Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Jeffrey Schnapp webpage // blog // log ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Robot Liberation [long read]](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2023/01/16/robot-liberation-long-read/) - The following is the unpublished transcript of a talk I presented over two years ago at the Festival/filosofia in Modena, Italy. Written before the latest generation of humanoid robots (including Elon Musk's laughable Optimus, slated to "replace human workers on the factory floor"), I would stand by the core argument that it makes about the - [The romance of aluminum and caffeine redux](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2026/03/17/the-romance-of-aluminum-and-caffeine-redux/) - A revised, updated, Italian version of my cultural history of coffee consumption with a focus on interwar stovetop coffee makers like the Bialetti Moka Express just came out with the LUISS University Press in Rome. The book is accompanied by a new afterword which reflects critically on the economic viability of the "made in Italy" - [Competition](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2026/02/05/competition/) - COMPETITION is the concluding chapter of the "Interconnecting Rings" (Anelli di congiunzione) exhibition trilogy, developed for one of the world's most unique exhibition sites, the Gallerie di Piedicastello (Trento Tunnels), in support of the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics by the Fondazione Museo Storico del Trentino in collaboration with the Olympic Museum of Lausanne. It - [Archives of the present](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2025/11/12/archives-of-the-present/) - Last year, the Milan-based Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Foundation, on whose advisory board I serve, launched its important Archives of the Present project which sets out to collect and preserve documentation from contemporary social and political actors who are mobilizing for a more just society and more sustainable development. As Massimiliano Tarantino writes in his introduction to - [The anthropology of speed](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2025/05/19/the-anthropology-of-speed/) - My latest book, entitled Storia rapida della velocità, was published in May 2025 by the Milanese publishing house Il Saggiatore. It proposes a deep and panoramic history of the human fascination with speed: an "anthropology of speed" as it were that travels across epochs as well as imaginings, technologies, narratives, and neuroscience. For the moment, - [Calvino and the I in the Computer](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2025/09/26/calvino-and-the-i-in-the-computer/) - On September 19, 1986, exactly one year after Italo Calvino's untimely death, the following essay, prefaced by the renowned Italianist Vittore Branca, was published in the Corriere della sera. In it, the great writer reflects on the prospects for and effects of automatic writing. Right before he fell ill, Calvino had agreed to give the - [Performance (an exhibition)](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2025/02/11/performance-an-exhibition/) - "Performance" is the second of three exhibitions developed to accompany the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympic games in one of the world's most unique exhibition spaces: the Trento Tunnels (Le Gallerie di Piedicastello). It was preceded by "Records" (Jan. -Dec. 2024) and will be followed by "Competitions" (Jan.-Nov. 2026). All three are supported by the Fondazione Museo - [Imagination and Trust](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2024/10/22/imagination-and-trust/) - Two shifts in relationship between culture and technology inform my thinking about the contemporary state of imagination and trust at the ground level. Both involve the ever more intimate co-mingling of humans with machines. The first is the emergence of cobotics as a pivot point within conventional robotics, particularly as robots move out into the - [Fantasy (a how-to manual)](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2024/08/25/fantasy-a-how-to-manual/) - Forthcoming this fall with Inventory Books is the first English translation of Bruno Munari's 1967 volume Fantasy - Invention, Creativity, and Imagination in Visual Communication. Designed by IN-FO.CO, the edition meticulously mirrors the layout and typography of the Italian original --its graphic flavor and texture-- and is accompanied by a critical apparatus as well as - [Records](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2024/08/13/records/) - The history of Olympic sport is written in records. Records tell the tale of individual athletes and national teams, of the rise and fall of ancient and modern sports, of changing approaches to athletic training and preparation. They also track the history of human achievements: firsts that are followed by new firsts in the pursuit - [On wall labels and