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L'oeuvre ouverte|PureData Convention '07 - Call for Proposals
* August 21st-26th, 2007, Montréal Canada
* Deadline for artworks/performances and workshops: February 28th 2007
* Deadline for papers: March 31st 2007
http://convention.puredata.org
The PureData Convention Steering Committee is now accepting proposals for
participation in L'oeuvre ouverte (the Open Work), the 2nd International
PureData Convention. L'oeuvre ouverte invites an open relation between the
artwork and the public as well as open attitudes and practices in the fields
of programming, artistic creation and scientific research. It will bring
together artists, developers and writers who develop, use and reflect on
PureData.
The Convention will acknowledge the broad range of artistic and technical
disciplines that make use of the software and will address questions of
openness and accessibility. It will provide a theoretical and artistic
context for the understanding of the aesthetics and politics of Free / Open
Source Software culture.
Selected proposals will reflect varied perspectives and outlooks on the
artistic possibilities of free software and hardware that emanate from a
wide-ranging community. These include, but are not restricted to connections
to art, science and society as well as demonstration of innovative and
intuitive interactions. We encourage a wide range of submissions from all
levels of proficiency with the software as well as from emergent and diverse
PureData communities. Submissions will be evaluated by peer review
committees.
Proposals are sought in the following categories:
Artwork/Performances:
The selected artworks should make use of PureData. All forms of audioand
visual art including real-time interactive works, improvisations with
technology, instrumental/electroacoustic mixes, sound installations,
performances, network art, robotics, software art and interdisciplinary work
are welcome.
Papers and posters:
We are accepting papers that offer varying perspectives on technical,
social, cultural as well as art theory/historical aspects of PureData or the
aesthetics and politics of Free / Open Source Software (FOSS) culture.
Demos:
Externals, Performance patches, Packages of abstractions, sensors and
physical computing interfaces, etc.
Workshops:
Beginner to advanced level hands-on workshops, installation help, DIY etc.
::applicants are invited to submit in multiple categories::
please read the application guidelines:
http://convention.puredata.org/guidelines
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L'oeuvre ouverte|Congrès PureData 2007 - Appel de propositions
* Du 21 au 26 août 2007, Montréal, Canada
* Appel à participation – Jusqu'au 28 février pour les projets
artistiques et les ateliers, le 31 mars pour les exposés.
http://convention.puredata.org/convention07-fr
Le comité organisateur du Congrès de PureData accepte maintenant les
propositions en vue de participer à L'oeuvre ouverte, 2e Congrès
international de PureData. L'oeuvre ouverte propose une relation d'ouverture
entre l'oeuvre d'art et le public et encourage les
attitudes et les pratiques ouvertes dans les domaines de la programmation,
de la création artistique et de la recherché scientifique. Le congrès
réunira artistes, développeurs et théoriciens qui sont les créateurs de
PureData, qui exploitent le logiciel ou en font l'objet de leur réflexion.
Le Congrès témoignera de toute la gamme des disciplines artistiques et
techniques qui exploitent le logiciel libre et s'intéressera aux questions
d'ouverture et d'accessibilité. Il servira de cadre théorique et artistique
pour la compréhension des aspects esthétiques et politiques propres à la
culture du logiciel libre.
Les propositions retenues refléteront les nombreuses perspectives que le
logiciel libre et ses applications, émanant d'une collectivité diversifiée,
offrent en matière de possibilités artistiques, qu'il s'agisse, notamment,
de jonctions établies entre l'art, la science et la société ou de la
présentation d'interactions innovatrices et intuitives. Les propositions les
plus diverses sont les bienvenues, peu importe le degré de compétence de
l'auteur à l'égard du logiciel. L'invitation est lancée, entre autres, aux
collectifs de PureData en émergence. Les propositions seront évaluées par
des comités de pairs.
Les propositions doivent se situer dans les catégories suivantes:
Oeuvres d'art/installations:
les œuvres de toute nature, produites à l'aide de PureData, soit toute forme
d'art audio et visuel, y compris les œuvres interactives en temps réel, les
improvisations technologiques, les pièces instrumentales et
électroacoustiques, les installations sonores, les performances, l'art
robotique et télématique et les œuvres multidisciplinaires.
