Payphone (R)Evolution
In the beginning of December, Mayor Michael Bloomberg made a public call for ideas to reinvent the handful of phone booths throughout New York City. A mere fifteen years ago the city boasted 35,000 of these landlines spread across town. [...]
Tags: Hong Kong, Kate Mottola, Mayor Bloomberg, New York City, Payphone, Technology
Between Art and Technology
For many modern artists, Wade Guyton’s work presents a point of contention. Just a decade into his career, Guyton has been producing work that is difficult to place. Critics often refer to his pieces as paintings, as they are produced [...]
Tags: ART, Guyton OS, Julia Cheung, lee ufan, modern art, Technology, the whitney, wade guyton
Press Pause Play: The Digital Revolution
This week saw the floatation of Facebook on the stock market after its owners placed a value of more than $100 billion on the social networking business. The historic debut meant over 1,000 investors in the site became instant millionaires [...]
Tags: ART, Bill Drummond, blogger, creative agency, Culture, debate, digital, documentary, Facebook, Film, Hot Chip, House of Radon, Joseph Johnson, MOBY, music, Myspace, photography, physical, Press Play Pause, Robyn, Social Media, Swedish, Technology, The Wild Magazine, Twitter, virtual, YouTube
Words From A Masta
The city of Derby in England is not exactly a hip-hop Mecca, but on Monday night legendary New York emcee, Masta Ace, braved the cold wind and the pouring rain to perform an intimate show to a bunch of dedicated hip-hop [...]
Tags: Bronx, Brooklyn, Derby, DOOM, emcee, Eminem, England, Hip-Hop, influences, interview, Joseph Johnson, Marco Polo, Masta Ace, MF Doom, New York, rapper, Stricklin, Technology, The Wild Magazine, tour, Twitter, Wordsworth
The Delancey Underground or: The LowLine
Of the endless amenities afforded to the burghal dwellers of New York City, green space is one that comes at a premium. Urban planners the world over are having to consider new paradigms of metropolitan environmental integration. Two entrepreneurial architects [...]
Tags: Architecture, Blaine Skrainka, Delancey Underground, Design, Environment, Green, High Line, LowLine, New York City, Our World, Parks, sustainability, Technology, The Delancey Underground or: The LowLine, The Wild Magazine, Urban Planning, world
Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish
It is hard to imagine many others that embody the word visionary more than Steve Jobs. He brought his dreams to life, and undoubtedly shaped how we interact with the modern world. Rather than digging deep into his biography, or [...]
Tags: Apple, ART, Blaine Skrainka, Bob Dylan, Design, Macintosh, Stanford, Stay Hungry Stay Foolish, Steve Jobs, Technology, The Beatles, The Wild Magazine