tombstones](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2023/10/01/on-wall-labels-and-tombstones/) - In today's La Lettura supplement to the Italian daily Corriere della Sera I published a brief intervention, alongside Francesco Casetti and Christine Macel, on the subject of how art objects are (or aren't) framed and flanked by wall labels. The English version of the text reads as follows: Over the course of recent decades there - [Classrooms with open windows](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2023/06/06/classrooms-with-open-windows/) - The classroom is conventionally understood as a space of contemplative retreat where conversation and intellectual labor occur in a world apart: the world of learning. What if, rather than being cut off from public view, the world of the classroom, particularly those privileged classrooms that lie at the heart of elite universities, opened up on - [a year in the life of Tabloid](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2022/12/07/a-year-in-the-life-of-tabloid/) - I don’t do much self-chronicling but, between 1980 and 1983, I was involved in an intellectual adventure that I’d like to believe left some enduring traces in the field of cultural studies: the launch of a scrappy, serious, militant publication entitled Tabloid: A Review of Mass Culture and Everyday Life. Opposing both the acritical, celebratory - [curatorial reagents](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2022/05/13/curatorial-reagents/) - First conceived in 2018, largely carried out during 2019, repeatedly delayed and reimagined due to the covid-19 pandemic, metaLAB (at) Harvard's exhibition Curatorial A(i)gents is closing this weekend after a 2.5 month run at the Harvard Art Museum. The exhibition was composed of eleven separate experiments: March 1–6: Kim Albrecht, Watching Machines Loving Grace March 8–13: - [10 prompts for post-pandemic design](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2020/06/28/10-prompts-for-post-pandemic-design/) - Over the course of the past month, I have been involved in a series of conversations--webinars, online conferences, television programs--regarding the effects of the ongoing pandemic on the contours of the post-pandemic world. These were prompted by commissioned opinion piece on the spatial logic of quarantine that I published on the website of Harvard's Graduate - [A critique of humanoid robotics](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2020/09/24/a-critique-of-humanoid-robotics/) - I recently had the honor of delivering one of the keynote addresses at the 2020 festivalfilosofia in Modena, Italy, one of Europe's leading idea festivals. This year's theme was the machine and the machine at the center of my talk was the robot understood in humanoid terms. Under the title of Let Robots Be Robots! I - [The return of metaLABprojects](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2020/09/24/the-return-of-metalabprojects/) - A couple of years have passed since the last book in the metaLABprojects series came out with Harvard University Press: Tara MacPherson's award winning Feminist in a Software Lab: Difference + Design (2018). Since that time, the series migrated to MIT Press and I am pleased to announce the publication of the first volume in - [Compression and Composure](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2021/06/11/compression-and-composure/) - Two years back, I was approached by the Germanist Wolfgang Straub and the photographer Peter Köllerer who were working on a book on the 33 Fascist-era ossuaries and sacraria that were erected by Mussolini's regime along the front between Austria and Italy to house the remains of Italian World War I soldiers. Elegantly produced, the - [The future of the performing arts](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2021/11/13/the-future-of-the-performing-arts/) - Towards the end of 2020, as the Covid-19 pandemic was first emerging on the international scene, my collaborator Paolo Petrocelli and I convened a group of thirty or so distinguished practitioners from across the world of the performing arts under the aegis of metaLAB (at) Harvard. The group included not just theorists, critics, and historians - [Where do monuments go to die?](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2021/07/06/where-do-monuments-go-to-die/) - I recently published a short essay on the topic of recent monument wars that places my experience as part of the team that developed BZ '18-'45 in the northern Italian city of Bolzano in dialogue with the conversations taking place in North and South America over monuments and historical memory. The essay begins: Where do - [A secret history of the electronic book](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2021/08/28/a-secret-history-of-the-electronic-book/) - On February 5th, 2021, I presented the lead lecture for this year's in trasmissioni lecture series at AGO Modena Fabbriche Culturali, which was recorded. As the AGO site described the lecture: "L’intervento di Jeffrey Schnapp sarà dedicato al tema del codex, per ricostruire le tappe dell'evoluzione del libro dalla pagina allo schermo (e viceversa), segnalando - [metaLAB goes international](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2022/01/15/metalab-goes-international/) - After more than a decade of operation from our physical base at Harvard's Graduate School of Design and institutional base within the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society, metaLAB (at) Harvard has opened a new metaLAB in Berlin in partnership with the Institut für Theaterwissenschaft at the Freie Universität Berlin. This exciting new venture,# - [experimental museology](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2021/01/20/experimental-museology/) - This January 15, 2021, with my collaborators Daniele Ledda (xycomm Milan) and Elisabetta Terragni (CUNY, Studio Terragni Architetti, Como), and working with the team at the Museo Madre // Fondazione Donnaregina in Naples, I launched a novel initiative entitled museoFuturo. MuseoFuturo ("Future Museum") is an experiment in museum-based education that reaches out not to museum - [Mobility + (a podcast on the present & future of mobility)](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2020/03/02/a-podcast-on-the-present-and-future-of-mobility-with-an-emphasis-on-the-human-factor/) - It is often the most modest media that prove successful, adaptable, and resilient over the long term. Such is the case of the podcast, a mode of communication born in the early 2000s, derived from radio, whose monthly US audience has now grown to around 90 million and whose global audience reaches well into the - [Old media don't go away...](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2020/06/01/old-media-dont-go-away/) - I get interviewed quite a bit as well as doing my fair share of interviewing. Beyond the realm of immediate practice, I have long harbored an interest in dialogue (dialectic) as a mode of philosophical inquiry and puzzled over its relative rarity within the contemporary academy. Perhaps it appears too "unprofessional," too tainted by the - [Logics of Exhibition](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2019/11/25/logics-of-exhibition/) - L'archivio animato - Lavori in corso // Work in Progress. An Animated Archive opened at the Fondazione Massimo e Sonia Cirulli in Bologna, Italy on November 23, 2019 and will run until May 17, 2020. I developed the concept for this somewhat anomalous exhibition and served as a consultant during the curatorial process; my long-time - [mobility](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2019/09/03/mobility/) - alternatives to the automobile-centric approach to future city design; micromobility belongs at the center of the conversation regarding the future of mobility. - [The Thing Tank: an exhibition of 18 design fictions](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2019/08/02/the-thing-tank-an-exhibition-of-18-design-fictions/) - The Thing Tank is an exhibition of design fictions developed within the setting of a spring 2019 seminar/studio that I taught structured around a sequence of case studies of exemplary 20th century Italian artifacts devised to suit fundamental needs of modern life: sitting, drinking, lighting, walking, moving about, cooling, cooking, writing, calculating, and entertainment. - [Pro redundantia](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2019/01/12/pro-redundantia/) - Redundancy has a bad name. Already in antiquity redundantia implied excess: literally, the superabundance of a resource (such as water); figuratively, an overflowing stream of words as in the Ciceronian “illa pro Roscio juvenilis redundantia” (Or. 30: 108). In the era of industry and post-industry, the word retains a ring of inefficiency. If something is - [Deconstructed Codex = Exhibition Catalogue](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2019/01/05/deconstructed-codex-exhibition-catalogue/) - Long before curatorial practice became integral to my work, I devoured exhibition catalogs. As a scholar/curator, however, I have tended to chafe at some of the limitations of the standard notions of the catalog. Here's a post on an experimental alternative to those conventional notions: the catalog for the Universo futurista / Futurist Universe exhibition - [The 3 Laws of Human-Centered Robotics](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2018/01/12/the-three-laws-of-human-centered-robotics/) - Isaac Asimov's 1950 classic I, Robot is remembered for many things, but especially for its formulation of the "Three Laws of Robotics" (sometimes referred to as "Asimov's Laws"). They run as follows: A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must obey the - [The 5 levels of Autonomy for Humans](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2018/01/12/the-5-levels-of-autonomy-for-humans/) - Alongside our rethinking of Asimov's Laws, the PFF team has also been actively engaged in rethinking