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HOLO is a premium magazine exploring the convergence of art, science and technology.

LA Game Space will explore what video games can be through residencies, exhibitions, research labs, speaker series...

Truth commandos deliver hilariously awkward hijinks exposing injustice and challenging everyone to join the revolution.

Baghdad was a hub of art, science & ideas. Inspire that attitude again by sharing hackerspaces with Iraq.

20 experimental animators' visions of THE ZONE, inspired by Andrei Tarkovsky's STALKER.

The Information Cube has been a waystation of computer history, and it needs a little love. Let's add some safety/space.

Glitches in the cold, hard logic of digital circuits transformed into warm blankets, textiles, rugs, and

"The Real World" meets "No Exit." Habit is a cross between installation, performance, and theater, and it's never the same thing twice.

A long graphic novel about robots in a religious war with angels; at the center a half-breed girl who must save them all.

Neal Stephenson wants to revolutionize sword fighting video games.

In this video series, Feminist Frequency will explore five common and recurring stereotypes of female characters in video games

Eyebeam = open source & open content; to make what we do open to all, we are creating a new public space for books, exhibits & coffee.

A month-long series of queer interventions throughout New York City. One piece, one setting, each night over the entire month of July.

An inspiring documentary about a pioneering video collective from the 1970s, built from their own incredible archive of video tapes.

A festival this September in Portland, Oregon bringing together artists and toolmakers to celebrate disruptive creativity.

The toy where every young girl is an artist, engineer, architect and visionary!

La Luz is an ephemeral work that utilizes the sun and soda to create golden light at the most sacred Inca sun temple - Qorikancha.

A feature length documentary about the unofficial fan convention for aficionados of the show “My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.

Help this community-supported residency program build studios and improve its garden!

An exhaustively complete guide to the heroes and heroines of comic books' Golden Age, 1935-1949, in print and as a web site.

An open-sourced "guerrilla wayfinding" project focused on helping anyone create safe and healthy walkable environments.

InDigest, an online lit mag, offers podcasts, blogs, digital broadsides, and more. It's outgrown its home, and needs a new one.

Northern Spark is a free, dusk-to-dawn arts festival. "Explore a constellation of urban arts and discover the city in a new light."

In this book series, musicians & writers discuss when they first heard an iconic band: Bowie, Joy Division, Kate Bush, Smiths, &

Appendix Project Space hosts 8 resident artists in 2012. Help us purchase the airplane tickets and materials that make it possible.

Help us rescue unique, out-of-print sci-fi books from copyright limbo so that we can make them available online and as ebooks

For Shell Game, I'll create 9 giant paintings about the world financial meltdown, then have a gallery show in a faux gambling parlor

Custom designed card game/learning tool. Each card details a hero from around the world and across time.

Please help us print the next issue of the journal of the Royal College of Art.

Indie games? Check. World class DJ's? Check. A night of unforgettable entertainment celebrating NYC's vibrant indie game communit

A collaboration between experimental theater company Liars & Believers, and SteamCRUNK phenom Walter Sickert & the ARm

CASSETTE is a feature-length documentary that celebrates the past, present, and future of an endearing musical format

We are high school students in La Crescenta, CA who sacrifice our free time in the name of building awesome robots.

it’s one of the first games to bring a brand new gaming experience to sighted players, that can also be fully enjoyed by visually impaired gamers. So far we’ve completed 10 minutes of gameplay to prove out the technology, and demonstrate that our core mechanic is fun.

This shirt is for everyone who is fighting against uninformed and dangerous regulation of the Internet

A game tester in a funk makes a wish that causes old school video game glitches to infect his real life.

This is one story of the People's Library, as told to me by the librarians and patrons who built it.

An imaginative interactive documentary about Leah Callahan, a freestyle wrestler and Olympic hopeful.

A visual examination of the musical structure of consciousness.

his Fall, Not An Alternative will open a new venue for art, activism, technology, and theory called No-Space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

A how-to guide for independent learning, with concrete strategies plus stories of people who learn on their own and how they do it.

n+1 and several talented associates have put together a quick history, analysis, and documentation of OWS. Now just need to print it.

