altDQ vs Dizko

April Greiman's Does it Make Sense?, created in 1986 for Design Quarterly is on display at LACMA's Digital Witness exhibit. The work explored the use of Apple's Macintosh computer to assemble a collage of illustrative assets and words -- delivered on paper, Z space implied. Now this work can be viewed in X | Y | Z space using a smartphone or tablet. Here are features to explore: tap the screen to reveal related code and hypertext tap again to turn them off see inside photos that have become dimensional witness this display on both sides of the artwork video and images on the back side present stories of the process of making of the original work

Dizko reads the city in real time. Open the map and see the club nights, concerts, warehouse parties, gallery openings, comedy shows, and festivals happening around you. Search by date, neighborhood, genre, vibe, or price. Or ask Dizko in plain language: "underground techno near me this weekend," "cheap live music tonight," or "something good on Sunday afternoon." The answer comes back as real events with dates, venues, lineups, flyers, and ticket links. WHY DIZKO - Read the night on a live, flyer-first map - Ask for a mood, genre, neighborhood, or budget - Browse real listings from promoters, venues, and trusted platforms - Filter by date, category, genre, vibe, price, and neighborhood - Save events, RSVP, add them to your calendar, and open tickets in a tap - Send event picks directly to friends with Messages - Share a flyer or event link into Dizko to find and save the listing - Browse without an account, or sign in to sync saves across devices FROM CLUB NIGHTS TO CULTURE Chase peak-time techno. Find the tiny live room before everyone else does. Build a gallery crawl. Rescue a Sunday afternoon. Dizko keeps the broad city calendar and the small, strange listings in the same view. BUILT FOR THE GROUP CHAT Use Dizko inside Messages to search without leaving the conversation, then send an event card straight into the chat. When a flyer or link finds you somewhere else, share it back to Dizko and keep it for later. No account is required to start exploring.