A Graphical Programmable Control Language for Hubit

This report is about the work that we have performed during Autumn 2001 at Botech AB. The purpose with this work was to further develop an existing product named Hubit. Hubit is a compact computer that is running Linux and has limited resources when it comes to memory and storage. Hubit is designed to monitor and collect data from controller systems. The two main objectives that we were about to develop was to make it possible for Hubit to control a simple process and to find out some way to configure Hubit by using a graphical language. The report is a description of our work and the methods we used to accomplish our goals. Some parts of the project will not be presented in this report. They are mostly C++ code. This is an agreement between us and Botech and it does not affect the understanding of this master thesis

From wall to canvas : Values around Banksy´s images by changing the surrounding context

This thesis in Art History and Visual Science is about values to graffiti and graffiti artist Banksy. I have studied values relating to Banksy´s graffiti images through which context they are placed in and where they are located. I have selected two different images of Banksy as an example on the basis of a transnational phenomenon, where the images that circulate in the public arena by street art and other images and imported into the galleries and consumption market. My conclusion is that the values of the images are based on the context in which each room have its surroundings and that therefore the impression will increase. The public space context, signal availability and the white cube context indicates art, and the commercial context signals goods and items that can be bought. Therefore the values for the images are based on the context in which each room says to the environment and the surrounding impressions accruing to the picture. Hence, when Banksy's images circulate in these three rooms they are received and valued based on which place the pictures are in, based on context and the background ideas you have for the expression