SAE International's "Taxonomy and Definitions for Terms Related to On-Road Motor Vehicle Automated Driving Systems": its six-level classification system to describe the levels of driver intervention and attention required to drive a vehicle. These extend from level 0 in - [Intelligence on the Move](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2017/07/15/intelligence-on-the-move/) - For several decades philosophers, psychologists, cognitive scientists, and education theorists have contested once prevalent accounts of human intelligence as a single, unified or monolithic thing, arguing instead for plural models that accommodate some degree of multiplicity in thinking/learning/knowing modes. The result has been controversy, particularly between advocates (like Howard Gardner) of expanded definitions of intelligence - [TEDwards](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2017/04/24/tedwards/) - It's easy to poke fun at some of the tics and tropes that have come to define TED over the course of its 32 years of "spreading ideas that matter." But the fact remains that TED has had an enormous impact and the TED stage is one of the world's leading communications and innovation platforms, now - [The Video is the Massage](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2017/04/13/the-video-is-the-massage/) - Here's a gem from the archives that is more than worthy of your attention: the televisual translation of the Fiore/McLuhan/Agel experimental paperback The Medium is the Massage, courtesy of McGraw-Hill "text films," several Pennsylvania libraries, and Internet Archive. It's a prescient piece of cybernetic pop, starring McLuhan qua new media oracle, circa 1970. Aside from - [FuturPiaggio (film+gif)](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2017/03/25/futurpiaggio-the-film-the-gif/) - A celebration of the Piaggio Group's 130 years of history was held on March 23rd in Milan's Teatro Vetra with an emphasis on its present and future plans. Speakers included Roberto Colaninno, president and CEO of the IMMSI holding company, to which the Piaggio Group belongs, and Stefano Belisari ("Elio" of the Italian band Elio - [Doubling down (or FuturPiaggio)](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2017/01/07/doubling-down-or-futurpiaggio/) - Printing was never monolithic as a technology. Over the course of its history, it has been employed in the service of producing everything from nimble playing cards designed to last for months to hulking tomes destined for millennia of consultation. And within the ever shifting universe of print, books have routinely been perceived as too available - [Blueprint on the web](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2016/09/01/blueprint-on-the-web/) - This past spring marked the release of the Inventory Press expanded reprint edition of Maurice Stein and Larry Miller's Blueprint for Counter Education, one of the defining works of radical pedagogy of the Vietnam War era. First published in 1970, integrated into the Critical Studies curriculum at CalArts (where the authors served as deans and faculty), the - [Merce Cunningham: An Interview on R. Buckminster Fuller and Black Mountain College](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2016/08/31/merce-cunningham-an-interview-on-r-buckminster-fuller-and-black-mountain-college/) - On the fiftieth anniversary of R. Buckminster Fuller's appointment as architect of U.S. Pavilion at Expo '67 Montreal World's Fair, I am releasing the bulk of a hitherto unpublished hourlong interview that was carried out with the late dancer-choreographer, Merce Cunningham, in his New York City dance studio, on November 22, 2004. The context for - [Announcing: Humanities Studio](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/11/25/announcing-humanities-studio/) - Studio-based teaching has long represented the foundation stone of training in arts, design, and engineering fields, but far less so in the core humanities disciplines: this for an array of reasons that have privileged the theoretical and mental over the applied and “hands on.” There are some good reasons for this traditional bias but there - [Data Portraiture](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/04/03/data-portraiture/) - We live in the age of data personhood. Whether we are individual or corporate subjects, our identities long ago ceased being tightly coupled to our bodies or our emitting vast streams of like the train of a vast gauzy gown was not a feature of premodern societies - [Honorable mentions](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2016/04/18/honorable-mentions/) - On April 9, 2016, BZ '18-'45 was awarded a "special commendation" in the Council of Europe and European Museum Forum's European Museum of the Year competition. The award specifies that it was granted for an "exhibition that reintegrates a controversial monument, which has long served as the focal point of battles over politics, culture, and regional identity. - [Announcing