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for me to research this project as it will serve as the foundation for a venture that I’ll be working on later in the year. Beyond my enthusiasm about this body of work, I was an early fan of the use of delicious as a tool for curation (see my post Tagging as Curation from last summer); contributing to TAGallery felt right on point with my research interests. What follows is a brief introduction to a few of the projects included in City of Nodes. 256² from aram bartholl

I think this economic simulation, which facilitates the exchange of units of social media, is the most engaging web project I've encountered this year. The CONT3XT.NET bookmark driven curatorial experiment TAGallery continues to impress me [see previous post for some commentary on the project]. For pure fun, ffffound! is something I use and explore every day. Curating this kind of a "best of" list is somewhat of a doomed endeavour. I've attempted to pull together a lot of my favourite material from the