Artist-programmer Luke DuBois created new maps of the United States that reclassify us as Americans -- but he didn't need the census. His data came from profiles on dating websites. Read the full description.
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Artist-programmer R. Luke DuBois has his own map of the U.S., and it’s not colored with red states and blue. DuBois doesn’t need the polls; he gathered his data from 19 million dating profiles. Politics, schmolitics – he wants to know what we really think about. Who’s shy, who’s bored, who’s sexy. And who wants to be spanked. Produced by Eric Molinsky.
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Piece Description
Artist-programmer R. Luke DuBois has his own map of the U.S., and it’s not colored with red states and blue. DuBois doesn’t need the polls; he gathered his data from 19 million dating profiles. Politics, schmolitics – he wants to know what we really think about. Who’s shy, who’s bored, who’s sexy. And who wants to be spanked. Produced by Eric Molinsky.
Broadcast History
Aired on Studio 360
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northside | Lineland | Logos for Love. | Audio Dregs Records | 2008 | 00:20 |
| Nothing Happens in June | Ulrich Schnauss | Far Away Trains Passing By. | Domino | 2007 | 00:15 |
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