In collaboration with Jérôme Degive (Pica
Pica), OSP is pleased to announce the upcoming
launch of the new Atelier de Création Sonore Radiophonique website.
Tracks details and generic to follow.
Kick out the jam
7 OSP funky geeky sheeps players inTypogravieh lebt'strailer.
Vielen Dank Martin & the typovieh-team.
Our Bauhaus typo symposium was more than leben.
Here is a color record of the adventure to the Bauhaus University, Weimar.
viehturing: Ligatier, Cascading Stylesheeps, Captain Futura u.a. Nach einjäriger Pause hat sich das …
Gender Art Net - presentation + workshop
OSP defied volcanic dust and gathers in Berlin to present and discuss the first stage of the GenderArtNet project at project space uqbar.
With: Bettina Knaup, Maria Ptqk, Bojana Pejic, Anne Quirynen, Femke Snelting, Ludivine Loiseau, Anne-Laure Buisson, Nicolas Malevé and others.
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5 years of Free, Libre and Open Source design experiments. Now available in chronological order: http://ospublish.constantvzw.org/worksnY-web, literary blogging
Alexandre Leray and Lauren Grusenmeyer just finished an intense collaboration for the website of the literary platform nY—website en tijdschrift voor literatuur, kritiek & amusement, voorheen yang & freespace Nieuwzuid.
nY-web exists indepently next to the paper edition with it's own editorial staff, writers categories and settings. While nY is a …
yes, a busy month
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+ ½ OSP's are on their way to Montreal, Canada where they will
participate in the Libre Graphics
Meeting from 6-9 May
(expect more news as soon as they land). Next Saturday May 9 …Even when you are done, you are not done
A conversation with Chris Lilley
Almost a year ago at the Libre Graphics Meeting 2008, OSP sat down with Chris Lilley on a small patch of grass in front of the Technical University in Wroclaw, Poland. Warmed up by the early May sun, we talked about the way standards are …
Jeffrey Zeldman on Open Source and the web
Under the ambitious title 'Jeffrey Zeldman Discusses the Future of Open Source' (filed under: 'The Internet'), the CSS guru compares the use of Open Source Content Management Systems to what webstandards did for the web. Looking forward to hear more... and will he mention SVG?
Excerpt from a longer interview …