Exposés et affiche:
communications apportant diverses perspectives sur les aspects techniques,
sociaux, culturels, l'histoire de l'art de PureData, de même que sur les
aspects esthétiques et politiques de la culture du logiciel libre.
Démonstrations:
périphériques, outils de performance, extras, senseurs et interfaces, etc.
Ateliers:
travaux pratiques de niveau débutant à avancé, aide aux installations,
activités manuelles, etc.
SVP lisez les lignes directrices:
http://convention.puredata.org/guidelines-fr
::Les intéressés sont invités à faire des propositions de nature multiple::
Hi all,
I've just finished to make a clean release of the saving system i mostly
use. It's two abstractions (a "console" and an object you have to create for
each variable (floats or symbols) to store), you can store 16 presets (with
as many variable as you want) and save them into a file.
You will need pool, iemlib (dollarg) and zexy..
I tried to make a clear help file, i hope it will not be to hard to
understand...
[TODO : * Allow multiple instance
* Allow storage of lists
* A lot of other things i think...]
Thx for comments...
Cheers
Guillaume Rabusseau
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This workshop series keeps heating up, and promises to be an interesting
zone of convergence for analog and electronics noise-makers alike in
Berlin.
d.
******
* 17th February 2pm: noise_produce workshop with Martin Howse
The noise_produce workshop is concerned with techniques for the
elaboration of experimental noise electronics (mis-use of functional
digital electronics) and a generic means of production traced from
defined circuit diagram to copper-etched board. Please bring a soldering
iron and any spare/salvaged electronic parts of interest. All other
materials will be supplied.
Course fee 15 euros includes materials.
* 24th February 2pm: FM-transmitter-workshop with piradio/superfactory[TM].
How to build your own radio-transmitter, booster, antenna and if
required receiver. Audio broadcast. Soldering permitted.
All materials and some tools supplied. Please bring individual
audio/noise, your own soldering iron if possible or inform if needed.
Contact: fm-kit(a)superfactory.biz
http://superfactory.biz/download.htmlhttp://kulturserver-berlin.de/home/piradio/funkrahm.htm
* 10th March 2pm: SuperCollider with Fredrik Olofsson
http://www.fredrikolofsson.com
Further planned workshops will cover Pure Data connectivity, the Arduino
platform, ATmega8 microcontrollers, UNIX process,
documentation, GNU Emacs, VLF reception, analogue TV transmission, FPGA
design... full details tbc.
xxxxx, pickledfeet, Linienstrasse 54, Berlin 10119
U2, Rosa-Luxemburg-Pl. U8, Rosenthaler Pl.
telephone: 3050187482.
Please RSVP m_at_1010.co.uk to reserve
More info: http://pickledfeet.com/workshops.php
--
derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl
---Oblique Strategy # 109:
"Lost in useless territory"
This Wed, Feb 14th 6-9pm.
http://idmi.poly.edu/node/103
This is an informal gathering of patching and patchers (Max/MSP/
Jitter, Pure Data, and even jMax, EyesWeb, vvvv, etc.). Beginners
and Experienced welcome. Open to everyone, students, the public,
etc. Work on school projects, personal projects, ask for help, help
others, or just patch quietly to yourself, in a room full of other
people patching patches and helping other people patch.
We are making it a regular, monthly meeting: the second Wednesday of
every month, stick it in your calendars! And since it's Valentine's
Day this time, come be our Valentine! Show your love with boxes and
lines!
RSVP and I'll put you on the guest list at the door. Otherwise call
718 260 3693 when you get there.
Directions
All events will take place in Rogers Hall at Polytechnic's Brooklyn
campus, on the second floor, in room RH207. The entrance is on Jay
St. Across the street from the Marriott.
* train to Jay Street-Borough Hall
* train to Borough Hall (walk one block East to Willoughby, left
on Jay)
* train to Lawrence Street-MetroTech (one block North on Lawrence)
* train to Dekalb Avenue(two blocks North toward Manhattan
Bridge and make a left on Myrtle Ave into MetroTech)
For more directions, see http://www.poly.edu/directions/
.hc
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You can't steal a gift. Bird gave the world his music, and if you can
hear it, you can have it. - Dizzy Gillespie
hey all !!!
i would like to invite you to the opening of a group show in sound art at
takt gallery,
wühlischstr.56 berlin on the 17th of february 2007 from 8 pm onwards.. the
piece on show
will is an interactive phonographic installation..