Help Jason Scott, creator of the computer history documentaries "BBS" and "GET LAMP", produce three more documentaries at once.

An official vinyl release of "Music from Saharan Cellphones", a compilation of music collected from memory cards in the Saharan

Venus Patrol is a new videogame website in search of beautiful things, from former Offworld.com editor and IGF Chairman Brandon

Help our group exhibition of speculative work about border towns attend the Detroit Design Festival in September.

GLI.TC/H is a festival celebrating the glitch! Artists, thinkers, performers, makers && breakers gather to intentionally

Me at the Zoo is a feature documentary about Chris Crocker and the phenomenon of Internet celebrity.

Physical GIF turns animated GIFs into delightful coffee table toys. With a laser cutter and a strobe we give GIFs life off the screen.

A 9ft tall x 20ft long flashing sign and digital scoreboard asking passers by "CAPITALISM works for me!" true or false?

The Silent Barn was an all-ages music venue in NYC, home to experiments in music and social culture for 7 years, and hopefully

The Index Festival, coming to New York in August 2011, will bring together individuals and groups to engage in media culture and discuss the ways in which media and technology impact our lives.

The Imaginary Marching Band is a series of open-source wearable instruments that allow people to create real music through pantomime.

The 2010 class of hackNY Fellows is raising money to help expand the program for the 2011 Fellows!

is an open archive of urban experience built from the street. Using unique QR code tags collaborators can make their personal experiences of the city accessible in physical space.

Bent is an annual electronic art and music festival celebrating circuit bending and its related creative practices.

PRISM index is a limited edition, handmade, silkscreened, mixed-media book that compiles the work of a wide spectrum of artists into one place.

Ende Tymes is a festival dedicated to noise and experimental music that will feature over 40 artists in live performances, video screenings, workshops, discussions, and sound installations at the Silent Barn from June 24th-26th.

Important Projects is an independent artist run exhibition space in Oakland, CA.

Moviesandbox is an Open-Source, Real-Time 3D Animation tool that allows you to quickly sketch and animate 3D Characters and Props.

The MemeFactory is writing a book about the Internet!

Jeff Lieberman wants to mass produce Moore Pattern- a kinetic optical-illusion sculpture.

PHONEBOOK 3 is a directory of independent art spaces, programming, and projects throughout the United States and a collection of critical essays and practical information written by the people who run them.

Beyond Digital: Morocco is a project consisting of video documentation, digital media workshops, and public performances managed by artists DJ Rupture, Maga Bo, John Francis Peters, and Taliesin Gilkes-Bower on location for the month of June in Marrakesh, Morocco.

Smarthistory.org is a free and open educational resource for the study of art history. The Smarthistory website currently covers more than 300 works of art and is fast becoming a viable alternative to the commercial textbook.

The Manual is a new journal that takes a fresh look, in print, at design on the web. Published three times a year, each issue will have six substantial, beautifully illustrated feature articles, along with several additional pages of rich material.

The loneliest mix is an audio project by Mike Ambs to share the beautiful and rare song of a last-known hybrid blue whale, known by the name the loneliest whale, one mix-tape at a time.

The Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment (MADE) needs a space in the San Francisco Bay Area to showcase videogame artifacts and educate the public about the artistry, craftsmanship and inspiration that go into the creation of videogames and digital works
of art.

Daniel Shiffman is raising funds for his book, the Nature of the Code.

Created in collaboration with more than 70 media artists and developers from across the world, Written Images is the first of its kind. A 'programmed book', continuously regenerated for the digital printing process, offering each reader a unique experience.

Reference Art Gallery is an independent artist run art and music space in downtown Richmond, VA, founded by four VCU undergraduate BFA students in the summer of 2009.

SHAKEDOWN is the story of a black lesbian strip club in Los Angeles. The film is anchored around the stories of three women.

Collective Show presents “Collective Show Los Angeles 2011,”an artist-organized exhibition of contemporary art groups recently established in LA.This collaboratively curated “group show of group shows” features artist-run spaces & projects formed in the past 5 years.