What Is An Object?
I keep getting stuck trying to figure out how to grapple with the magnitude of this endeavor. It seems like the most logical way forward […]
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Considering Ephemerality and Permanence
Apparently ephemerality was one of the trending topics at SXSW, no doubt spurred by products such as Snapchat and the ongoing revelations of Edward Snowden. […]
If Hemingway Wrote JavaScript
I don’t get the jokes, actually, but I love the idea of “If Hemingway Wrote JavaScript“. Angus Croll has a whole series of these on his […]
The Object Oriented Thought Process
Sorry it has been awhile since I posted. Have been a bit distracted with travel and illness. But on Joe Diebes‘ recommendation I have been […]
Thinking about R. Luke Dubois
Both Artspace and the NY Times ran interviews recently with R. Luke DuBois. His work is really interesting and he’s exploring a lot of the […]
Talking To The Team Behind WOW (A Milli Vanilli Opera)
WOW is one of three specific works of time-based art that inspired this blog. Over the course of this project I plan to stay in […]
A Brief History of Object-Oriented Programming
I found this old course description on the University of Tennessee at Knoxville’s Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science’s website, for a class taught by […]
Object Oriented Ontology (OOO)
Earlier this week I was in Philadelphia to meet some of the Pew Fellows, which was a real treat. I got into a great conversation […]
Mapping The Post-Material World
Welcome to Ephemeral Objects, a new blog exploring the idea of art criticism for the post-material world. If it sounds a bit abstract, that’s because […]