Ken Goldberg (USA) / Biography
THE TELEGARDEN

The Telegarden is an art installation that allows web users to view and interact with a remote garden filled with living plants. Members can plant, water, and monitor the progress of seedlings via the tender movements of an industrial robot arm. The Telegarden was developed at the University of Southern California and went online in June 1995. In September 1996, The Telegarden was moved to the lobby of the Ars Electronica Center in Austria, where it remained online until August 2004. The Alternate Village Square chatroom remains available with archival photos and other information.


VIDEO DOCUMENTATION: The Telegarden (03:02), US, in English, Spanish subtitles, color, stereo, DVD, 2006
PHOTO CREDITS: Ken Goldberg, The Telegarden, 1995-2004. © 2004 Photo by Robert Wedemeyer

GRACE STATE MACHINES 
THE TELEGARDEN
SEXED ROBOTS 
ALEXITIMIA —
AN AUTONOMOUS ROBOTIC AGENT 

AUTOINDUCER_PH-1: 
CROSS CULTURAL CHEMISTRY 

EXOSKELETON / WALKING HEAD 
MEART — THE SEMI LIVING ARTIST 
Bill Vorn / Emma Howes / Jonathan Villeneuve
Ken Goldberg
Paul Granjon
 
Paula Gaetano Adi
 
Andy Gracie
Stelarc
SymbioticA Research Group / The Potter Lab

CONTENTS

DVD-ROM 1
I. ARTIFICIAL BUT ACTUAL: Artificial Life
II. LIMITS OF MODELING: Evolutionary Design
III. SHINING PROSTHESES: Robotics

DVD-ROM 2
IV. BODY AS TECHNOLOGY: Techno-body Modification
V. MORE THAN A COPY, LESS THAN NOTHINGNESS: Bio and Genetic Engineering
VI. SEMI-LIVING: Tissue and Stem Cells Engineering
VII. POST SCRIPTUM: Re-Coding