http://thomastraum.com/2010/07/boatscarsdollarsgirlshelicoptersjewelleryskylines/

Video piece I created for the Grok Institute’s “En Avant” show.

WARP just made live a game I worked on together with with Remote Location and Mike Tucker. The game promotes the launch of Hudson Mohawke‘s debut album on WARP. His album has been playing on my iPod nonstop ever since and comes highly recommended. Try to get a time below two minutes and I pay you a pint.

http://hudsonmohawke.com/butterstargalactica/

http://warp.net/records/hudson-mohawke/butter-out-now-butterstar-galactica-online-game-and-competition#3

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“2 May 2009

Usually found tearing up Saturday nights with their monthly underground parties in Clerkenwell, Ritmo resident DJs Secondo, Benzo and Laurence will be here tonight for a slightly deeper excursion. Expect mid-tempo Balearic treasures, tropical goodness and space pop curiosities from their whopping vinyl archives.

10pm – 2am

£4/free to ICA Members”

Come down, will be ace!

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Together with Marc as Digtial Club and As-Found and me as TT are included in a show now running around several hot spot locations of unused shops around Carnaby Street. Some of my alltime favs like Andreas, Carl and Harm van den Dorpal got their works on show too. I was away at the launch but checked them out tonight and they look really great. Here the official news from the Grok site:

“Grok will be launching on February 19th across 5 spaces in and around Carnaby Street, the Newburgh Quarter and Kingly Court in Central London. The first event runs for 2 weeks and will feature brand new collaborations between Nanika’s Andreas Muller and Hellicar&Lewis’s Joel Gethin Lewis, installations by Creative review favs The Digital Club, More Soon’s Carl Burgess, Thomas Traum, Marc Kremers, Switzerland’s Sgis.ch, Amsterdam’s Harm van den Dorpal, Artist/Director Mitch Stratten, and Karborn.”

One of my animations running inside the shop

Carl's animation running on the shared big screen

If you are reading this blog via the feed you might have missed it, I finally got around to updating my main site Thomas Traum and this blog. The blog’s theme here still needs a bit more work. Also added a site I will use as a log for my commercial activities, thomaseberwein.net .

Should be good, so if you are in London come down.

See you on the dancefloor.

New Project online, Traum TV