if you cant make it or are too far away, please send me some good vibes
instead : )
love
alexandre
--
alexandre r. decoupigny
www.listeningart.blogspot.comwww.myspace.com/alexandredecoupigny
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> Far and Wide - CMJ 2007 DVD
> CALL FOR WORKS - Computer music works showcasing global diversity
> Computer Music Journal is seeking new computer music, videos of
> performance, and audio-video works to be included as part of its
> annual DVD for 2007. The curators are seeking to highlight current
> trends, and are particularly interested in including music from
> emerging and underrepresented genres, cultures, and geographical
> locations beyond Europe and North America. Works that represent an
> engagement with a composer's culture or identity are encouraged.
>
> Submission details:
> Pieces completed after 1 January 2000 are eligible. Works may have
> been presented or published elsewhere, but in the latter case,
> documentation must be provided granting CMJ the nonexclusive right
> to publish. One work may be submitted per composer.
>
> Deadline: 1 March 2007
> Formats: Uploaded file, mailed CD or DVD disc,
> Audio: 16-bit, 48-kHz (44.1 kHz also acceptable), stereo or 5.1
> channels.
> Video: CD or DVD disc, Quicktime MOV (uncompressed if possible).
> Duration: Pieces under 10 minutes in duration are preferred.
> Additional documentation: Please include a short (200 words
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> maximum) for the work, including all necessary credits and contact
> information. An image of the composer (black and white, minimum 300
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> be published in the Journal as part of the DVD notes.
>
> Co-curators:
> Tae Hong Park, park(a)music.princeton.edu
> Robert Gluck, gluckr(a)albany.edu
> Lonce Wyse, cmj_dvd2007(a)zwhome.org
>
> For further information, please see:
> http://www.zwhome.org/CMJ/2007DVD_CallForWorks.html
> --
> Robert J. Gluck
>
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> Director, Electronic Music Studios
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>
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>
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Dear list,
The pd-graz community is proud to announce the release of the free
download version of the "bang | Pure Data" book.
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*Pure Data goes Back to School*
Saturday 10 February 2007
14:00 - 20:00
Pickled Feet
Linienstrasse 54 Mitte, Berlin DE
U2, Rosa-Luxemburg-Pl. U8, Rosenthaler Pl.
Telephone: 3050187482
Please RSVP m_at_1010.co.uk to reserve places!
Fee: EUR 10
Pure Data is a powerful, free and open source environment for producing
and manipulating sound, image and data in real time. Because the
programming is done visually, many artists find it a more intuitive tool
than traditional text-oriented programming languages. However, many
newcomers to PD miss the chance to learn the "grammar" and "vocabulary"
of this visual language, and this results in confusion about how PD
actually handles sounds and images.
This one-day workshop will give an introduction to Pure Data for
beginners and for experienced users who might have missed some of the
fundamentals of the program. We will construct a basic sound
synthesizer, and use this exercise to go over the deeper mysteries of
what makes PD tick.
Time will also be set aside for responding to participants' questions
about their own PD audio projects.
---What to bring:
* Essential:
1) Laptop running Linux, OS X or Windows
2) Pure Data installed from: http://at.or.at/hans/pd/installers.html
3) Soundcard (internal or external, quality a non-issue)
4) Headphones (!!!!)
5) EUR 10 participation fee
* Recommended/Suggested:
1) MIDI controller/keyboard
2) Microphone
3) USB Joystick
4) Your own soundfiles (WAV, AIFF format)
5) Your own PD audio projects for feedback
---About the Teacher
Derek Holzer [USA 1972] began working with Pure Data in 2001. Since
then, he has taught and performed with the program across Europe, North
America, Brazil and New Zealand. His work focuses on field recording,
networked collaboration strategies, experiments in improvisational sound
and the use of free software such as Pure-Data. Holzer has released
tracks under the Nexsound, Sirr, and/OAR and Gruenrekorder labels, and
has co-initiated several internet projects for field recording and
collaborative soundscapes including Soundtransit.nl. He is currently
writing a Pure Data beginner's manual for the FLOSS Manuals project.
http://www.umatic.nl/info_derek.htmlhttp://www.umatic.nl/workshops.htmlhttp://www.flossmanuals.net/puredata (under development, feedback welcome)
--
derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl
---Oblique Strategy # 53:
"Do something boring"