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SynSoma

Subtle Technologies Festival 2011 presents: SynSoma June 3 – 12, 2011 Robyn Moody + Steve Daniels *Hotshot Gallery 181 Augusta Avenue, Toronto Curated by Michael Alstad + Camille Turner ...

created by mikey | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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Jennings David L

Wacky Kinetic Sculpture Race returns to Baltimore

"This eclectic, and let's just say plain wacky, race combines genius, creativity, nerdy-ness, engineering skills, physical strength and acting ability." On May 1st the wild, wacky and very creative people of the...

created by Jennings David L | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race 2009 | Photo 02

Jennings David L

A Different Kind of Race

While much of the world was keeping an eye on the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby, hundreds turned out in Baltimore, Maryland for a race of a different kind. The 11th annual Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race...

created by Jennings David L | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Jennings David L

Kinetic Race a Big Success in Baltimore - Race Results

Wilma and the Wombats, Fifi and Platypus were crowd favorites at the 10th annual Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race, hosted by the American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM). The annual race started under...

created by Jennings David L | 5 years ago | updated 5 years ago
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Story About the Kinetic Light Installation (LAX Gateway Pylon Project) at the...

If you have been to the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in the past several years, you might have noticed a series of tall semi transparent tubes positioned around the LAX entrance and along Century Boulevard. The project, titled "Untitled", is a Kinetic...

created by seetheglobey | 5 years ago
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Z machine produced plasmas that exceed 2 billion degrees Kelvin

The new achievement was obtained when steel wires were substituted in cylindrical arrays 55 mm to 80 mm in diameter for the more typical tungsten wire arrays, approximately only 20 mm in diameter.