What it means to talk to machines
Posted 08.10.2011 at 10:02 am
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Paola Antonelli’s first relationship with a computer began the day her Macintosh Classic arrived. “I remember very clearly, when I put it on my desk and the little smiley computer came on I thought, my God, this is like a pet,” Antonelli, a curator at New York's Museum of Modern Art, says.
Take a look at the exhibition.
For MoMA’s newest exhibit, called “Talk to Me,” Antonelli chose 194 works ranging from videogames to toy robots to a New York City Metrocard machine—the idea is simple and complex. “It’s no longer just a relationship we have with objects,” Antonelli says. “It’s a dialog.”
“Talk to Me” runs through November 7 at MoMA.
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I think it is the new thing.
Probaly all the kid and teen will have one by 2015
its like a rebort art.It’s no longer just a relationship we have with objects.
Aren't we becoming the objects with the evolving science of technology,if I may call it that?
true
that girl look like a dog