About
Hello and welcome. My name is Jeffrey Inscho and I’ve been writing StaticMade.com since January 2012. I currently live in the City of Champions with my wife, kids, and our dog Monty. In September of 2012 I joined the team at the Carnegie Museum of Art, where I manage web and digital media initiatives.
Static Made is a website that investigates the intersection of technology, creativity, mindfulness and culture. Writing this site is my passion. If you enjoy it, I would love if you wrote to say Hello.
New Here? Get Started By:
1) Reading the Statement of Purpose. In it you will find a bit of history, a description of the present and a vision for the future.
2) Subscribing via Twitter, RSS or Email. Twitter and RSS updates will be delivered to your device of choice within minutes of posting. The email subscription is a weekly digest that wrangles everything posted here on the site into one inbox message that is sent early on Saturday mornings for your weekend reading pleasure.
3) Perusing the archives or maybe checking out some of the more popular pieces:
Emails to My Unborn Daughter →
A Regimen for Rising Early →
We Are All For Sale →
It Might Get Loud →
Smaller Slower Less →
Running In Silence →
Say Hello:
There are several ways to get ahold of me. I’ve been known to participate in public discourse on Twitter and App.net. If your question or comment is private in nature, you can send an email to jeffrey [at] staticmade [dot] com.
Technical Stuff:
StaticMade.com utilizes responsive web design techniques and is built on the latest stable version of WordPress. Everything is written in markdown using a Byword / nvALT software combo. The coding is done in Coda2. My primary machine is a 13″ MacBook Air (2011), however I also post to the site using my iPhone 5.
For podcasting, I use a Blue Yeti through a LineIn / Soundflower / GarageBand / Levelator daisy chain.
Selected Interviews:
Oh Snap! Experimenting with Open Authority | Museum 2.0
New Hire: Jeffrey Inscho | Carnegie Museum of Art Blog
Jeffrey Inscho of Static Made | Tell Me Something I Don’t Know Podcast
Is This Art? | ABC Radio National
Technology helps participation in arts | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A Contemporary Approach to New Media| Bueda Blog
Technology in the Arts Podcast (#69) | Technology in the Arts
Interview with Jeffrey Inscho | El Tercer Brazo
Podcast:
In April of 2012, along with my podcast partner-in-crime Suse Cairns, I started Museopunks, a monthly internet broadcast that investigates interactivity, innovation and creativity in the museum sector.
Copyright License:
All original content posted on this website and companion blog is published under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license. This means you are free to share or distribute the work as long as you credit Static Made with a backlink. You are also permitted to modify or remix the work under the stipulation that you make your derivative work available under a similar license.
Questions about this license? Just ask.
Disclaimer:
The ideas published on this website, along with those to which I link, do not necessarily reflect the ideas and beliefs of my employer.