Visual Music Collaborative [Events] – Results

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This is a collection of work produced at the recent Visual Music Collaborative workshop hosted by Eyebeam this July in NYC. The event was led by Aaron Meyers, in collaboration with Re:Group artist, Aaron Koblin and in creative partnership with Ghostly International. Invited participants were asked to explore the relationship between music, sound, and dynamically generated imagery and motion. Topics included sound-analysis techniques, advanced OpenGL programming, and interfacing with mobile control devices.

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Encounter – Suspiciously curious robotics

Created by Piet Schmidt during the summer semester at UdK Berlin (New Media / Digital Class), Encounter is a a robotic arm with a mirror that curiously observes its surroundings.

Cyclotone (2012) by Paul Prudence

This new piece by Paul Prudence takes conceptual cues from cyclotrons and particle accelerators and alludes to aspects of particle physics, space exploration and 4-dimensional space. It is inspired to commemorate the first wave of Russian cosmonauts and also the artists of the Constructivist movement who conquered space conceptually.

SFPC Fall 2019 Student Showcase

SFPC tutor Celine Wong Katzman reflects on yet another successful session at the artist run school in New York.

Resonate 2014 Announced – “Early Bird” Tickets Available 16th October 2013

Resonate festival in Belgrade is back for another year bringing artists together to drive a forward-looking debate on the position of technology in art and culture. ‘Early Bird’ tickets go on sale Wednesday 16th October.

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