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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1921
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1922
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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1923
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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1924
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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1925
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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1926
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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1927
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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1928
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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1929
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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1930
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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1931
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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1932
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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1933
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.
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1934
Beyblade, Card by Card
A sprawling Beyblade reference database covering toys, parts, shows, characters, trading cards, tournaments, and competitive combinations.
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1935
BLR Baddies Network: Bengaluru’s Department of Social Infrastructure
A satirical Bengaluru network that maps local zones, certifies “baddies,” and publishes bureaucratic appointments nobody authorized.
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1936
Caporales de Lugano: a dance history told through migration, faith, and memory
An illustrated historical account of the first caporal dance group in Argentina, tracing its origins in Villa Lugano from a Bolivian religious festival to its 1979 debut.
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1937
CardGameInsight’s Six Pokémon Market Screens
A Pokémon card research tool combining market prices, PSA populations, pull rates, sealed-product data, and regional asks.
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1938
Colress TCG: A Collector's Desk
A research-minded Pokémon card archive devoted to every Colress printing, with scans, market references, field notes, and an experiment readers can run.
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1939
CornerFacts: Toronto, Intersection by Intersection
A searchable Toronto intersection atlas combining traffic counts, collisions, cameras, transit, parking, restaurants, buildings, and neighbourhood crime data.
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1940
DeckTalk cuts narrated slide videos to the word
An open-source Python workflow turns a Markdown script, plain HTML slides, and narration into a word-synchronized MP4.
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1941
DoomFly Puts a Fruit Fly on the Feed
An interactive experiment lets visitors steer a procedural fruit fly through an endless social feed and watch its simulated nervous system react.
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1942
FLYTOWN Takes Apart an Autonomous Fruit-Fly Launch
An evidence-led investigation argues that a token credited to a fruit-fly connectome was launched by human-authored software, then tests the connectome’s claimed computational advantage against controls.
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1943
Hotel Papier, a directory for hotel stationery
An editorial project cataloguing hotels that sell their own stationery, alongside planned limited editions of letterheads, notecards, envelopes, pencils, and postal sleeves.
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1944
Inertance Makes Power Electronics Visible
An interactive hydraulic simulator explains switching power conversion through water pressure, flow, inertia, and live electrical waveforms.