articles By Ian Morrison 10 May 2002Japan – Gateway to the Future, one of the Science Museum’s most successful shows in ages, strayed far from its conventional exhibition formula. Bu...
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articlesBy Neil Mulholland 10 May 2002Neil Mulholland on Rod Dickinson's The Milgram Re-enactment Forming part of The Tenth Level at the CCA, Rod Dickinson’s The Milgram Re-enac...
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articles By CCRU 10 May 2002In this issue, ‘Cyberhype’ presents recent prestigious research on the human horror story that is the nanotechnology industry.
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articlesBy Anja Büchele 10 May 2002Unknown Public, a series of individually edited compilation CDs, distributed via subscription-only mail order, is a beautifully simple project. Nimbly...
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articlesBy Simon Ford 10 May 2002Simon Ford reviews Fibreculture Fibreculture was established in January 2001 as a forum for theorists, critics, academics, activists and artists to d...
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articlesBy Jason Walsh 10 May 2002Graphical User Interfaces are still the dominant means by which we address our computers. Jason Walsh argues it’s time for an overhaul >> ...
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articlesBy Debbie Shaw 10 May 2002If Hendrix had lived, would he have been heading a countercultural think tank advising the home secretary on the dissolution of the UK and what to do ...
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