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Jun. 18th, 2006 02:54 pmThere's a new GROW game! This one involves six little shapes interacting in a forest. It's deceptively simple looking compared to the twisty frustration that's the GROW Cube, but one of the trickier realizations was that some items can "level max" without fufilling thier final functions.
Rhizome.org: Geeks in the Gallery: An Interview with Artists Tom Moody and Michael Bell-Smith (Part Three of Three)
The Spaces Between Working Group, that I blogged about yesterday, is showing films again tonight after Commercial Drive Car Free Day has packed up. The community cinema's made under an overhang that's part of an autobody shop at Third and Commercial. I really like it. The venue was perfect for watching Metropolis. Tonight they're keeping to the theme of No Car Day and showing End of Suburbia at 5:50, a documentary that asks if the world can actually supply the demands of the suburbanite lifestyle and what can be done before it destroys what's left, Ikiru at 7:15, Akira Kurosawa's masterwork about a bureaucratic city planner who discovers he has terminal cancer and, without telling anyone, sets out to change his life, and Run Lola Run at 9:40, which I'm sure you're all familiar with.
The freely downloadable spoken words of Japanese Cyberpunk Author, Kenji Siratori meets the harsh audio of Nimheil: Kenji Siratori - Gene TV / Neo Drugismo vs. Nimheil
The Spaces Between Working Group, that I blogged about yesterday, is showing films again tonight after Commercial Drive Car Free Day has packed up. The community cinema's made under an overhang that's part of an autobody shop at Third and Commercial. I really like it. The venue was perfect for watching Metropolis. Tonight they're keeping to the theme of No Car Day and showing End of Suburbia at 5:50, a documentary that asks if the world can actually supply the demands of the suburbanite lifestyle and what can be done before it destroys what's left, Ikiru at 7:15, Akira Kurosawa's masterwork about a bureaucratic city planner who discovers he has terminal cancer and, without telling anyone, sets out to change his life, and Run Lola Run at 9:40, which I'm sure you're all familiar with.
