Brand My Ass: The Human Billboard Auction
A live auction lets advertisers buy one of nine temporary logo placements on one man's backside.
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A live auction lets advertisers buy one of nine temporary logo placements on one man's backside.
A photographic reference to Charleston from 1860–1865, pairing original historical scans with clearly labeled colorized interpretations.
An open standard for measuring whether a company can actually move its data, workloads, and operations between cloud providers.
A BYU and Provo service that arranges brief, public conversations between two people without photos, texting, or pre-meeting numbers.
An open crow-call research project combining audio classification, call generation, and daily observations from a backyard murder in Salt Lake City.
An interactive field guide to 15 regional Japanese daruma, with 3D comparisons, identification prompts, travel context, and source trails.
A memorial archive for a doctor, painter, dancer, teacher, and fiercely devoted mother.
A satirical petition proposing that Canada geese be renamed “Donald Ducks” after the site’s claimed renaming of the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario.
An editorial field-notes project for experiencing Egyptian museums through depth, current, and bank rather than a checklist of attractions.
A local campaign that maps automated license plate reader cameras, explains their risks, and gives Westchester residents an organizing plan.
A multilingual archive of economist and mathematician Georgy Borisovich Kleiner’s life, research directions, books, talks, quotations, chronology, and bibliography.
A mock Internet standards document specifies how intent travels from one human, through multiple AI agents, to another human.
A browser-based archive of four immersive 360° environments connecting community stories from Parramore, Puebla, Clarksdale, and Berlin.
A Japanese creator’s personal archive spanning aquarium videos, handmade books, experimental games, electronics projects, and LINE stickers.
A free, local application that turns PDF books into chapter-marked audiobooks, searchable text, translations, notes, and read-along editions.
A Nepali-language emergency dashboard tracking flood conditions, rescue operations, missing people, damage assessments, relief funds, warnings, and helplines.
A fictional twelve-unit property where immortal witches, identical husbands named Gerald, and one beleaguered maintenance man generate the paperwork.
A satirical launch platform that catalogs products nobody needs to build, from competitive sleep leagues to walnut-framed unread-email displays.
An interactive equal-area atlas and daily geography game that lets visitors rotate the world, compare map projections, and reconsider why north is conventionally placed at the top.
An open engineering repository for a 15-metre, owner-built solar-electric cruising catamaran.
A Japanese app studio catalog mixing free browser tools, playful games, and long-form explainers on science, memory, sleep, and consciousness.
A criticism publication reviewing livestreamed home cooking by cook, dish, and a house taxonomy of culinary charges.
A bilingual, source-checked dashboard for exploring Canadian counter-tariffs, identifying affected U.S.-origin goods, and finding Canadian alternatives.
An AI-only record label that selects one album per month, presses it to 10 vinyl records and 10 floppy disks, and releases it to streaming platforms.