May, 2019 - syn_openculture

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Month View
Here are the subjects of all posts in the [info]syn_openculture journal in May, 2019.
1st
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureWatch Six New Short Alien Films: Created to Celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Ridley Scott’s Film
11:00a[info]syn_opencultureClassic Children’s Books Now Digitized and Put Online: Revisit Vintage Works from the 19th & 20th Centuries
4:00p[info]syn_opencultureElizabeth Cotten Wrote “Freight Train” at 11, Won a Grammy at 90, and Changed American Music Between
2nd
4:42a[info]syn_opencultureMeanwhile, Inside the Box, Schrodinger’s Cat Plans Its Revenge…
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureBehold the Ingenious Musical Marble Machine
4:37p[info]syn_opencultureWhen American Financiers and Business Leaders Plotted to Overthrow Franklin D. Roosevelt and Install a Fascist Government in the U.S. (1933)
6:50p[info]syn_openculture53 Years of Nuclear Testing in 14 Minutes: A Time Lapse Film by Japanese Artist Isao Hashimoto
7:00p[info]syn_opencultureThe Last Duel Took Place in France in 1967, and It’s Caught on Film
3rd
8:00a[info]syn_openculture2,500+ MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) Getting Started in May: Enroll Today
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureHow to Make a Medieval Manuscript: An Introduction in 7 Videos
7:00p[info]syn_opencultureHow to Memorize an Entire Chapter from “Moby Dick”: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything
6th
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureThe Rise and Fall of Western Empires Visualized Through the Artful Metaphor of Cell Division
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureThe Shifting Power of the World’s Largest Cities Visualized Over 4,000 Years (2050 BC-2050 AD)
7:18p[info]syn_opencultureWhat Is Performance Art?: We Explain It with Video Introductions and Classic Performances
8:00p[info]syn_opencultureVenerable Female Artists, Musicians & Authors Give Advice to the Young: Patti Smith, Laurie Anderson & More
7th
2:00p[info]syn_openculturePioneering Computer Scientist Grace Hopper Shows Us How to Visualize a Nanosecond (1983)
4:18p[info]syn_opencultureWhy the World’s Best Mathematicians Are Hoarding Japanese Chalk
6:00p[info]syn_opencultureMr. Rogers’ Nine Rules for Speaking to Children (1977)
7:00p[info]syn_opencultureHow David Bowie Used William S. Burroughs’ Cut-Up Method to Write His Unforgettable Lyrics
8th
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureWhat the Theory?: Watch Short Introductions to Postmodernism, Semiotics, Phenomenology, Marxist Literary Criticism and More
5:38p[info]syn_opencultureIs the Leonardo da Vinci Painting “Salvator Mundi” (Which Sold for $450 Million in 2017) Actually Authentic?: Michael Lewis Explores the Question in His New Podcast
7:45p[info]syn_opencultureMapping Emotions in the Body: A Finnish Neuroscience Study Reveals Where We Feel Emotions in Our Bodies
8:00p[info]syn_opencultureDiscover Frida Kahlo’s Wildly-Illustrated Diary: It Chronicled the Last 10 Years of Her Life, and Then Got Locked Away for Decades
9th
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureWhat is Camp? When the “Good Taste of Bad Taste” Becomes an Aesthetic
11:00a[info]syn_opencultureDiscover Friedrich Nietzsche’s Curious Typewriter, the “Malling-Hansen Writing Ball” (Circa 1881)
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureA Mesmerizing Trip Across the Brooklyn Bridge: Watch Footage from 1899
5:28p[info]syn_opencultureTangled Up in Blue: Deciphering a Bob Dylan Masterpiece
10th
6:04a[info]syn_openculture“Gonzo” Defined by Hunter S. Thompson’s Personal Copy of the Random House Dictionary
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureStar Trek‘s Nichelle Nichols Creates a Short Film for NASA to Recruit New Astronauts (1977)
11:00a[info]syn_opencultureWhy Knights Fought Snails in Illuminated Medieval Manuscripts
4:45p[info]syn_opencultureThe Artistry of the Mentally Ill: The 1922 Book That Published the Fascinating Work of Schizophrenic Patients, and Influenced Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky & Other Avant Garde Artists
13th
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureWatch the World’s First Animated Cartoon, 1908’s Trippy, Funny Fantasmagorie
6:00p[info]syn_opencultureAn Animated Introduction to the World’s Five Major Religions: Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity & Islam
7:00p[info]syn_opencultureOliver Sacks’ Recommended Reading List of 46 Books: From Plants and Neuroscience, to Poetry and the Prose of Nabokov
14th
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureWould You Go Back to 1889 and Take Out Baby Hitler? Time-Travel Expert James Gleick Answers the Philosophical Question
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureWatch “Critical Living,” a Stop-Motion Film Inspired by the 1960s Movement That Rejected Modern Ideas About Mental Illness
8:00p[info]syn_opencultureLearn Philosophy with a Wealth of Free Courses, Podcasts and YouTube Videos
15th
5:16a[info]syn_opencultureFree: Play the Original “Minecraft” in Your Browser
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureParis, New York & Havana Come to Life in Colorized Films Shot Between 1890 and 1931
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureCreative Commons Officially Launches a Search Engine That Indexes 300+ Million Public Domain Images
5:27p[info]syn_opencultureWhen Dracula Author Bram Stoker Wrote a Gushing Fan Letter to Walt Whitman (1870)
8:00p[info]syn_opencultureA Complete Digitization of Leonardo Da Vinci’s Codex Atlanticus, the Largest Existing Collection of His Drawings & Writings
