Tiny Talks: Songs on a Tiny Truck
A filmed conversation series staged on the bed of a 1992 Subaru Sambar.
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A filmed conversation series staged on the bed of a 1992 Subaru Sambar.
A one-phone social deduction game for 3–8 players that identifies hidden Traitors without ever asking who they are.
A Czech-English participatory gallery where abandoned paintings, sculptures, and ideas receive graves, obituaries, and possible second lives.
VAYUTA sells a handcrafted, reversible fabric spinning object designed for rhythm, coordination, focus, and freestyle movement.
A geopolitical conflict simulator that lets users choose opposing sides, set assumptions, and watch a day-by-day alternate history unfold.
An archive of discontinued websites, apps, games, software, and online worlds, presented as memorials.
A free visual music instrument turns lines, shapes, and loops into playable compositions.
A parent-built guide helps families find childhood-cancer support and understand B-ALL treatment in plain language.
A Russian-language parody of a cloud-storage service built around a vault that holds exactly one bit.
A browser-based rocket and orbital flight simulator where you design a vehicle and write the JavaScript flight program that flies it.
A public-records project lets readers explore how agencies across the Coachella Valley use Flock license plate camera data.
A public records project documents the city’s license plate camera network, who searches it, and the contracts and policies behind it.
weichselmind lets visitors explore recorded particle simulations in browser-based rooms, where they can pause a run, step through frames, and inspect its sources.
A small archive of Japanese animated films from the 1910s to early 1950s, with film transfers, downloads, and historical notes.
A satirical jerky storefront pairs $100 pre-orders for animals the founders didn’t buy with a short film and a paper-animated country ballad.
A fan tribute that lets visitors play Williams’s 1996 Junk Yard pinball game in-browser, inspect a 3-D recreation, and follow its reconstruction.
A public record tracking U.S. surveillance expansion through contracts, court rulings, data sharing, face recognition, and license-plate cameras.
A deadpan mock institute documents the fallout after Sandra drops buttered banana bread on Kevin’s foot.
A detailed alternate-history console site pairs fictional company lore with a real, playable browser emulator, hardware specification, and three cartridges.
An Arabic-language testimony form invites people across the region to report events, submit optional files, and choose how their material may be used.
A playable catalogue of Minecraft skins, where you can browse random entries, search for a skin you draw or upload, and download its PNG.
A community network describes how rooftop radios, volunteer installs, and household connections could bring wireless internet across Rochester.
A downloadable folk song whose FLAC file also contains the program that can generate new versions or open a mode for editing and recording.
A fictional hometown TV station’s website turns its overnight safety broadcast into an interactive horror archive.