RECENT POSTS
What? No Marianne?
Bar Code Art
Found Photos
BS Johnson
THX 1138 DVD Release
Geek Dolls and Audio Jelly
Here I am!
Things To See And Do
Made in Sheffield
Paul Catherall At Clapham Art Gallery
 |
|
ARCHIVE
LINKS
Ginger
DJ
Frontline
Photography
Beardo
Too Fried Fish
FOLLOW ME
 |
|
 |
Delicious |
 |
Flickr |
 |
Last.FM |
 |
Blip.FM |
 |
You Tube |
 |
Wishlist |
 |
My Google Map |
REMIX ME
Remix my track Ctrl U.
Download the stems and send your remixes to my Dropbox.
BUY ME
Now available again through AmazonMP3, my 2001 album Hyperreal And Supercool and the follow up, Advanced Emotional Engineering.
Buy my new book "Digitalia - Digital Abstracts", through Blurb and all the individual images as full size prints or greetings cards from Imagekind.
June 10, 2004
I see the Observer have purloined that Mini-Pops spreadsheet game that was doing the rounds earlier in the year and turned into a bit of Flash... Originally conceived by flipflopflying.com. I assume they were asked! The posters up the escalators at Brixton Station look cool though...Found myself in the city by that "Gherkin" thing, whatever it's really called...
In 1999 Space Invader, a Parisian artist, cemented tile mosaics of the pixelated invaders in a few public places and inspired a whole bunch of imitators who spread the the little critters around the world.
So Invader then launched a global multiplayer offensive through his Web site, space-invaders.com.
The site lets you buy maps of invaded cities as well as do-it-yourself kits. But it's not cheap! There is also an instruction book planned for 2004 that explains where to plaster the creatures and how not to get caught. The game is far from over.
Categories: Art, London
Comment | Permalink
Comments: Post a Comment
Art | Photography | Books | Blogging | Food & Drink
