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GOOD's MacKenzie Fegan recently took a Ford Edge across the country to meet innovators in New York, Chicago, Austin, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. In San Francisco, she visited Josette Melchor, the executive director of the Gray Area Foundation for the Arts, which supports technology-based art installations in downtown San Francisco, and Jeff Linnel, of Bot and Dolly, which has repurposed industrial robots to film commercials and movies.
In Austin, GOOD's MacKenzie Fegan met an artist working on a series of ephemeral sculptures and an architect at the forefront of sustainable design.
Stella and I said our teary goodbyes today.
Showers for nerds, igniting cardboard boxes, giant dinosaurs, and unsuccessfully battling every claw machine along the way.
Every town, no matter how small or homogeneous, had at least one Chinese restaurant.
We couldn't have asked for a better panorama for our last picture of the day.
SFMade wants us to treat our manufactures as artisans, not cogs in a machine.
Here she is, the day before we give watch her ride into the sunset without us.
Bot and Dolly is a San Francisco-based production company that uses recycled industrial robots to shoot their films. We'll find out more in one...
As part of GOOD's Edge of Progress Tour, MacKenzie Fegan visits innovators in New York working on urban gardening and solar-powered sculpture.
I came across these great murals outside of GAFTA.
Here we are at the Gray Area Foundation for the Arts, one of the innovators we're talking to in San Francisco. Its mission is to create social...
Visiting the grave of Emperor Norton, a colorful local San Francisco celebrity who in 1859 proclaimed himself Emperor of the United States.
Amber waves of grain, check. Purple mountains, check. And now, sea to shining sea.
By repurposing electronics and making things from scratch, Crash Space's hackers are reducing waste and thumbing their noses at consumer culture.
Pea Soup Andersen's is only pea soup-themed restaurant between Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The end of Daylight Saving Time means we're spending a lot more time driving in the dark.
Step inside this old-timey cafeteria in downtown Los Angeles, the last vestige of an earlier time
We found an old friend for Stella in Los Angeles today.