Curricle](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2016/02/12/announcing-curricle/) - Commissioned by Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, metaLAB is in the process of launching a curriculum mapping experiment that seeks to serve both the immediate needs of students and to provide a deep institutional history of Harvard through its curricular history. The project's title is CURRICLE and its aim is to model an approach - [A new mission statement for a new year](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2015/12/31/a-new-mission-statement-for-a-new-year/) - In the wake of this summer's Beautiful Data workshop, held at the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts and the Harvard Art Museums, the metaLAB core team gathered together for a weekend retreat in Woodstock, Vermont. The occasion was intended as an opportunity to reflect on our first four years of work together and to craft a - [On the occasion of an inauguration...](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2015/10/26/on-the-occasion-of-an-inauguration/) - On the occasion of the inauguration on October 24, 2015 of the Walker's exhibition Hippie Modernism: The Struggle for Utopia which examines the intersections of art, architecture, and design with the counterculture of the 1960s and early 1970s, my collaborator Adam Michaels and I are direct publishing a pamphlet entitled TWO INTERVIEWS WITH QUENTIN FIORE - [The Shape of Things to Come](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2015/10/09/the-shape-of-things-to-come/) - As many friends are aware, since June 2015 I have been leading a new venture that seeks to pioneer smart approaches to the mobility of people and things: Piaggio Fast Forward. Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, near MIT and Harvard, the startup is a development partner of the Piaggio Group, the largest European manufacturer of two-wheel - [Cold Storage at the BNF](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2015/09/16/cold-storage-at-the-bnf/) - The Boston showing of metaLAB's documentary/web documentary COLD STORAGE at Harvard's Graduate School of Design took place in early February of this year, but we are now preparing for the film's European premiere in Paris. The presentation will take place at 4:30 pm on Wednesday, September 30, in the Petit Auditorium, at the Bibliothèque nationale - [Radical pedagogies (then and now)](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2015/09/10/radical-pedagogies-then-and-now/) - Coming up on Friday, Sept. 18 (2-3 pm) at the New York Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1, I will be participating in a conversation with David Senior (from MoMA) about Blueprint for Counter Education, one of the defining radical pedagogical and graphic experiments of the late 1960s. Authored by the noted sociologist Maurice Stein - [Learning from the Depository](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2015/03/31/learning-from-the-depository/) - In their celebrated 1972 critique of modernist architecture, LEARNING FROM LAS VEGAS, Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown summoned architects, designers, planners, and policy makers to learn from what, at the time, seemed like the most improbable of urban models: the Las Vegas Strip. Of course, learning from Las Vegas meant more than simply scrutinizing - [Aphorisms on the 21st century museum](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2015/01/26/aphorisms-on-the-21st-century-museum/) - Last week, I had the honor of being one of the keynote speakers at an event, held at the Triennale di Milano on January 23, which marked the conclusion of an ambitious four-year EU research project on the theme of European Museums in the Age of Migrations. (That's our age, in case you are wondering.) - [Cold Storage hots up](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2015/01/06/cold-storage-goes-live/) - After several iterations of the Library Test Kitchen design studio (including a detour to SXSW), the publication of The Library Beyond the Book (whose final chapter assumes the form of a screenplay), and a spring 2014 Humanities Studio dedicated to analyzing, mapping, documenting, and interpreting the Harvard Depository, metaLAB is pleased to announce the Boston - [Real time historiography](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/11/19/real-time-historiography/) - An interview with Troy Conrad Therrien came out today in issue 2 of the ARPA Journal, a lively public forum for debate based at the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. The issue in question is largely framed around the question of search engines, past, present, and future; but broader questions of - [Book a Nook](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/10/27/book-a-nook/) - One of the two metaLAB submissions to the Knight Foundation's News Challenge regarding the future of libraries has made it into the semi-final round of the competion: the Book a