Author Archives: Ken

“A History of the Sky” in Architectural Exhibit in Murcia, Spain

I was recently contacted by the Martin Lejarraga architectural studio, asking if they could include video from “A History of the Sky” in an exhibition about public space and architecture in Murcia, Spain. The results are quite nice and can … Continue reading

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Hackerspace Challenge

Another project I’ve been working on with Popular Mechanics and Radio Shack has been organizing a hacking competing between two hackerspaces. One space is on the East Coast (Artisan’s Asylum in Somerville, MA), and the other is on the West … Continue reading

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Another Video for Radio Shack: DIY Time-Lapse

Here’s another in the series of Radio Shack DIY videos I’ve been working on. This one is about building your own intervalometer (a device that controls the shutter of a camera for shooting time-lapse). Update: The full build instructions are … Continue reading

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My Home Workshop

Here’s an article Gizmodo posted about my tiny home workshop-in-a-pantry.

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The Biowall

A couple of my time-lapse pieces are playing on The BioWall, an outdoor public space art and education video installation featuring non-commercial, life sciences, artistic and educational programming, located in Silver Spring, Maryland (on Cameron St. near Spring St.). The … Continue reading

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Vote for “A History of the Sky” for the Vimeo Festival + Awards

Update: Voting has ended so the voting links no longer work. Thanks to all those who voted! My time-lapse project, A History of the Sky, has been shortlisted in the “experimental” category of the 2012 Vimeo Festival and Awards. If … Continue reading

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Arduino Intervalometer

Update: The full build instructions are available on the intervalometer project page on the Radio Shack DIY web site. I recently built this Arduino-based camera remote/intervalometer: It uses a really simple interface: you dial in the speed you want, referring … Continue reading

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Ninja from Die Antwoord at FIFTY24SF

Time-lapse shoot of Ninja painting the walls of Upper Playground’s FIFTY24SF gallery. The video will end up here.

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Pan-Lapse Projections for Open Make at the Exploratorium, this Saturday

The Exploratorium has a great series of events they put on in collaboration with Make Magazine and Pixar. They’re having another this Saturday from 10AM to 2PM, and the theme is time. I’ll have my multi-projector setup showing some of … Continue reading

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Some Press

I got a bit of coverage for some of my time-lapse projects lately. The Atlantic, KQED’s Climate Watch, and The Bay Citizen did write-ups on my History of the Sky project, and I did a phone interview with Discovery.com, which … Continue reading

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