This is a bit too much like the Telegarden from 20 years ago
http://www.ieor.berkeley.edu/~goldberg/garden/Ars/
or any number of telescopes controlled over the web.
Anybody got anything more exciting to share from the museum world?
Personally, as a serially apostate UK-trained computer scientist who is now an art/architectural historian, this kind of thing makes me question the superiority of London's museum establishment. It feels as empty as the rash of gourmet burger bars in central London, just recycling an idea of freshness rather than actually pushing any boundaries. Inherently conservative, not that I believe "disruption" is the answer to everything.
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I haven't understand the point of this, beyond the "it's fun to see the tate gallery at night".
Personally, as a serially apostate UK-trained computer scientist who is now an art/architectural historian, this kind of thing makes me question the superiority of London's museum establishment. It feels as empty as the rash of gourmet burger bars in central London, just recycling an idea of freshness rather than actually pushing any boundaries. Inherently conservative, not that I believe "disruption" is the answer to everything.
All the projects seems like commissioned work.