SARA NUSSBACHER
A believer in good design, sarcasm. Frequently finding myself on the wrong side of subway platforms.
Interested in mobile technology, ecommerce, communication patterns, augmented space, design, installation art,
game mechanics, media culture, brand identity, & immersive environments.
*I only have a phone to use the apps.
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- Apr 03, 12
Creator of the #KingsOfHipHop and Time Out Magazine’s Most Creative New Yorker, Borbay, is now showcasing four prints in the Major League Baseball Fan Cave. Located at the former home of the iconic Tower Records on 4th Street & Broadway in New York City’s Greenwich Village, the Fan Cave will host a concert series, celebrity appearances and, quite notably, 9 Cave Dwellers who will watch every game of the 2012 MLB season.Borbay’s Major League works include: “Jay-Z The Portrait”, “Marilyn Monroe, Andy Would Understand”, “Hunter S. Depp” and “Mickey O’Pitt“; the latter two were recently on display alongside Salvador Dalí in the group exhibitionBig Lobby Art, at Openhouse Gallery. While these prints are available for sale immediately, they will remain in the Fan Cave through the end of the 2012 Major League Baseball season.
(Note: Not just pushing press. Great talent) - Mar 31, 12
PhD Student Jinha Lee from Microsoft Applied Sciences Group at MIT brings us one step closer to the world he has always "aspired of walking and interacting in;" the computer display that Ivan Sutherland once called “a looking glass into a mathematical wonderland.”
Read more: http://goo.gl/iZLwm
- Mar 31, 12
Kitchen items come to life in the appearance of costumes.
Sonia Rentsch & photographer Scott Newett - Mar 24, 12
BIG LOBBY ART SHOW AT OPENHOUSE
THURSDAY MARCH 29,7PM-10PM
FEATURING BORBAY, JON COFFELT, JEREMY HOLMES + SALVADOR DALI
Lobby art and elevator music. Two pejoratives that rip entire creative genres to shreds.
Yes, we attest that elevator music is actually terrible, mostly thanks to Muzak Holdings Corp.
But lobby art is actually fantastic. Think about it: Museum of Natural History has the T-Rex, Microsoft has a Star Trek ode, Apple has a relaxing stand of trees and the New York Times’ Movable Type installation features LCD screens with bits from today’s headlines. The Guggenheim’s Maurizio Cattelan exhibit was nothing but a whole lotta lobby art. And? And we smell a new movement.Thursday and Friday, March 29 and 30, we host Big Lobby Art, a two-day pop up by Streetwater showcasing gigantic art, Time Out’s Most Creative New Yorker, signed Salvatore Dali prints, the world’s smallest clothing collection and plenty more. Streetwater will be repping artists from New York, Hawaii, Chicago, Miami, Philly, Korea and California.
As Openhouse members, we invite you to Streetwater’s opening party
Thursday night from 7-10 pm. To RSVP, email members@openhousegallery.org. The upstart arts collective has been popping up lately at diamond dealers in Soho, a Persian rug store under the Roosevelt Island tram and at Angel Orensanz Foundation in the LES.Featured artists at Big Lobby Art include Atto Kim, Brad Huck, Chris Vivas, Gil Seo, Inbu Pyo, Jason Bencivenga, Jason Borbay, Jeremy Holmes, Jin Hong Kim, Jin Wong Cheng, Jon Coffelt, John Sabraw, Luminous Lish, Nick Norwood, Salvador Dali and Sean Mullens. Partners include J Signs, KC Art Supplies & Framing, Mark Fahrer Catering,Oak Beverages and Party Up Productions.
Check out Borbay's online panting gallery: http://t.co/zFFuE6wTo learn more about the artist: borbay.com
- Mar 21, 12
Location aware app Wallit creates virtual canvases by assigning "Virtual walls to physical places"
via fastcompany
- Mar 14, 12
- Feb 23, 12
Douglas Englebart's Chorded Keyboard Takes on a New Life
Doug Engelbart's Chorded Keyboard as a Multi-touch Interface from Teague Labs on Vimeo.
- Feb 23, 12
- Feb 16, 12
Go beyond the limits of your creativity from FashionLab on Vimeo.
