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April 2016 Blog Posts (4)

Introducing the XTH Sense - The World's First Biocreative Instrument

XTH Sense™ -- the world’s first biocreative instrument and next evolution in sensory expression -- is LIVE on Kickstarter TODAY.

The XTH Sense combines a wireless biowearable, its companion XTH Software Suite and the XTH Hub,…

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Added by Heidi Boisvert on April 28, 2016 at 10:00am — No Comments

Social Dancers Network - DanceLinked.com

Hello!

We've just launched DanceLinked.com, a community created for dancers of all levels of skill to connect and inspire one another. We noticed a need in the market for a well designed network that offers a great user experience. It is our goal to deliver that to the dance community. The site currently allows you to:

Show What You Can Do: Upload photos and videos of your performances. Show the world your ability and…

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Added by DanceLinked on April 27, 2016 at 2:03pm — No Comments

When I Dance Website is now online

When I dance is now online. Please feel free to have a look and follow

us to get updated about our first Premiere!

http://www.whenidancefilm.com/

https://www.facebook.com/whenIdancefilm/

Added by Daniela Lucato on April 12, 2016 at 6:57am — No Comments

World’s first network performance with Cuba! The Bridge To Everywhere : 234

WORLD'S FIRST NETWORK PERFORMANCE WITH CUBA "THE BRIDGE TO EVERYWHERE:234" - Last Tuesday 22nd March we (StudioBiscoe and many friends) were successful in the first ever network performance with Cuba, between Havana and two locations in Miami, Florida, coinciding with the visit of President Obama to Cuba. You can read about the project here: http://studiobiscoe.com/bridge and here:…

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Added by Studio Biscoe on April 1, 2016 at 11:38am — No Comments

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