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   Grafitti Markup Language
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   my name is Evan
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   I am an artist and I'm going to talk about grafitti markup language
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   my work happens between open source and popular culture
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   how to make open source interchange with popular culture
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   we also do a project called LaserTag, an open source software for grafitti writters
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   and the main thing I'm trying to come up with grafitti reasearch work is that
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    combining contagious media like viral media and things that get popular on the web
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    with source code is a good way to spread free culture
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    into communities that aren't used to hearing about that
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    so, the new project I'm talking about is the same idea only combining open data with popular culture
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    and how to make that popular and interesting, all right?
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    another software, open source project isabout capturing grafitti data
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    and saving that digitally in a way that can be transfered easily between people
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    and creates visuallizations
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    the application also exports this files in the grafitti markup language
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    which is meant to be a very accessible format
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    easy for hobbyist programmers and is essentially an XML file
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    with x, y and time coordinates
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    and there's also an online database
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    that's an open database that uploads and downloads GML files
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    so you can upload a GML... download a GML...
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    and programmers can get involved by making applications
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    so, things I've made with GML...
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    this is an application that takes in GML file, creates 3D data, and exports STL files
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    which you can then import into Blender
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    and send it to 3d-printers
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    so, I was making 3d prints of some grafitti data
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    another project...
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    it's eye-writter, another project that uses GML
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    it's designed for a grafitti writer who may not move but his eyes
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    and so he can write grafitti with his eyes
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    this is open source software
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    and this software, like other software, also exports in the same file format
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    and so these applications can now talk to each other and
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    developers are taking that data and doing interesting things
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    this is one taking GML file and using it to write to a robot
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    this is the same GML data used by an artist who is creating art with ping pong
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    it's just a different robot
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    online people are writting web-based applications
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    this is one in processing,
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    there's a canvas player, there's an SVG player
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    Toby is working on a web marker app that takes in GML
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    and uses the open database so you can write tags in webpages
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    and so it's all about usefulness of having an open standard
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    and having different open source input devices, different open source export devices
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    but in the center is just an open data format and an online database that is completely open
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    and it is all about getting computer hackers and grafitti writers
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    hanging out more, talking more, making new projects
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    and about getting open source spread to new communities
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    so getting this into places with people who might not be in a tech circles
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    people that might now be in grafitti circles
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    but this idea of hacking whether it is in the city or whether it is in code
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    and getting this people sort of making projects together
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    so it is using grafitti as a way to sort of spread free culture into popular culture
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    and that's the big fish

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