"If you can draw in 3-D and move the drawing, it gives another feel to the whole design. It’s a tool that’s accelerating communication, that’s making very clear what the designer has in mind...we're curious...We think the world of fashion has to go through virtual, 3-D technology, so let’s try and build the tools together, instead of just trying to adapt to them in a more passive way."- Jean-Paul Cauvinvia Fast Company
- Feb 12, 12
- Feb 12, 12
- Feb 11, 12
How do I know I have posted for at least a year of posts on Visual Bytes? Well, out comes the Pantone Color Report for Fall 2012. Many the colors for women seem similar to this year's colors from the spring report; however, the release of the Pantone Color Report is a great excuse to post one of my favorite move quotes.
From The Devil Wears Prada:
Miranda Preistly [Meryl Streep] to Andy Sachs [Anne Hathaway]"This... stuff? Oh... ok. I see, you think this has nothing to do with you. You go to your closet and you select out, oh I don't know, that lumpy blue sweater, for instance, ... what you don't know is that that sweater is not just blue, it's not turquoise, it's not lapis, it's actually cerulean. You're also blindly unaware of the fact that in 2002, Oscar de la Renta did a collection of cerulean gowns...then cerulean quickly showed up in the collections of eight different designers.
Then it filtered down through the department stores and then trickled on down into some tragic Casual Corner where you, no doubt, fished it out of some clearance bin. However, that blue represents millions of dollars and countless jobs and so it's sort of comical how you think that you've made a choice that exempts you from the fashion industry when, in fact, you're wearing the sweater that was selected for you by the people in this room. From a pile of stuff."
For spring the colors are:
~ Miranda PriestlyWomen
Menvia designtaxi and Dexigner
- Feb 09, 12
Nervous Structure (field) (2012) from Cristobal Mendoza on Vimeo.
Interactive Installations Created Using Illuminated Spandex or Elastic and a projector
with Computer Generated GraphicsRead More via zdnet
- Feb 08, 12
- Feb 08, 12
Molly - turns your retweets into sweets from Olly Factory on Vimeo.
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- Experienced Marketing Professional | Mobile & Emerging Technology | Social Media | BA, CommunicationInternet | Greater New York City Area, USSummaryDedicated and curious marketing professional with an educational background in social media research and the application of mobile and emerging technology
Currently seeking a career opportunity in New York where I can apply my skills and enthusiasm in the marketing and advertising industry
Interests include exploring to new ways to leverage emerging technologies and social media channels to create new touch points for brands and consumersSpecialties: mobile technology, location-based communication, emerging technology, marketing, research, social media applications, organizational theory, production, planning, vendor negotiation, content curation, and project management.Experience- Aug 2010 - PresentWebsite Administrator / Distance Education and Learning Technology Applications - North Carolina State University● Develop content strategy for the University ● Edit multimedia content and design tutorials ● Organize and grade 80 student blog accounts per week ● Increased funding and enrollment due to positive reception from student body
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2008 - 2010North Carolina State UniversityBA in Communication: Concentration, Mass Media
Activities: ● Phi Beta Kappa ● Lambda Pi Eta [Communication Honors Society - Panel discussions and monthly volunteer activities] ● Mobile Gaming & Research Lab ● World Wide Web 2010 & Future Web 2010 ● CHAT Festival at UNC -
2007 - 2008University of PhoenixContinuing Education in Advanced English Literature / Mathematics
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2000 - 2002University of California, San DiegoCommunications
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Honors:Phi Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Communication Departmental Honors
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Interests:emerging technologies, location based social networks, ecommerce, advertising, mobile communication, brand identity, research, smart homes, game mechanics, privacy and agency, social gaming and mobile interfaces, installation art, online communication and literacy, digital art, augmented space, design, game studies, Jesper Juul, Teri Rueb, media effects and decision making theories, pop-culture, typography, projection mapping, people watching, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Sherry Turkle, package design, HCI, clothing design, patterns, and trends, sociology, psychology.
