Each year, Savannah’s PULSE Art + Technology Festival draws thousands of people to the Telfair Museums Jepson Center. Locals and visitors get a glimpse into the future amid immersive installations […]
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PULSE offers ‘Stranger Visions’ into our DNA
If you had to trace every instance of your DNA being left behind, could you do it? Would you want to know?
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The PULSE Effect
SAVANNAH MAY be famous for its historic preservation of the past, but for the past 11 years, it’s served as the cutting edge between art and technology. It makes sense […]
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PULSE’s Daniel Rozin: Man Behind the Mirrors
Rozin has turned himself into a “hybrid person”: part programmer, part engineer, all artist.
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PULSE will see you in just a GIF
“GIFs have become a response to the quick-scrolling culture we find ourselves a part of daily”
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SCAD alum Roberto Carlos Lange brings the bilingual, tinsel-clad world of Helado Negro to PULSE
Talented in a variety of artistic disciplines, Lange’s live show is a multisensory sensation
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PULSE: Apalachicola Night Anomaly
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY Professor of Digital Arts Keith Roberson —k-roberson is his digital handle—uses all kinds of technology in his work, from 3D rendering to drones equipped with high-def cameras. […]
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PULSE: GIF Festival
UNDER the auspices of Art Rise Savannah, the first annual GIF Festival will be a part of this weekend’s PULSE Festival at the Jepson Center. Dozens of entries will explore […]
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PULSE Festival: Ross Fish
‘It’s like Legos with sound. You can rearrange what you’re hearing in real time.’
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PULSE’s Mark Dixon: ‘There’s a serious lack of control in this stuff’
At this year’s PULSE, Dixon brings a two-pronged performance: creating a drum machine/turntable of sorts (“Rhythm 1001”) using only analog/mechanical technology, and “Elsewhere’s Roof,” which incorporates and amplifies the totally random sounds of dripping water.
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Cherish the ladies
LOTS OF PROGRESSIVE, forward-thinking stuff going on in our little area these days: Chatham County just passed a smoking ban like the one in the City of Savannah. The Telfair […]
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Boyz will be Noize
Not since Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music has noise–as–art danced this close to the mainstream. Kunal Gupta, Tristan Perich and Katie Shima, collectively known as The Loud Objects, have become […]