hi list,
trying to pass this message to the list, but it keeps beeing filtered
by spam assassin :(
again: i'm perfoming with johannes krause in stuttgart.
theater rampe
with (net)-pd
begins 22h.
see you.
max
infos here:
http://www.maxneupert.de/
Initiation à Pure Data, niveau 2.
Dimanche 27 janvier 2008 de 11h à 18h.
Salle Star Trek (deuxième étage).
La formation permet de progresser dans la compréhension et
l'utilisation du logiciel. Les exemples utilisés pour l'apprentissage
permettent de gérer textes, sons, videos, objets 3D. L'apprentissage
se fait au pas-à-pas, en suivant une progression lente de manière à
bien intégrer les bases.
Formation pour 30 participants.
Pré-requis: il est nécessaire d'amener votre ordinateur. Cette
journée est destinée aux débutants qui ont suivi la journée du 20
janvier 2008, ou à ceux qui ont commencé un auto-apprentissage de PD.
Formateur : Jean-Marie Boyer
Réservations obligatoires à : formations (à) craslab.org
Tarif plein 20 € / Tarif réduit 15 €, sur présentation de
justificatifs (chômeurs, étudiants, adhérents Art Sensitif, Audoniens).
Pd 0.41-0 test 10 is ready: http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/software.html
The only major new "feature" in 0.41 is callback scheduling; this got
a few new rounds of debugging since test 09.
cheers
Miller
xxxxx-workshops: [in]tolerance
29 Janaury - 2 February 2008
Club Transmediale
Ballhaus Naunynstrasse, Berlin
xxxxx-workshops: [in]tolerance presents a series of constructivist
workshops specially programmed for the ClubTransmediale 2008 festival,
emphasising making and connection within the field of the existent.
Workshops are led by international, field-expert practitioners,
extending over realms of environmental code, noise, signal transmission,
reception, and electromysticism. The workshops will utilise household
materials and chemistry, readily-available electronics components, free
software and the GNU toolbase.
Over the course of five days, participants will have the opportunity to
construct a set of various electronic audiovisual artifacts (being
either code or hardware) with which a final presentation/performance
will be made. In learning how to create complex sound and image
generators from the most basic elements, the participants will explore
liminal electronic experiences and intriguing phenomena where
carefully-engineered borders and parameters are twisted and
transgressed, producing unexpected results in performance.
Workshops:
29.1. NOISE_PRODUCE by Martin Howse (UK) & Martin Kunetz (DE)
30.1. ONE BIT MUSIC by Frederik Olofsson (SE)
31.1. DIGITAL THEREMIN WORKSHOP by Andrei Smirnov (RU) & Derek Holzer
(US/NL)
01.2. CHAOS IN NODES AND NETWORKS by Jessica Rylan (US)
02.2. BASTARD NATURES by Alejandra Nuñes Perez (CL)
The series takes inspiration from and continues the development of the
(semi)weekly xxxxx workshops held at the Pickled Feet space in Berlin
over the last year. It is supported by Arduino.
Theme:
"...in the good old days of Shannon's mathematical theory of
information, the maximum of information coincided strangely with maximal
unpredictability or noise..." [Friedrich Kittler: There is no software]
Engineers and scientists are concerned with prediction and thus
predictability. Inside black-boxed apparatus the faint markings of
tolerance, deviations from a predictable scenario towards the encryption
of noise, can well be observed by the wily artist. Technology is thus
exposed as a material expressing a certain chaos, pure noise of all
voices. In return, materiality and an artistic concern with the matter
of technology allows for the entry of the unpredictable, environmental
noise within an otherwise closed circuit or economy.
Registration:
xxxxx-workshops is open to anyone, from novice to experienced electronic
artist. The workshops will be held in English. You can register for
single workshops or for the whole series. In addition to the actual
daily workshops, a free open work-area gives everyone opportunity to
pursue projects begun in one of the workshops over the course of five
days. The registration fee for a single workshop is 10.- EUR, the fee
for the series of all five workshops is 30.- EUR.
For descriptions of the workshops and workshop leaders go to:
http://www.clubtransmediale.de/club-transmediale/xxxxx-workshops.html
You can register till January 14, 2008, by sending an email to:
xxxxx(a)clubtransmediale.de
Please don't forget to indicate which of the workshops you wish to attend.
xxxxx-workshops: [in]tolerance is curated by Martin Howse and Derek
Holzer, and produced by Jan Rolf and Anke Eckhardt for Club Transmediale.
--
derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl ::: http://blog.myspace.com/macumbista
---Oblique Strategy # 139:
"Revaluation (a warm feeling)"