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Eduardo Kac has created an artwork aboard the International Space Station (ISS); French astronaut Thomas Pesquet realized it on Saturday, February 18th, 2017. Kac's work, entitled Inner Telescope, was specifically conceived for zero gravity and was

Inner Telescope (series)Artist: Eduardo KacComment:

Lagoogleglyph (2009) is a distributed, global artwork that inscribes lagoglyphs into the environment and makes them visible to the world. In its first manifestation Lagoogleglyph consists of a pixelated lagoglyph, referencing a rabbit head,

Lagoogleglyph 2 is a distributed, global artwork that inscribes lagoglyphs into the environment and makes them visible to the world. It consists of a pixelated lagoglyph, referencing a rabbit head and specifically made by Kac for the eye of a

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Lagoogleglyph 3 consists of a pixelated lagoglyph, referencing a rabbit head, made by Kac for the eye of a satellite used by Google. The artist hired the same satellite used by Google and produced a photograph identical to the kind used by Google

Lagoogleglyph 4 is a pixelated lagoglyph, referencing a rabbit head and specifically made by Kac for the eye of a satellite used by Google. The artist hired the same satellite used by Google and produced a photograph identical to the kind used by

... a high-priority target for NASA's Terrestrial Planet...

August 22, 1997 (Kennedy Space Center, Florida)— A Jet Propulsion Laboratory technician inserts the DVD containing Kac's Monogram and many other files into a shallow cavity between two pieces of aluminum that protected it from micrometeoroid

In 1989, Eduardo Kac transmitted from Chicago his artwork Spacescapes via slow-scan television simultaneously to Pittsburgh (to the DAX Group) and to Boston (to a group led by Dana Moser). The transmission took place in the context of the Three-City