Demonstrate

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Ken Goldberg

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Project commisioned under "Coast Digital" East Essex Council. Realized with Future Physcal, Shinkansen, and Firstsite.

Dezhen Song: System Architecture and Project Manager
Andrew Dahl: Database and Website Design and Engineering
Jeremy Schiff: Data Communications Engineering
Irene Chien, Jane McGonigal, Kris Paulsen: User Interface and Concept Design
Tiffany Shlain: Conceptual Design
Gil Gershoni: Lead Graphic Designer
Jesse Lecavalier: Graphic Design
http://demonstrate.berkeley.edu/
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Description
The project, timed to coincide with the 40th Anniversary of the Free Speech Movement attracted over 4000 online participants from around the world. The resulting archive of 1200 photos and textual comments offers a portrait of public space as viewed from the public in cyberspace.
Arising from the same root as demon and monster, the Demonstrate \project set out to visualize the concept of public space. The camera and archive illustrate new imaging technology and human behavior in the public zones of both plaza and cyberspace. The short essays below are an initial sample of perspectives.
Keywords
  • genres
    • digital communities (social network)
  • subjects
    • Society and Culture
      • urban space
  • technology
    • hardware
      • webcams
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