LOS ANGELES — QR codes are on the rise. I’ve spotted them everywhere, from subway ads (yes, we have subway ads in Los Angeles) to billboards to movie posters to business cards. And so they’ve ...
An alley off of Emerson Street in Palo Alto will soon be the site for what has to be, hands down, the Peninsula’s most unusual intersection. There will be no gridlock, traffic lights, or even cars for ...
As a young woman pursuing a career in STEM, engineer Amy Renshaw noticed an all-too-common pattern: She was often one of only a few women in her advanced math and science courses. As it turns out, ...
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Gissel Paz, 11, a student at Code/Art, a successful nonprofit that teaches coding skills to young girls, looks at a computer screen while completing her classwork during a lesson at the offices of the ...
Half a century later, the artist Casey Reas is applying similar ideas to generative artwork, which is programmed beforehand, then executed–or performed–by virtue of a computer program. For Reas, the ...
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