Call for workshop participation - physical computing - Pd-announce

18 Mar 2004


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Call for workshop participation
MAKING SENSE 1
        Physical computing for artistic purpose
Wednesday 5th until saturday 8th of mai 2004
        at Atelier Nord, Oslo/Norway
        by Erich Berger
Free participation
        Application deadline April 1st.
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MAKING SENSE PROJECT
Recent developments in commercial and open source
        artistic software (like MAX/MSP, Nato, Jitter, SoftVNS,
        Pure-Data, Supercollider, Keystroke, Mob, etc.) extend
        the freedom for media-artists on the software side.
        These software environments also provide possibilities to
        interface physical computing devices via computerports.
Within a series of workshops "Making Sense" aims to
        introduce basic and advanced techniques of how artists
        can work with sensors and effectors, how to build custom
        computer interfaces and how to interface them with
        different software environments.
Making Sense project URL: http://anart.no/?location=90
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MAKING SENSE 1 WORKSHOP
The workshop "Making Sense 1" introduces into the basic
        techniques and concepts of using microcontrollers, sensors,
        effectors, computer interfaces for data aquisition, inter device
        communication, wireless communication etc.
The target group are media artists/practitioners which are
        interested in: human/computer interaction, environmental
        sensing and acting, robotic and telerobotic, interactive dance
        and theatre, locative media etc.
Hard and software which is used in the workshop include:
        pure-data, max/msp, basic stamp, microcontrollers, sensors,
        effectors, gps, bluetooth etc.
Making Sense 1 workshop URL: http://anart.no/?location=92
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WORKSHOP PARTICIPATION
The workshop is for both, the already technical skilled artist
        as well as for beginners.
Participation is free of charge.
Artists interested in participating are asked to send a short
        note of motivation to sense@anart.no
Application deadline April 1st.
For artists of the nordic region is a possibility to apply for
        travel grants at www.nifca.org, see Sleipnir.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Workshop director/producer Erich Berger
        http://randomseed.org
Project supporter PNEK
        http://pnek.no
Projectbase Atelier Nord
        http://anart.no
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        ATELIER NORD
        PHONE +47 23060880
        FAX +47 23060884
        E-MAIL office@anart.no
        URL http://anart.no
        MAIL Lakkegata 55 D, N-0187 Oslo, Norway
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