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Last year New York University announced an agreement to create an independent research university in Shanghai. The first program to be offered at this new Chinese campus will be the Interactive Telecommunications Program, or better known as simply ITP. According … Continue reading →

Who knew? NYU has a has an academic department devoted to the study of games. The NYU Game Center is connected with–not surprisingly–The Tisch School of the Arts, and has a quest to study game playing as a “cultural form … Continue reading →

Even the iconic Wooden Mirror had gone completely virtual. Maybe it was me, but this wintry NYU ITP show seemed to be less physically endowed than this school’s last public event held in the Spring. There were fewer spinning gears … Continue reading →

NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program exists at that oft-referred-to intersection of art and technology. At their semi-annual shows, the public gets to see how students have made imaginative use of wires, pulleys, solenoids, robots, Kinect boxes, video projectors, and the occasional … Continue reading →

Last night, NYU’s ITP program put on its vernal show of student projects. I couldn’t resist. I made the trip to lower Broadway to see solenoids, DC motors, pulleys, gears, transformers, cameras, OR gates, laser-etched plexiglass, magnets, propellers, large touch … Continue reading →