The blue folder arrives, the red cord comes off, and all eleven scores pass through gloved hands — a narrated page-through of publication copy 51, built from the July 16 shoot and the June 13 Fuser documentation.
second cut — stills-driven edit
One canonical plate per contribution, photographed July 16 from publication copy 51. The order follows the colophon card.
The full documentation shoot of the collated edition — every page, object, and detail of publication copy 51. Burst frames are folded behind their lead image (+N reveals them); click any image to view with captions and step through every frame.
The 78 photographs of the closing event at Fuser, 1811 Blake Ave — cohort performances and the edition's collation day, folded the same way. Index view; the masters live in the program's own shared archive, cataloged below with SHA-256 identities.
The plain-spoken companion to the paper, published on the Social Software site, revised through Casey's anchored copy-edits.
“Keymaps as Social Software” — the research paper printed as sixty-four copies for the collated Cycle 2 publication, with a mobile cards format and five translations.
The p5.js notepat keymap embedded at the foot of the doc — press the keys.
The colored-pencil illustration made for the doc header — a circle of listeners around a laptop of keymap tiles — as printed on the article and the paper's cover.
The opening proposal — Aesthetic Computer submitted as a social software project in active development — and the KidLisp score cards with QR codes that accompanied it.
Working catalog of the cycle's documentation: 78 photographs from the June 13 closing at Fuser, the 174-photo July 16 documentation shoot, and the presentation recordings. Masters stay offline; the catalog records provenance, descriptions, and SHA-256 identities.
