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Here is the final photo set from Five Ton Cranes recent permanent instillation of the Steampunk Treehouse at Dogfish Head Brewery!
Here are some video highlights from the first three days!
At this very moment I am with the rest of the Five Ton Crane Crew in Milton, Delaware (Rehoboth Beach, really) installing The Steampunk Treehouse for the very last time. Why is this the last time? Well, it is now part of Dogfish Head Brewery! The install is going well, and the folks at the brewery are [...] I think we’ve just recovered from bringing The Neuron Chamber to Maker Faire 2009 and now Maker Faire 2010 is upon us. We are going to have a lot going on this year. In addition to once again showing new work with the ever awesome Applied Kinetic Arts, we are also going to be putting together our mother fucking [...] Along with the fantastic Five Ton Crane crew, Almost Scientific just completed another installation of the Raygun Gothic Rocketship at NASA Ames. While setting up our rocket and getting to play with it for a few days is always something special, this time we also got to share it with two amazing groups: [...] Last week I had the great pleasure of of speaking to the National Cancer Institute about the relationship between art and science. Below I’ve posted the visual part of the presentation, but sadly there is not audio or video recording to go along. Here is a brief summary of my 30-minute presentation to help you make sense [...] Almost Scientific will be showing The Triaparator and some new odds and ends on Friday, March 5th. The show is at 416 26th Street, Oakland, (Betw.Telegraph and Broadway) This is the first show of the nascent Five Ton Crane.
When we did our last show at the Exploratorium I did a video interview with Wired about what The Neuron Chamber was and how it worked. I loved that they wanted me to explain in detail how it worked and not just give a 5 second sound bite. Well the video just went live and [...] Thank you all for coming to the show last night at The Exploratorium. I had a great and exhausting time. It was fantastic to see so many friends out in the crowd, and I’m sorry I did not get to talk to any of you for as long as I would have liked. I’d like to [...] When: Thursday, November 5, 2009 Bar opens at 6:00 p.m. Only $14 I’m excited to announce that the Almost Scientific team will be installing both The Neuron Chamber and The Raygun Gothic Rocketship Uira Engine for a one night show this Thursday, November 5th, at the Exploratorium [...] Tonight I went to the opening of “Envisioning the World: The First Printed Maps 1472-1700,” at the Sonoma County Museum, which featured The Triaparator and The Dihemispheric Chronaether Agitator. The show was really great. The maps are really stunning in their history and beauty. It was a real honor to have my work shown beside such [...] Our good friends over at the Black Rock Arts Foundation (BRAF) have invited Almost Scientific to preform some of our high voltage experiments for their Elemental Interactions event. Every year the event has a different elemental based theme and this year it’s ELECTRICITY! Expounding upon our wildly successful Elemental Interactions series, we take our discussion of ‘The [...] Here is a every so slightly more polished (and short) video of The Neuron Chamber experience at Maker Faire this year. Overall we had a fantastic time. I’d like to thank Dale and all the other organizers of Maker Faire for putting together such a fantastic event. Thanks also to CTP and Nemo for pulling together another [...] Tom Sepe just passed me a link to a Gizmodo post featuring The Neuron Chamber. Here is my posted reply to the orginal post and the comments: Hello all – I’m the artist responsible for The Neuron Chamber. First, thanks to Gizmodo for the post and thanks to ya’all for the comments. Second, The Neuron Chamber is a collaborative work [...] Stay tuned for more … Just a reminder folks … Almost Scientific and The Neuron Chamber will be at Maker Faire this coming Weekend (May 30-31) in San Mateo CA as part of the Applied Kinetic Arts show! Last year we were there with the Dihemispheric Chronaether Agitator and had a great time!
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