Passing this on for Jen: Pure Data Workshop Weekend w Madam Data, Mark Grimm & Jim Goodin -
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"We are excited to announce the Pd Workshop Weekend at EYEVEE. You can register for this workshop here: http://eyevee.org/press/product/pdweekend/
Saturday March 21st & Sunday March 22nd – Pd (Pure Data) Workshop Weekend with Madam Data, Jim Goodin and Mark Grimm
Friday and Saturday night accommodations on site at the Grayhaven Motel are available at a discounted rate for workshop registrants – go to grayhavenmotel.com and use the discount code PETEY to reserve your room!
Workshop Cost: $135 for 3 workshops and Sat evening performance.
Workshop Programming: 3/21 9:00am-12:00pm: Mark Grimm presents Pure Left: Pure Data and Open Source Community
1:00pm-5:00pm: Jim Goodin presents Creative Looping with Pure Data Tables
7:00pm – 9:00pm: Live performances by the workshop presenters – Madam Data, Jim Goodin and Mark Grimm
3/22
10:00am-2:00pm: Ada (madam data) will be leading a a Pure Data workshop that focuses on a top-down approach to patching. Participants will discover how to use and mis-use pre-existing patches, how to reverse engineer, modify and repurpose them. They will also design an instrument developed through pseudo-random intuitive patching combined with the tools of empirical analysis.
Location: Weekend classes, demonstration, performances and over night accommodations will take place at the Grayhaven Motel 657 Elmira Rd. Ithaca, NY 14850.
Age: The recommended age for this class is 14+. Anyone under the age of 18 will need an adult present.
About the instructors:
Ada Adhiyatma, sometimes known as madam data or min planck, stunt clarinetist in Ooloi, composer of electronic music, podcast creator, hardware hacker, and designer of computer instruments. Madam Data is a musician (composer) and sound scientist who explores machine and spirit interfaces. Their fantasies are about truly knowing what sacredness is, echolocating spaces infused with spirits, and begetting ghosts in the technology they create. In finding these things, they seek a liberatory practice that uses sound to return bodies to resonance. Madam Data works with synthesizers, handmade computer programs and circuits, field recordings and clarinets; they consider these objects to be interfaces with the Divine presence; they work with the sonics of stillness, space and brutal intensity.
NYC based musician Jim Goodin creates electro-acoustic music fusing Pure Data processing with real-time stringed instrument playing.
https://alonetone.com/jimgoodinmusic
Mark Grimm has been experimenting with digital and analog sound, in various forms, since the mid 1990’s. An artist based in Ithaca, NY, Grimm teaches media arts and technology theory.