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- 10 hours of cars driving in reverse and a man standing on the top on a bus really makes you question reality
- Timeless Classics of Literature Upgraded With Already-Dated Augmented Reality | http://t.co/2MIy6vcd via gizmodo
- Pinterest now valued at 1 Billion after 100 million investment round http://t.co/fylXBMH6 #Pinterest
- MaKey MaKey turns anything into a touchpad http://t.co/2NumJtDW via gizmag
- Gestural computing and the end of the keyboard. Humantenna http://t.co/08iWdxpP
- Startup Drawbridge seeks to Use Algorithms not UDIDs to determine how users are accessing the web http://t.co/C0MNyAEp
- Facebook-Connected Hangers Show How Often an Outfit Is Liked via gizmodo http://t.co/PxFQykMU
- A. Vincentini Brings His Camera Collection to Life: The Camera Collection, a Moving Ode to Photography http://t.co/rj9Qyilm via @ScratchSays
- Choose your own ad adventure: NYT: To Keep Viewers Watching, New Ads Come With Varied Endings http://t.co/lpiNibrG
- Requiring Facebook Login & Using iTunes Match, Vevo Adds New Level of Personalization http://t.co/0qljhPlU via @mediapost #mobile #vevo
- Thanks Larry! // cc @DLillig @satisfeye @AdScientist @brainygirlnyc @samtaracollier @SaraCe@MichaelWMann @Vish8185 #FF
- Amazing Spider-Man augmented reality app has been launched by Sony - digital spy - http://t.co/w5xD8znD #ar
- NYTimes: Selling the Xbox as if It Were a Cellphone http://t.co/KefrvAFM
- Skype Allow Users To Create Human Emoticons: Mimic classic emoticons or use a series of photos to create "humoticons"http://goo.gl/vbMeZ
- Augmented reality goes viral in large scale experience: Mindshare rolls out AR activity for Lay’s MAGIC with Saif! | http://t.co/qKYWpgCI
- #30 is so simple but exactly right - ha. ///// 70 Clever Notebooks http://t.co/sEU6aAiJ via @trendhunter
- Really interesting idea | Custom curated booklets aim to personalize online gift-giving http://t.co/fpYtq0s6 via @coolhunting
- Thanks @Carat_USA Have a great weekend!
- Thank you, much too kind @LarryTolpin // cc @DLillig @satisfeye @AdScientist @brainygirlnyc @samtaracollier @SaraCera @MichaelWMann #FF
- Game Changer | For the Love of the Technology, the Bay Area Is Reinventing Baseball (Again) NYT http://t.co/dAkNGN9Z
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- BIG ART BIG CITY | MLB FAN CAVE SHOWCASING BORBAY ARTCreator of the #KingsOfHipHop and Time Out Magazine’s Most Creative New Yorker, Borbay, is now showcasing four prints in the Major League Baseball Fan Cave. Located at the former home of the iconic Tower Records on 4th Street & Broadway in New York City’s Greenwich Village, the Fan Cave will host a concert series, celebrity appearances and, quite notably, 9 Cave Dwellers who will watch every game of the 2012 MLB season.
Borbay’s Major League works include: “Jay-Z The Portrait”, “Marilyn Monroe, Andy Would Understand”, “Hunter S. Depp” and “Mickey O’Pitt“; the latter two were recently on display alongside Salvador Dalí in the group exhibitionBig Lobby Art, at Openhouse Gallery. While these prints are available for sale immediately, they will remain in the Fan Cave through the end of the 2012 Major League Baseball season.
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(Note: Not just pushing press. Great talent) - Through the Looking Glass | Enter the Pixellated World
PhD Student Jinha Lee from Microsoft Applied Sciences Group at MIT brings us one step closer to the world he has always “aspired of walking and interacting in;” the place computer scientist Ivan Sutherland once called a computer display “a looking glass into a mathematical wonderland.”
Read more: http://goo.gl/iZLwm
{{site_Found | Bytes | Cross-Post}} - All Dressed Up
Kitchen items come to life in the appearance of costumes.
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Sonia Rentsch & photographer Scott Newett - Borbay to Show at Openhouse Gallery in Big Lobby Art
BIG LOBBY ART SHOW AT OPENHOUSE
THURSDAY MARCH 29,7PM-10PM
FEATURING BORBAY, JON COFFELT, JEREMY HOLMES + SALVADOR DALI
Lobby art and elevator music. Two pejoratives that rip entire creative genres to shreds. Yes, we attest that elevator music is actually terrible, mostly thanks to Muzak Holdings Corp. But lobby art is actually fantastic. Think about it: Museum of Natural History has the T-Rex, Microsoft has a Star Trek ode, Apple has a relaxing stand of trees and the New York Times’ Movable Type installation features LCD screens with bits from today’s headlines. The Guggenheim’s Maurizio Cattelan exhibit was nothing but a whole lotta lobby art. And? And we smell a new movement.
