Artist, critical maker, Associate Professor @ JMS / Lehman College / CUNY, Scrapyard Challenge co-founder
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Joined May 2009
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Jonah Brucker-Cohen retweeted
Exhibition
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An Exhibition of Auto-Destructive Art
自己破壊芸術展
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0xDEAFBEEF @_deafbeef
"Entropy" (2021)
Every transfer degrades the work, though nothing is actually lost
0xFFF @0xShiroi
"Diminishing Returns" (2026)
Thirty-two contracts. Every transfer wears down the connection it uses
Zeroichi Arakawa @arandoros
"assumevalid" (2026)
"upgradeTo(Leviathan)" (2026)
A blockchain that verifies nothing, and a hundred citizens switched one by one into a single body
Jonah Brucker-Cohen @coinop29
"Alerting Infrastructure!" (2003)
Visits to a website become damage to the building that website represents
exonemo @exonemo
"Hatch/et" (2026)
"断末魔ウス" (2007)
A computer guessing a passcode, and a mouse that cannot be restored
Akihiro Kubota @hemokosa
"Collapsed Constellations" (2026)
"Poesia Povera" (2026)
Measuring a qubit consumes it, and that consumption is the computation
Toshi @toshiaki_takase
"@toshiaki_takase: Room" (2026)
His actual X account, open for anyone to delete from
🗓️ Oct 2 - 18 | 14:00 - 19:00
📍 NEORT++
two.neort.io/exhibitions/aut…
Exhibition
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An Exhibition
of Auto-Destructive Art
自己破壊芸術展
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Destruction is not what happens to a work. It is what the work is made of 💥
Gustav Metzger built decay into his works in 1959. Seven artists ask what that becomes in computation, where a process can hold the conditions for its own end
Artists:
@_deafbeef / @0xShiroi / @arandoros / @coinop29 / @exonemo / @hemokosa / @toshiaki_takase
🗓️ Oct 2 - 18 | 14:00 - 19:00
📍 NEORT++
two.neort.io/exhibitions/aut…
I built a new variant in my Unequal Weather project series, this one is "Unequal Weather NYC" that uses A.I. to show differences in weather forecasts in neighborhoods across the 5 boroughs based on economic factors.
Experience it here: unequalweather.coin-operated…
I'm excited to be giving a keynote lecture and lead a critical software workshop at this conference on AI and Critical Creative Futures @nu_ctm in Boston, October 29, 2026. See you in Boston!
Schedule here: camd.northeastern.edu/events…
We are super excited to be included in this upcoming show at @whitneymuseum celebrating 25 years of ArtPort. Our work, "America's Got No Talent", and "BumpList" are included in the show! Check it out here: whitney.org/exhibitions/artp…
Everyone sells out even but @PostalService on an Xfinity ad? Horrible youtu.be/JjKRbGtJ1AM?is=Cgzb…
New video of my Tesla Tears video game where you drive around a city as a fired government worker trying to collect back pay list during the U.S. government shutdown of 2025.
youtu.be/awJr5JTlphk?feature…
Steering wheel controller for my classic arcade game/ art project “Tesla Tears” installing in June in NYC. Details coming soon.
I built a prototype to combat endless circling which causes excess environmental pollution, called “NYC Street Parking Spot Finder". Users mark their spots on the map when they leave a spot which expires after a few minutes.
Check out the prototype here: nycstreetparking.cloud
Here’s a new podcast interview I did for Creative Technology Field Notes… You can listen to it here: creativetechfieldnotes.com/e…
I participated in the ITP/IMA/ITP - NYU Stupid Hackathon yesterday in Brooklyn and made this "stupid" project.... The concept is that If you scream very loudly, it mutes your computer...
Main Link:
scream2mute.info
Video:
youtube.com/watch?v=pmitJrqf…
My project, Average Citizen", is an interactive public data sculpture that assigns visitors the average waiting time for a US public service. When a person sits, the chair silently counts down a duration drawn from real, publicly available municipal data.
youtu.be/ruGjhTX1pq4
gcdi.commons.gc.cuny.edu/202…
Article I wrote now published in the City University of New York Digital Humanities newsletter…
My paper, “Artificial Intelligence Meets Critical Media Art Part 2” was accepted to the Electronic Visualisation & the Arts conference in London this July 13-17, 2026. Excited to present at this event for the second time. @evalondonconf. eva-london.org
I made a new climate related project, “Unequal Weather” that looks at how even though NYC’s weather report says one thing, economic spacing and location mean something else in weather to different neighborhoods .
“Unequal Weather” by Jonah Brucker-Cohen
unequalweather.coin-operated…
I'm running a workshop @Northeastern @scrapchall on March 25 and giving a talk as well - details : camd.northeastern.edu/events… and camd.northeastern.edu/events…