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Retrofuturism Revisited: The Past Imagines the Future
Retrofuturism Revisited: The Past Imagines the Future

Flying cars! Spinning buildings! Voice AND color! …or what Disney has to do with Eve.

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Visualizing Enlightenment-Era Social Networks
Visualizing Enlightenment-Era Social Networks

Why Mark Zuckerberg has nothing on Voltaire.

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projeqt: A Creative Storytelling Platform
projeqt: A Creative Storytelling Platform

The new language of the creative polyglot, or what tweets have to do with portfolios.

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7 Image Search Tools That Will Change Your Life
7 Image Search Tools That Will Change Your Life

What martinis have to do with reverse art lookup and obscure German calendars from the 1990’s.

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SwiftRiver: Intelligence for the Information Age
SwiftRiver: Intelligence for the Information Age

What humanitarian crisis management has to do with brand monitoring and natural language.

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Economy Map: Visualizing the Eco-Impact of Industry
Economy Map: Visualizing the Eco-Impact of Industry

What crude oil production has to do with interface design and public advocacy.

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American Software: The Titans of Silicon Valley in 8-Bit Animation
American Software: The Titans of Silicon Valley in 8-Bit Animation

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FORM+CODE: Eye & Brain Candy for the Digital Age
FORM+CODE: Eye & Brain Candy for the Digital Age

Computational aesthetics, or what typography has to do with Yoko Ono and Richard Dawkins.

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PICKED: IDEO Imagines The Future of Books
PICKED: IDEO Imagines The Future of Books

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Facadeprinter: Graffiti Meets Paintball
Facadeprinter: Graffiti Meets Paintball

Automating anti-establishment, or what street art has to do with disaster relief.

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