16th
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureThe Writing System of the Cryptic Voynich Manuscript Explained: British Researcher May Have Finally Cracked the Code
11:00a[info]syn_opencultureHunter S. Thompson’s Ballsy Job Application Letter (1958)
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureCritical Thinking: A Free Course
5:12p[info]syn_opencultureWhen The New York Times Got Duped into Publishing “The Lexicon of Grunge” in 1992–Words Like “Lamestain,” “Wack Slacks,” “Harsh Realm” & More
17th
3:57a[info]syn_opencultureThe Who and Jimmy Fallon Sing “Won’t Get Fooled Again” with Classroom Instruments
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureWhat Did Etruscan Sound Like? An Animated Video Pronounces the Ancient Language That We Still Don’t Fully Understand
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureA New Archive Transcribes and Puts Online the Diaries & Notebooks of Women Artists, Art Historians, Critics and Dealers
7:00p[info]syn_openculturePink Floyd Songs Played Splendidly on a Harp Guitar: “Comfortably Numb,” “Wish You Were Here” & More
19th
6:19p[info]syn_opencultureGraduation Highlight: Billionaire Robert F. Smith Announces That He’ll Pay Off the Student Loans of Morehouse’s Class of 2019
20th
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureDiscover Kōlams, the Traditional Indian Patterns That Combine Art, Mathematics & Magic
11:00a[info]syn_opencultureKeith Moon Plays Drums Onstage with Led Zeppelin in What Would Be His Last Live Performance (1977)
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureWho Is Neil Young?: A Video Essay Explores the Two Sides of the Versatile Musician–Folk Icon and Father of Grunge
21st
3:15a[info]syn_opencultureMIT Robot Breaks Rubik’s Cube World Record, Solving It in 0.38 Seconds
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureThe Story of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Rise in the 1980s Art World Gets Told in a New Graphic Novel
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureJames Taylor Gives Guitar Lessons, Teaching You How to Play Classic Songs Like “Fire and Rain,” “Country Road” & “Carolina in My Mind”
6:00p[info]syn_opencultureThe Bauhaus Bookshelf: Download Original Bauhaus Books, Journals, Manifestos & Ads That Still Inspire Designers Worldwide
22nd
2:07p[info]syn_opencultureThe Lives of John Coltrane & Billie Holiday Are Now Told in Two Graphic Novels
4:00p[info]syn_opencultureThe Strikingly Beautiful Maps & Charts That Fired the Imagination of Students in the 1880s
6:00p[info]syn_opencultureFleetwood Mac Unveils Their New Singer Stevie Nicks, and The World Takes Notice: Watch Bewitching Performances of “Rhiannon” (1975-1976)
8:25p[info]syn_opencultureBanksy Strikes Again in Venice
23rd
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureWhen John Waters Appeared on The Simpsons and Changed America’s LGBTQ Views (1997)
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureThe Creative Life of Jim Henson Explored in a Six-Part Documentary Series
5:00p[info]syn_opencultureNew Web Project Immortalizes the Overlooked Women Who Helped Create Rock and Roll in the 1950s
24th
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureJohannes Kepler Theorized That Each Planet Sings a Song, Each in a Different Voice: Mars is a Tenor; Mercury, a Soprano; and Earth, an Alto
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureHow Computers Ruined Rock Music
25th
8:27p[info]syn_opencultureThe Mueller Report Released as a Free Well-Formatted eBook (by The Digital Public Library of America)
26th
3:00a[info]syn_opencultureTodd Rundgren’s Advice to Young Artists: Be Free and Fearless, Make Art That Expresses Your True Self, and Never Mind the Critics
27th
11:00a[info]syn_opencultureWhy You Should Read Crime and Punishment: An Animated Introduction to Dostoevsky’s Moral Thriller
11:00a[info]syn_opencultureWatch Patti Smith’s New Tribute to the Avant-Garde Poet Antonin Artaud
5:51p[info]syn_opencultureHow Carl Jung Inspired the Creation of Alcoholics Anonymous
28th
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureAndy Warhol Demystified: Four Videos Explain His Groundbreaking Art and Its Cultural Impact
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureHear the Song That Two Teenage Musicians, Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart, Recorded Together in 1958
5:40p[info]syn_opencultureBill Gates Recommends Five Books to Read This Summer
7:00p[info]syn_opencultureDownload 91,000 Historic Maps from the Massive David Rumsey Map Collection
29th
11:00a[info]syn_opencultureMcDonald’s Opens a Tiny Restaurant — and It’s Only for Bees
5:00p[info]syn_opencultureThe Psychological Dimensions of Game of Thrones: The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast Explores the Fantasy Spectacle
7:00p[info]syn_opencultureHow Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” Recreates the Epic Hero’s Journey Described by Joseph Campbell
8:12p[info]syn_opencultureThe Story of Pure Hell, the “First Black Punk Band” That Emerged in the 70s, Then Disappeared for Decades
30th
5:35p[info]syn_opencultureWhen Boris Pasternak Won–and Then the Soviets Forced Him to Decline–the Nobel Prize (1958)
7:00p[info]syn_opencultureTake a Visual Journey Through 181 Years of Street Photography (1838-2019)
8:00p[info]syn_openculture1980s Metalhead Kids Are Alright: Scientific Study Shows That They Became Well-Adjusted Adults
31st
8:00a[info]syn_opencultureMetallica, REM, Led Zeppelin & Queen Sung in the Style of Gregorian Chant
11:00a[info]syn_opencultureThe Art & Cooking of Frida Kahlo, Salvador Dali, Georgia O’Keeffe, Vincent Van Gogh & More
2:00p[info]syn_opencultureThe First Museum Dedicated to Japanese Folklore Monsters Is Now Open