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About this Event
A three hour workshop exploring how to make visuals with code, using the web-based tool called Hydra. Preview of the workflow: Learn about livecode community and the history of video synthts, creating your sketch, advanced techniques, and share-out!
This is half of a full day of live coding workshops, see tickets here for Making Live Music with Code!
To bring:
- Laptop
- Headphones (for music session)
- Charger
- Yourself and maybe a friend!
Your instructors:
Cameron Alexander (emptyflash) is a New York based artist and technologist who blends open-source tools like Hydra and Strudel (TidalCycles) to create live audio-visual performances. Cameron is an active member of the livecodeNYC artist collective and is involved in community building, education, curation, and creating sustainable alternative power structures.
Viola He (sandpills) is a Shanghai-born, Brooklyn-based artist, educator, and cultural organizer. Their creative practices engage with DIY electronics, programming, movements, and time-based media. Using algorithmic approaches to enhance, alternate, and obfuscate sounds and images, they work to explore pathways towards alternative structures, systems and interfaces. Viola often dreams about clowning, computational humor, and infiltrating digital spaces with physical bodies as tools for intervention.
Dan Gorelick is a musician, creative technologist, and organizer who is based in the Bay Area and has a presence in Brooklyn and Berlin. He creates live audiovisual performances, blending his classical cello experience with the practice of live-coding: creating music with code. He is a co-founder of the Bay Area live audio-visual collective AV Club as well as Club Code, a non-location-specific collection of artists focusing on live-coding performance. He is also an organizer and member of the LivecodeNYC and TopLap Berlin collectives. His workshops explore live-coding as well as the creative possibilities when using technology to create music.
This is a masks optional event.
Sliding Scale Tickets
Give yourself a discount if you take both classes!
No One Turned Away for Lack of Funds (email [email protected] for more info)
As with all NYC Resistor events, this talk is 18+ and governed by our Code of Conduct. The Code of Conduct, as well as accessibility information, can be found at www.nycresistor.com/participate/.
Please note that refunds must be requested 24 hours in advance. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
NYC Resistor, 87 Third Avenue, Brooklyn, United States
USD 40.00 to USD 80.00