Here's my giant set of photos from the ITP Spring Show 2008 @ NYU, a two-day festival of interactive sight, sound and technology from the student artists.

If you're in the NYC area you can still check it out Tuesday, May 13 from 5 to 9pm at ITP.

Over the next day+ we will be posting some of the projects (photos, videos and more) - but for now, feel free to poke around on what photos I took.

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This is an interesting way to make a thermal wall for those really sunny windows in your home. I really like the idea of adding plants to the water, but I am not sure how they will break down over time, it might turn into a mess. [Thanks gnomic]

Learn more about making a Thermal WaterWall

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Great video from the Wall Street Journal video called "Remaking making" all about Maker Faire!

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This CD rack looks really good (if somewhat kitsch) and is not rocket science to make. You just have to measure stuff properly and be careful while you work, or, like me, you will have to start again three times.


What you need

15 CDs
1 5mm threaded rob (usually sold in 1m lengths)
8 5mm hex nuts
...

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Unicycling is fun and for everyone. While only a few people can ride it, it can intrigue many. As the word suggests Uni, one, Cycle, wheeled transport, a one wheeled means of transport. While people may think of clowns in a circus that is not the case. People don"t know if it is fun, weird, ...

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When I was very young I was treated to sushi for the first time in Little Tokyo in Los Angeles. I remember it fondly because I was amazed at the sushi bar's method of serving, small, multicolored plates of sushi on a conveyor belt continuously rolled by my toddler level eyes.

Honestly a bit afraid...

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When I was very young I was treated to sushi for the first time in Little Tokyo in Los Angeles. I remember it fondly because I was amazed at the sushi bar's method of serving, small, multicolored plates of sushi on a conveyor belt continuously rolled by my toddler level eyes.

Honestly a bit afraid...

By: dizzytired
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aka. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, v1.0 :)

This Instructable will set out how to construct what I believe to be a unique implementation of Wikipedia in an offline, portable device. It involves installing a stripped-down distribution of Linux on a Psion 5mx handheld, and installing a static...

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aka. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, v1.0 :)

This Instructable will set out how to construct what I believe to be a unique implementation of Wikipedia in an offline, portable device. It involves installing a stripped-down distribution of Linux on a Psion 5mx handheld, and installing a static...

By: PKM
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Fake books are awesome, am I right? Here's how to make one out of everyday objects. Hope you like it!


What you need

Most of these things you can find around the house, except maybe the strapping tape.

So, you will need:

A book sized box (I used a box a cell phone came in)
Another, bigger, box...

By: Sunbanks
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