Voices of the Past has accumulated nearly two decades of interviews, experiments, case studies, tutorials, reflections, field notes, and public work. This page is a practical way into that archive without pretending chronology is the only way to understand it.
Browse by year
Use chronology as a way to locate work in its original technological and institutional context.
Browse by lane
The original categories are imperfect historical metadata, but they remain useful pathways into different kinds of work.
Trace an idea through time
The archive is most useful when one artifact leads to another. Start with the critical questions on Ideas Across Time, then follow the lineage links forward, backward, and sideways across different technologies and periods.
Discover a Voice
The Voices surfaces the practitioners, thinkers, storytellers, collaborators, and interview subjects whose knowledge became part of the project.
The same artifact may lead somewhere different depending on where you enter. That is not a flaw in the structure. It is the structure.
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Prefer the traditional chronological stream? Browse every post in order →