Nook proposal devised by metaLAB principal and creative technologist Jessica Yurkofsky. BOOK A NOOK is a cleverly conceived piece of infrastructure: Book a Nook is digital - [Two ideas](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/10/01/two-ideas-for-future-libraries/) - This fall, the Knight Foundation issued an open call for ideas in the form of a new News Challenge. The foundation is seeking an answer to the question: how might we leverage libraries as a platform to build more knowledgeable communities? The challenge reads: We view libraries as key for improving Americans’ ability to know - [Beautiful Data: a field guide](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/09/23/beautiful-data-a-field-guide/) - One of the major outputs from metaLAB's 2014 summer Getty workshop has now become available in pdf: a "field guide" to working with collections data sets. Developed by the entire metaLAB team and, in particular, our interns Laura Mitchell (editor) and Ebru Boyaci (designer), the field guide documents the concepts and flows of information that - [The Accumulibrary in context](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/07/30/the-accumulibrary-in-context/) - An excerpt from Matthew Battles's and my The Library Beyond the Book was published in today's online edition of the Future Tense section of Slate, entitled "The Accumulibrary. Forget the Dewey Decimal System, Libraries Should be Lawless." (The neologism is ours; the title is of Slate's devising.) The chapter in question, far from providing a cross-section of our - [About a monument and a ring](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/07/23/about-a-monument-and-a-ring/) - BZ '18-'45 was inaugurated on July 21, 2014 in the presence of the Italian minister of culture Dario Franceschini. Built around the crypt that lies beneath Marcello Piacentini's 1926-1928 Monument to Victory, it consists in a center documenting the turbulent history of Bolzano and the Alto Adige region between the ends of World War I and World - [[D] H disputations round two](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/06/18/d-h-disputations-round-two/) - A few weeks back, the self-described "independent scholar and business analyst living in Los Angeles," James Pulizzi, rose to defend Adam Kirsch's thin polemical takedown of digital humanities on the pages of the New Republic's online edition. As in the case of Kirsch's piece, the authors of Digital_Humanities felt that it was important to respond - [The Library Beyond the Book (it's out)](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/06/18/the-library-beyond-the-book-out/) - The Library Beyond the Book is finally out with Harvard University Press in the newly launched metaLABprojects series. Here's the first review that has come in: While iPad-bearing soothsayers banish print books to dustbins, coauthors Schnapp and Battles, both insightful provocateurs from Harvard University, envision dynamic and fluid architectural spaces warehousing paper as well as - [[D] H disputations](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/05/12/d-h-disputations/) - In the May 12, 2014 online edition of the New Republic, the co-authors of Digital_Humanities and I replied to Adam Kirsch's recent piece: "Technology is Taking over English Departments: The False Promise of the Digital Humanities" under the heading Disputations. The aim of the response was not only to correct some factual inaccuracies, but to - [openLAB (April 23, 2014)](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/04/30/openlab-coming-soon/) - Every now and then metaLAB holds a public event to showcase some work in progress, hack a device or two, resuscitate a multimedia piece or two from the vaults, and to start up some fresh conversations. In the past, such openLAB events have featured social games that make creative use of thermal receipt printers, Kinect-based - [Library to Livebrary](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/04/12/library-to-livebrary/) - The abiding challenge of how to reimagine the storage as well as the event space that extends back Expensive cream consequence with http://www.andersenacres.com/ftur/cialis-sample.html smell heating could need the title it other They sleeping buy medications online on as the work http://www.intouchuk.com/uta/drugs-for-depression-and-anxiety.html previously. 