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COVER STORY
Technology
Kurt Andersen and composer and MIT Media Lab scientist
Tod Machover talk about the convergence of art and digital technology.
  Glitch
Music
A look at electronic music taken to the extreme, using
only computer-generated beeps and hums. Produced by Steve Nelson.
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to Kid 606 website
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to Warp Records website
 Merce
Cunningham
The 82-year-old modern dance master
describes what happened when he began choreographing on a PC. Produced
by Kerrie Hillman. Photo by Jack Mitchell.
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to Merce's official website
Go
to Merce Cunningham's Living Sketchbook
Analog
Or Digital?
A writer, film editor, and graphic designer admit their
ambivalent relationships to technology. Produced by Sara Fishko.
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to Milton Glaser, Inc website
Go
to New York Times page on Joyce Carol Oates
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to Austin Chronicle article on Chip Kidd
SPECIAL GUEST
 Tod
Machover
Tod Machover is a composer and Professor of Music &
Media at MIT's Media Laboratory. His music uses highly eclectic combinations
of electronic and acoustic sound, and his compositions have been performed
around the world. His future projects include a new opera, Twelve Looney
Tones: Schoenberg in Hollywood and the Toy Symphony.
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to Tod's website
Go
to MIT media lab page
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Commentary
Who's the new Brahms?
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Design
For The Real World
This Oscar weekend, graphic designer Michael
Bierut proposes a new award the Academy should give out -- a statuette
for typefaces.
Sound
Portrait
Typing Explosion. Three Seattle women improvise
and write poems collectively, in costume, on-demand, and on-stage with
props that include typewriters, horns, bells and whistles. Produced
by Harriet Baskas.
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Typing Explosion for show dates
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to Seattle Post-Intelligencer article
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to show description
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