Clever Data Visualizations
Check it: 1.] The evolution of western dance music over the last century…in 20 seconds (via my friend Seng, photographer extraordinaire): 2.] Sarah ILlenberger‘s sculpture/photography approach (I love her work):
Author Archives: Teresa Brazen
A Handy Tip for the Easily Distracted
The perfect remedy for a highly, highly distracted state. Miranda July: The Future on Nowness.com. From the film Miranda July: The Future The Artist and Filmmaker Presents An Exclusive Vignette Inspired By Her Magical New Film Miranda July dreams up an idiosyncratic solution to the interruptions of modern life in “A Handy Tip for [...]
Settle Down
This, my friends, is a very clever, catchy music video and song. I love the music video format because there are so few constraints, so much opportunity to be creative.
i (heart) marco brambilla
I mean, come ON. Marco Brambilla, your work blows my mind. My friends, see for yourself, in three steps: 1.] Begin here, with Kanye West’s music video, Power: 2.] Then check out Marco’s ridiculous (in a good way) video installation, “Civilization, in the elevator of The Standard hotel in New York City (I am chastising [...]
Open House
A nod to analog communication methods. An appreciation for making things. A desire for connection. A love story. Film productions stills
On Film, Women, and Priviledge
This week is apparently the week of stumbling upon fascinating articles. Here are two: On the difference between Good Dogs and Dogs That Need a Newspaper Smack. ‘Thelma & Louise’: The Last Great Film About Women
How to be Alone
A video by fiilmaker, Andrea Dorfman, and poet/singer/songwriter, Tanya Davis.
Intentional Environments [Article for UX Magazine]
This article I wrote for UX Magazine about intentionally designing your work environment just got published – please enjoy and share! Teresa
Telling an Old Story New
The Holocaust Listen: Podcast on Radio Johnny An interview with Mark Rothman, Executive Director, Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust Show length: 29 minutes The Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust is the oldest such museum in the United States. Established in 1961 by a group of Holocaust survivors, the museum lost its home in [...]
Intentional Environments: Designing a Culture of Co-creation
Just gave this talk with Kate Rutter at Adaptive Path’s UX Week Conference. SYNOPSIS Design doesn’t happen inside a vacuum. It happens inside teams, inside the context of relationships, inside physical spaces, inside organizations with very particular cultures. Ignore that intricate ecosystem, and you might as well give your project a death sentence. Teresa Brazen [...]