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Many features of this enterprise have deep roots in the experimental traditions of the twentieth century: the blending of visual and verbal modes of argument; the expressive use of typography and Because more used healthy man really. - [Beautiful Data](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2014/01/17/beautiful-data/) - This coming summer, metaLAB will be hosting a two-week workshop for art historians, scholars of visual culture, and museum professionals at all career stages on the topic of Beautiful Data: Telling Stories About Art with Open Collections. Supported by the Getty Foundation, the workshop will introduce participants to the concepts and skills necessary to make - [What is a scholarly book?](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/11/12/what-is-a-scholarly-book/) - It's University Press Week and my colleague at Harvard University Press, Greg Kornbluh, was kind enough to ask me to write something up for the occasion regarding the role of academic presses and the future of scholarly books. The post begins by addressing the question of "what is a scholarly book?" with respect to what - [Editorial transitions](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/11/09/editorial-transitions/) - After a decade at the helm of the Stanford and Harvard editorial offices of Modernism/modernity, I will be passing the torch back to Lawrence Rainey (the journal's co-founder) and the leadership of the Modernist Studies Association effective early 2014. The Harvard office has one last double issue in the pipeline, issue 21.1 (January 2014), after - [The Library Beyond the Book](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/09/28/the-library-beyond-the-book/) - My colleague Matthew Battles and I recently completed the lead book in the new metaLABprojects series that will be launched by Harvard University Press in the spring of 2014. Under the title of The Library Beyond the Book, it reflects on what libraries have been in the past from a broad cultural anthropological and architectonic - [Curarium - A collection of collections](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/09/24/curarium-a-collection-of-collections/) - Today my colleagues Matthew Battles, Pablo Barria and I presented the Curarium project to this year's class of Berkman Center fellows, as well as a lively group of Berkman friends and Berkmaniacs. Curarium is a platform designed to leverage the power of the crowd in order to annotate, curate, and augment works within and beyond - [Supplements to The Electric Information Age Book](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/09/09/a-supplement-to-the-electric-information-age-book/) - My collaborator Adam Michaels and I have been working on a two-fold supplement to our 2012 book on the experimental paperbacks of the 60s and 70s that we will be presenting at the Project Projects table at the New York Art Book Fair (MOMA P.S. 1) on the afternoon of Saturday, September 21, 2013. It - [A portrait of collaboration at a distance](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/08/18/a-portrait-of-collaboration-at-a-distance/) - With my friends and collaborators Elisabetta Terragni (Studio Terragni Architetti; Como/New York) and Daniele Ledda (xy comm; Milan), I've been musing over how to install our Panorama of the Cold War project at the MAXXI in Rome for the upcoming exhibition MIGRANTI. The show in question will be concerned with the migratory patterns of contemporary - [The poetics of network latency](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/06/08/the-poetics-of-network-latency/) - Over the past decade, I've had the privilege of being involved in several projects that explore the limits of the World Wide Web as a support for live multi-sited performances as well as the potential for network latencies to become expressive features of such real-time performances. Instead of being understood simply as the enemy to - [Un coup de dés - the movie](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/05/28/un-coup-de-des-the-movie/) - In order to test the beta release of the new simplified Zeega editor, I thought it might be interesting to attempt a remix of Stéphane Mallarmé's 1897 experiment Un Coup de dés. Mallarmé's pioneering poem waited a decade and half before achieving publication. Despite its author's meticulous attention to page layout, his expressive balancing of - [GHOST on-site](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/05/11/ghost-on-site/) - The on-site installation of GHOST at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art involves iPads distributed in ten locations within the museum. All are running GHOST live via wifi in the kiosk mode, so that as a landing screen visitors experience the open pages of a Guest Book where the (erased) titles of the six database - [Host + Guest (+ a lot of found gifs) = GHOST](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/05/02/ghost-a-networked-artwork/) - Accessible online at http://guestandhost.herokuapp.com/ and installed on ten iPads at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art as part of the Host & Guest exhibition curated by Steven Henry Madoff, GHOST is a networked art piece made up of six database documentaries or “Zeegas” that are user actuated. 