102801deca0d Interested in exploring new forms and functions of storytelling and emergent technology? The Columbia University School of the Arts' Digital Storytelling Lab has a new global prototyping community. http://columbiadsl.mn.co/…

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5x Why 3:14

7 years之前3:14

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5x Why is an active listening exercise that takes about 10 to 15 minutes to complete. We recommend it as an interesting way to kick things off.

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Frankenstein AI - a monster made by many 22:07

8 years之前22:07

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Following on the success of Sherlock Holmes & the Internet of Things which grew to more than 2,500 collaborators from 60 countries, the Columbia DSL is excited to announce the launch of Frankenstein AI: a monster made by many. Frankenstein AI goal is to explore where storytelling and machine learning collide. On February 28th, 2017 Robert Horton, Film Critic and author of Frankenstein(Columbia University Press/Wallflower) helped kicked off our monthly meetups at the Film Society of Lincoln Center. To find out more about our latest prototype please visit http://frankenstein.ai…

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The Man Behind Sherlock Holmes 12:05

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The Science of Sherlock Holmes 16:38

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