The Institute for Infinitely Small Things conducts creative, participatory research that aims to temporarily transform public spaces and instigate dialogue about democracy, spatial justice and everyday life. The Institute’s projects use performance, conversation and unexpected interventions to investigate social and political “tiny things.”
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Publications / Articles / References / Books#
A collection of works either by, or referencing, the Institute for Infinitely Small Things.
2019#
Roll Over SI - by Paul Walsh, Art Monthly Issue 423
2017#
Transforming public spaces with the Institute for Infinitely Small Things - Interview with Creative Commons
2015#
Critical Landscapes: Art, Space, Politics - by Emily Eliza Scott (Editor), Kirsten J Swenson (Editor), University of California Press
Professional Parody: An Examination of Artist Practices Parodying and Disrupting Business Models to New Ends - Alexia Mellor, Vol. 4 No. 1
Five “tiny things” from The Institute for Infinitely Small Things - paper by Paola Bommarito (in Italian)
Applications of Civic Media and Evaluating their Impact, Success and Metrics in Different Fields - by Jackie Lender
Civic Imagination and a Useless Map - by kanarinka
2012#
In Conversation: kanarinka with Natalie Loveless - an interview
Erase the Border: A Petition of Voices for Change - MIT Center for Civic Media
2011#
The City Formerly Known as Cambridge: A useless map by the Institute for Infinitely Small things - by kanarinka
2009#
Institute for Infinitely Small Things “Digging for Happiness - The New England Journal of Aesthetic Research
Radical Jesters: A Film About Pranksters, Hoaxers, Situationists, Performers - a film by Tim Jackson
2006#
Art-Machines, Body-Ovens and Map-Recipes: Entries for a Psychogeographic Dictionary - by kanarinka
The Analysis of Infinitely Small Things - research report
2005#
Guidebook to Find Infinitely Small Things - by kanarinka