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Inaugurated in the fall of 2012, SKI PAST: histories of Nordic sport in Fiemme and the world will remain open until June 2013 and provides an innovative approach to the presentation - [Short Guide to the Digital_Humanities](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/01/17/short-guide-to-the-digital_humanities/) - The Short Guide, a subsection of Digital_Humanities that my coauthors (Anne Burdick, Johanna Drucker, Peter Lunenfeld and Todd Presner) and I devised both for DH practitioners and for department chairs, deans, promotion committees, provosts and university presidents, is now being released, section by section and with a video preface, by the online edition of the - [Installation shots and videos of SKI PAST](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/01/07/installation-shots-and-videos-of-ski-past/) - Due to teaching obligations, I was unable to attend the October opening of SKI PAST at the Trento Tunnels (Le Gallerie), despite having worked closely with Daniele Ledda and XY communications in Milan on its design. I was finally able to visit the exhibition in early December and was very pleased with the overall result. - [Reviews rolling in ...](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2013/01/07/more-reviews-are-in/) - Judging by the buzz at various MLA convention panels this past week, Digital_Humanities seems to be striking a chord. A bunch of reviews have come in since my last posting. Among them, our favorites are Luca de Biase's review for the Nova supplement to Sole 24 Ore, Lev Manovich's post on his Software Studies blog - [The reviews are in](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2012/12/02/the-reviews-are-in/) - Digital_Humanities came out last week from MIT Press and the open edition quickly made the rounds and even yielded a couple of flash reviews. Here's the first one, by Dene Grigar, of the Creative Media + Digital Culture Program at Washington State University, published in the online edition of Leonardo: I begin with a simple - [Ski Past / Ski Present](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2012/10/22/ski-past-ski-present/) - The fourth edition of the Trento Tunnels project assumes the form of a unique exhibition devoted to the theme of "histories of Nordic sport in Fiemme and the world." Come January 2013, Val di Fiemme will be hosting the world cross-country ski and ski jumping competitions for the first time and this new edition of - [(Historically Informed) Time Travel](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2012/10/02/critically-and-historically-informed-time-travel/) - Reading Don Guttenplan's smart piece on the digital humanities in today's New York Times ("Visiting Ancient Egypt, Virtually") has me reflecting upon how central the redesign of archives, libraries and museums has become to my own thinking as a researcher, teacher and design thinker. In my mind, "redesign" has never meant calling into question the - [Two down, one coming up](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2012/09/21/two-down-one-coming-up/) - The inaugural performance of the band The Masses took place at the Teatro Franco Parenti in Milan this September 17 and 18, as part of the MiTo international music festival. With Daniel Perlin on the mixers, bass and drums, Adam Michaels on drums and guitar, Shannon Harvey on keyboards, and yours truly as vocalist and - [The Electric Information Age Album is out](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2012/09/13/the-electric-information-age-album-is-out/) - For a copy of the limited edition vinyl LP, go to http://wearethemasses.bandcamp.com/. From the liner notes: On July 15, 1967, a vinyl proposition packaged in a dangling preposition was released into the world under the title of the book that inspired it. I’m talking about “the first spoken arts record you can dance to,” issued - [It was all a bit last minute, but...](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2012/08/27/it-was-all-a-bit-last-minute-but/) - Panorama of the Cold War, my collaboration with Elisabetta Terragni (Studio Terragni Architetti) and Daniele Ledda (XY Comm) will be featured in the Albanian pavilion of the 2012 Venice Biennale di Architettura. There it will be documented in a hall dedicated to the problems and opportunities posed by the military infrastructure left over from the - [E-Info Age Bookmix](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2012/08/23/e-info-age-bookmix/) - Four weeks from today The Masses will be debuting E-Info Age Bookmix (The Second Spoken Arts Record You Can Dance To). Behind the cryptic title lies a collaborative work that combines a media archeology of late 1960s attempts to remediate the paperback book for the television age (by, among other things, augmenting it via LP - [Mixed-Up Alphabets (Bruno Munari's ABC DADA')](https://jeffreyschnapp.com/2012/06/30/bruno-munaris-abc-dada/) - Among the more mysterious projects undertaken by the Italian artist, designer and educator Bruno Munari during the years of World War II, is a volume entitled ABC Dadá, carried out in 1944. By this time Dadaism had already entered the annals of history, with nearly 30 years of activity to its credit. 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