Press Room

play pong There have been a couple of reports on Blinkenlights in the press so far. Here you find a list of what is known to us. If you come across a report on Blinkenlights that is not included in this list it would be nice if you give us some notice. Thanks.

Our own view of things is shown in the documentation videos on Blinkenlights, Arcade and Stereoscope — plus the talk from Chaos Communication Camp 2023 that tells the whole story of the project.

Your contact address for questions about Blinkenlights: contact@blinkenlights.de

  • media.ccc.de (Chaos Communication Camp 2023) · Aug 19, 2023 · Tim Pritlove en

    Project Blinkenlights

    Video Own publications

    The complete story of Project Blinkenlights in one talk: achievements, failures, technology and cultural impact, from 2001 to the first outing in color.

  • media.ccc.de (25C3) · Dec 28, 2008 · Tim Pritlove en

    Blinkenlights Stereoscope — Behind the scenes of the new light installation

    Video Stereoscope (Toronto) Own publications

    Recording of the 25C3 talk on Stereoscope: how the installation came about, the technology behind it and what happened in Toronto.

  • Daily Planet, Discovery Channel Canada · 10/2008 en

    Blinkenlights Stereoscope @ Daily Planet

    Video Stereoscope (Toronto)

    TV report on the Stereoscope installation at Nuit Blanche Toronto, with a look behind the scenes at City Hall.

  • Arte · Oct 26, 2002 fr

    Arte

    Video Arcade (Paris)

    French version of the Arte report on Arcade: preparations in Berlin, set-up at the BnF, architect Dominique Perrault and the opening at Nuit Blanche.

  • Arte · Oct 26, 2002 de

    Arte

    Video Arcade (Paris)

    In-depth report on Arcade: from converting the construction floodlights in Berlin and power problems during set-up on the BnF tower to the opening — with architect Dominique Perrault and a look back at Blinkenlights.

  • BBC News · Sep 29, 2002 en

    BBC News

    Video Arcade (Paris)

    Brief report from Paris: the CCC turns the façade of the national library into a 520-pixel screen, five kilometres of cable, Tetris by mobile phone for passers-by.

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