Issue No. 2
Cover by Joel Swanson; Harrell on identity and poetry; Colbert's Shear Design; Borevitz on PPPP; Dragulescu's Havoc; Trifonova's Of Marmots; Matt Hope's Hornmassive; Deegan on Caltranzit's Taxi Babel; and Neil Suber on Super Cell Sound System.
Contributors
- Joel Swanson — Scale Cover #2 (2004)
- D. Fox Harrell — Algebra of Identity: Skin of Wind, Skin of Streams, Skin of Shadows, Skin of Vapor (UCSD Computer Science and Engineering)
- Corrie Colbert — Shear Design (the human hand versus power-driven clippers)
- Brad Borevitz — Post Mortem: Reexamining the Exhibition Paradigm Proliferation Promiscuity Perversion (on the PPPP show at UCSD)
- Alex Dragulescu — Havoc (pathfinding death loops hacked from Civilization 3)
- Temenuga Trifonova — Of Marmots (prose fiction)
- New Media Ghetto — newmediaghetto.org (2004)
- Matt Hope — Hornmassive and 3 Speaker Plans (mobile horn sculpture and loudspeaker build diagrams)
- Patrick W. Deegan — Lost in Translation: Caltranzit's Taxi Babel (review of the border performance)
- Neil Stuber — Earwitness account of the Super Cell Sound System (Patrick Miller, CLASS:C, and acoustic ecology)
- Neil Stuber — Perfect SUV (2004)
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SCALE Vol. 1 No. 2 — February 2004
February 29, 2004
SCALE Vol. 1 No. 2 continues the monthly run from UCSD—essays and projects on computation, culture, and performance.