Thursday and Friday, March 29 and 30, we host Big Lobby Art, a two-day pop up by Streetwater showcasing gigantic art, Time Out’s Most Creative New Yorker, signed Salvatore Dali prints, the world’s smallest clothing collection and plenty more. Streetwater will be repping artists from New York, Hawaii, Chicago, Miami, Philly, Korea and California.
As Openhouse members, we invite you to Streetwater’s opening party Thursday night from 7-10 pm. To RSVP, email members@openhousegallery.org. The upstart arts collective has been popping up lately at diamond dealers in Soho, a Persian rug store under the Roosevelt Island tram and at Angel Orensanz Foundation in the LES.
Featured artists at Big Lobby Art include Atto Kim, Brad Huck, Chris Vivas, Gil Seo, Inbu Pyo, Jason Bencivenga, Jason Borbay, Jeremy Holmes, Jin Hong Kim, Jin Wong Cheng, Jon Coffelt, John Sabraw, Luminous Lish, Nick Norwood, Salvador Dali and Sean Mullens. Partners include J Signs, KC Art Supplies & Framing, Mark Fahrer Catering,Oak Beverages and Party Up Productions.
Read more: borbay.com
{{site_Found | Bytes | Cross-Post}} - Tag! You're It! Virtual Canvas
Location aware app Wallit creates virtual canvases by assigning “Virtual walls to physical places”
via fastcompany
{{site_Found | Bytes | Cross-Post}} - Internet of Things | Comic Book
- Choice Paralysis & Information Overload | Sheena Iyengar
{{site_Found | Bytes | Cross-Post}} - Engelbart's Chorded Keyboard | Revamp
Douglas Englebart’s Chorded Keyboard Takes on a New Life
Doug Engelbart’s Chorded Keyboard as a Multi-touch Interface from Teague Labs on Vimeo.
{{site_Found | Bytes | Cross-Post}} - Glowing Man | LED Surfer
Snowboarding has never looked so magical.
Glowing Man HD from Jacob Sutton on Vimeo.
{{site_Found | Bytes | Cross-Post}} - FashionLab | Designing in Digital
Go beyond the limits of your creativity from FashionLab on Vimeo.
“If you can draw in 3-D and move the drawing, it gives another feel to the whole design. It’s a tool that’s accelerating communication, that’s making very clear what the designer has in mind…we’re curious…We think the world of fashion has to go through virtual, 3-D technology, so let’s try and build the tools together, instead of just trying to adapt to them in a more passive way.”- Jean-Paul Cauvinvia Fast Company
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Easily one of my favorite Pantone products ever!
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The story of “The Timeless Toy” How a Hungarian architect designed an iconic Gen X toy.
- Over A Year In Posts | Marked By the 2012 Spring Pantone Fashion Report
How do I know I have posted for at least a year of posts on Visual Bytes? Well, out comes the Pantone Color Report for Fall 2012. Many the colors for women seem similar to this year’s colors from the spring report; however, the release of the Pantone Color Report is a great excuse to post one of my favorite move quotes.
From The Devil Wears Prada: Miranda Preistly [Meryl Streep] to Andy Sachs [Anne Hathaway]“This… stuff? Oh… ok. I see, you think this has nothing to do with you. You go to your closet and you select out, oh I don’t know, that lumpy blue sweater, for instance, … what you don’t know is that that sweater is not just blue, it’s not turquoise, it’s not lapis, it’s actually cerulean. You’re also blindly unaware of the fact that in 2002, Oscar de la Renta did a collection of cerulean gowns…then cerulean quickly showed up in the collections of eight different designers.
Then it filtered down through the department stores and then trickled on down into some tragic Casual Corner where you, no doubt, fished it out of some clearance bin. However, that blue represents millions of dollars and countless jobs and so it’s sort of comical how you think that you’ve made a choice that exempts you from the fashion industry when, in fact, you’re wearing the sweater that was selected for you by the people in this room. From a pile of stuff.”
For spring the colors are:
~ Miranda PriestlyWomen
Menvia designtaxi and Dexigner
{{site_Found | Bytes | Cross-Post}} - Hello Minority Report | Nervous Structure (field) 2012
Nervous Structure (field) (2012) from Cristobal Mendoza on Vimeo.
Interactive Installations Created Using Illuminated Spandex or Elastic and a projector
with Computer Generated GraphicsRead More via zdnet
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