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Pickle-Rampe, the pickle who keeps turning up in history
A richly illustrated fictional dossier tracking a silent, brined figure through bars, film parodies, alleged scandals, sports sponsorships, and a timeline that refuses to contain him.
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PIGEON EYE: A Pigeon Nervous System Looks at the Web
A live browser-vision simulation sends web pages through a scaled pigeon brain and turns its motor activity into cursor movement.
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The Pink Blob Times
A satirical newspaper for a civilization of small pink biscuits, covering crumb shortages, parliamentary floor trouble, surveillance, science, and culture.
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1877
Real Leonida Maps GTA VI onto Florida
An unofficial travel guide matching Grand Theft Auto VI's fictional Leonida to real Florida places, regions, routes, and day trips.
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1878
Andrew Murray Robertson’s First World War Archive
A searchable digital archive of a Canadian engineer’s 1915–1918 diary, letters, photographs, documents, places, and wartime movements.
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1879
SendHugs Gives Shared Memories Somewhere to Gather
A free nonprofit tool for making a page about one person, where friends and family can send stories, photos, and notes.
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The Shape of Intelligence
An interactive exhibition tracing artificial intelligence from Turing and the Dartmouth workshop to GPT-4, Claude, and the EU AI Act.
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1881
The Sphere of Pythagoras
A bilingual interactive reconstruction of a medieval name oracle, using a name, weekday, and lunar age to produce a prognostic result.
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SPIDERRH — A Spider Connectome on the Open Internet
An experimental browser simulation that claims to run a 165,122-neuron spider connectome, turning visual input into cursor movement.
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1883
Ōzumo no Mitorizu, a Sumo Map in Numbers
A Japanese data site that turns professional sumo results into bout records, rankings, wrestler profiles, technique tables, and scatterplots.
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1884
TalaanPH and the limits of the Philippine procurement record
A civic data project explains what Philippine government procurement records can—and cannot—support.
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1885
Telavuelas turns airline trouble into a Profeco-ready complaint
A free Mexican passenger-rights tool helps travelers document airline delays, cancellations, baggage problems, denied boarding, and other disputes.
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1886
i-on: a mouse cortex that listens to markets
An interactive art-science experiment routes stock-price movements through a simulated slab of mouse visual cortex, then sends part of its gains into a watchable Zcash address.
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1887
The Pulse Rangers: A Fictional Command Centre for Young Readers
Ages 8–14 enter a science-fiction book universe through crew selection, missions, interactive archives, and a network of UK Field Outposts.
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1888
A Tale of Two Poofters: Working Proofs
A literary project presented through the deadpan machinery of an academic field study, complete with abstracts, methods, results, and references.
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1889
FLYLAB turns webpages into fruit-fly brain experiments
An experimental interface that presents webpage targets as visual stimuli for a mapped fruit-fly connectome and translates descending neural activity into cursor movement.
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1890
Vibeawake, Brooklyn’s $7 Anti-Retreat
A participant-led Brooklyn gathering for people who want retreat-style reflection without leaving work, roommates, or their own bed.
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1891
Walkable City Tours Makes the Detour the Point
A hand-built walking companion that ranks city sights by real walking time, terrain, weather, and whether they are still open.
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1892
Zineware, a one-sheet zine maker
A browser-based editor for designing, folding, and downloading an eight-page zine from one sheet of paper.
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1893
Almavolna: Almaty on Its Own Frequency
A Kazakhstan cultural audio project pairing archival voices and contemporary interviews with original funk, disco, and house-inspired music.
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1894
ANTASS, the ant with a scheduling problem
An interactive tunnel game and absurdist colony log about an ant carrying an anatomically inconvenient load.
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1895
Art Echo Teaches You How to Look at Chinese Painting
A calm, traceable guide to Chinese painting and calligraphy, built around short readings, museum records, and interactive ways to understand ink, seals, blank space, and handscrolls.
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Avery Happy Girl’s Handmade Character Archive
Avery’s creative world presents felt-and-fabric characters, miniature collections, and the sewing process behind each one.