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Let’s not forget that GOP nominee Romney once called Tesla one of President Obama’s “failures” during a presidential debate! Yeah, right… that’s the kind of “failure” that most companies can only dream of becoming!

Like a favorite reading chair or spot on the couch, office chairs should be held to the highest standard. After all, many of us spend more time at our desks than anywhere else. That said, not all office chairs are created equal, especially when it comes to quality and design.

Software isn’t as flashy as the Tesla, but it’s a car for driving around, not a rolling media centre.

ON THE AIR is a new series that presents works made by artists for broadcast television. This ongoing survey will showcase experiments undertaken by artists and visionary producers beginning in the late 1960s at public television stations like WGBH in Boston, KQED in San Francisco, and WNET in New York. Rather than a video art survey, or a series of films that feature television imagery or the manipulation of CRT monitors, this project will showcase work created by artists explicitly for over-the-air broadcast on television to a public audience. We’re thrilled to partner with Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI) for this very special variety show program, presented in conjunction with the exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, "Broadcasting: EAI at ICA," on view February 2-March 25, 2018. This program will unearth some of the best, most bizarre, and most entertaining works that artists have broadcast on television, from experiments with purchased airtime to unannounced broadcast interventions. Expect surprises, oddities, and the unclassifiable. The program will feature work by: Ernie Kovacs Lynn Hershman Leeson Chris Burden Stan Douglas Dara … (read more)

Her new project for the New Museum takes the form of an ongoing action with live performers and one holographic performer. The project approaches the concept of presence in an expanded sense, focusing in particular on its increasing dispersion. In Pirici’s ongoing action—conceived especially for the New Museum’s South Galleries—presence is revealed in a variety of ways: as physical body as well as artificial stand-in, avatar, and ghost, taking on the character of a memorial or monument; as image and abstraction of the living subject into quantifiable, monetizable data; and as the expanded life of "dead" objects in museum collections—using the presence of live performers to challenge their stable state and static interpretation. This new work continues Pirici’s recent interrogations into the collective body through choreographies that link different temporal and spatial events in real time. In the work, performers embody amalgamated parts, intersecting with each other yet separately manipulable. Pirici’s project attempts to enact the dispersion of presence and to comment on contemporary processes of abstraction that separate sign from substance and image from material support. Prop… (read more)

ATTACK OF THE SLIPPER ROOM’S MOVIE MONDAYS! Our new monthly movie night, featuring film and video works by artists we love. Free admission, free popcorn. Films by Weirdos TV (Jeremy Halpern), the Happy Hour Trio (Ambrose Martos, Matt Morgan, Mark Gindick), Jane Stiles, Adrian Buckmaster, and Isaac Gerard; fan-favorite holiday music video from the Stilette-Hoes; 3-D Monster Girl photo slide show from Caleb Oglesby. Free admission, free popcorn, free 3-D glasses!

I’m also upset with the lousy streaming service, podcasts service (no way to queue things up and subscribe as far as I can tell), and phone UI. Fixing the phone UI would make me not care about the other two. Fixing the other two would make me not care about the phone UI.

Astronomy Club believes that the best way to overcome racial oppression is to identify it and satirize it. With the help of a special guest Monologist, along with short interviews from audience members, we’re taking stories- from a person of any race- where race played a factor. It could be the first moment you realized someone was being racist to you. Or that moment in the office when you mistook someone for someone else because they’re the same race. Or even that time when you yourself used your white privilege or played the "black card"- you get the idea! Come share your stories on race, and watch as we create a hilarious improvised set *and* solve racism once and for all!

“I chose a deep bluish black for the walls, crown molding and built-in shelving,” Cotter Dorazil explained. “I incorporated varied textures, and objects in contrasting lighter hues keep the room from feeling too dark. The kitchen space leant itself to dual islands that are accented with quartz countertops and a waterfall edge detail on both. I decided to capture the alcove created by the stairwell with a customized banquette as a dining nook. The pantry becomes an extension of the kitchen with custom cabinetry and a simple cased opening separating the two spaces.”

“We sell about 12,000 tickets, and at the Snow Ball in November, we give the home and car away. All of the tickets are audited and accounted for as they go into the giant drum, and we spin it on stage at the ball. Year-to-year we have someone independent that draws the winner. It’s fun to have the winner in the room (since) they are usually in shock. Some fantastic people have won over the years.”

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The flexibility of this cold pack is what truly makes it a convenient, effective treatment for stiff necks and shoulders (and other body parts, as well). The pack contains gel that stays cold for hours, and it bends and contorts to perfectly fit your body and provide relief where you need it. The pack comes in four sizes: standard, oversize, half-size, and neck contour.