Art| Published on March 27, 2008 1:24 pm

Creativity, technology meet in Fuse Factory event

By: Walker


The Dispatch wrote Creativity, technology meet in organization’s first display

Thursday, March 27, 2008

BY BILL MAYR

They call it the Fuse Factory. Ideas go in; projects related to art and technology come out.

An exhibit of technology- and science-based art Friday and Saturday will mark the debut of the Fuse Factory Electronic and Digital Arts Lab.

Because the new organization doesn’t have a home, the exhibit will be shown at Rescentris, a company at Easton Town Center that develops software for life-science and health-care research organizations.

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  • whopper jr March 29, 2008 1:38 am

    th0m wrote Walker — that video is 3r33t, very………. hehehe I can’t stop giggling… I can’t quite tell the connector, looks usb… but wasn’t there a firewire vulnerability that can’t really be turned off? Way funny / cool heheh and props to the real, ethical hacker, the which which makes you pay in only the best of ways, you bastard. that’s what you get hehehe… I could see maybe a windows 95 theme ;p 3.11 WFW? with these composited guis, you could just turn the whole thing umop apisdn, permanently haha

    I don’t understand a word you said.

  • th0m March 29, 2008 2:05 am

    oh sorry…. translated:

    Walker — [that video, dumbass kids that hack computers might be envious or shit on it]………. [i am apparently a man child, so this amuses me]…[oh, i see what they did there]… [hahah look at me and what i know]

    [i wish for viruses of the olden days of computing]

    [it made my coworkers laugh more than they do now]… [more of the hahah look at me and what i know bs] [computers, i feel we are growing more reliant upon, and it may not be funny when it is your shit they are messing with, but i still have to laugh]

    hope that’s clearer… heheh i don’t think i made much sense either

  • brandonphoto March 30, 2008 8:18 pm

    Great show yesterday. I liked Ben Newman’s works of the bowl of water with sound and the camera backpack. I also liked the COTA bus tracking map, plus the projector beaming the images into the glass dome and the jelly fish.

    The LED throwies were an added bonus!!

    Looking forward to the next one.

  • Walker March 31, 2008 7:18 pm

    The Lantern wrote Factory fuses fun, artwork

    Adam Konvalinka

    Issue date: 3/31/08

    The Fuse Factory transforms science, new technologies and art into fun, educational and dynamic exhibitions open to the public.

    “One of the best things about this exhibit is that many of the artists are here. I like being able to direct people to the artist,” said Alison Colman, executive director and founder of The Fuse Factory Electronic and Digital Arts Lab.

    The non-profit art initiative supports art education and emerging artist and will hold a series of exhibits in the Columbus area. The first of these opened Friday at the offices of Rescentris Inc., at Easton Town Center. The two-day exhibit included a wide variety of artists, current and past Ohio State students and faculty members.

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