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New Tumblr of Algorithms in Pop Culture
A new Tumblr by Plummer Fernandez studies the appearance of algorithms in popular culture by archiving just how much we’ve begun integrating these automated processes into our everyday life. From Jonas...
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Science Proves Cats Are Jerks
Though cats can tell the difference between voices, they are generally unmoved, cold and downright rude when called by the people who they definitely, definitely recognize as their owners. A study by...
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Hans Ulrich Obrist’s Book Trailer Thinks Like Clouds
Compiled by Paul Chan’s own Badlands Unlimited, the book Think Like Clouds collects many of the unseen diagrams, notes, and drawings of Hans Ulrich Obrist, the superstar curator who’s been co-director...
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Spritzing Men With Oxytocin Makes Them Monogamous
According to a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, oxytocin may be the exact chemical component responsible for monogamy — which among mammals is an anomaly,...
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Applying to Art Academies With a Famous Artist’s Portfolio
A couple of curious individuals were unsure of just how important an artist’s name was in attributing quality to an artwork. This question prompted anonymous filmmakers to painstakingly replicate the...
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Today’s Pigeon
Lyle, Williamsburg. (Photo: Brandon Bloch) The post Today’s Pigeon appeared first on ANIMAL.
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