Riffing on Books, Life, Arts & Sciences
by interactive new media author & artist Terry Bailey
Writer Virginia Woolf watched her own mind. She had plenty of time to do so as she was sent to bed by doctors who, in the 19th century, prescribed the reverse cure to depression […]
In the previous post I gave an example of listening to my unconscious – or what I might call my “key tracking mind app” in that particular case, if I am to draw upon Robert […]
If my Other Mother, Esther, had not passed away two days before this concert, I would have recorded some of it for you. As it was, it was the best I could do to give […]
I have so many stories to continue now! I will post more images of my Digital Eclectic art show, which runs through June 17 and had its reception last week. I will get back […]
“The moral of this book is that we are made of art and science . . . .any description of the brain requires both cultures, art and science.” (Jonah Lehrer, Proust Was a Neuroscientist, X) […]
I discovered that my rock animation was too big (used too much memory) to run on my Android phone. So, I had to spend today reducing the size of it (see animation below in last […]
[/kml_flashembed] This (Flash) animation is the annotation for the essay I will post next, riffing on Proust Was a Neuroscientist. See you with that next week! I humbly thank all my readers in the world […]
[/kml_flashembed] I read lots of books. Some of them I don’t mention here. Since one of the topics I have studied and taught is branding and cognitive theory, I know that even a negative review […]
(I continue my riffing on Proust was a Neuroscientist by Jonah Lehrer. You will need a Flash enabled WEB browser or mobile device to see the animation below) targetclass=”flashmovie”] [/kml_flashembed] If something can’t be quantified […]
You know, Einstein didn’t “discover” all his theories through laboratory experimentation. He thought. He used his imagination (what would I see if I rode a light beam?) to conjure them. Didn’t Newton sit under an […]