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SAT, 30 NOV 2024

About + intros

Co-creating and public art inspiration

Codealong: p5.js + d3.js for data art

Co-creating in p5live

Inspiration

About

Our goals & dreams, inspiration

“Artists, designers, technologists, makers, researchers and the like come to us to explore new topics, develop and expand their practice, and wrestle out the courage to begin something new. We support them in these endeavors while encouraging curiosity, confidence, and the enthusiasm to say something with their work.”

Inspired by coding retreats and residencies like the Recurse Center in NYC and Counterpoint at FabCafe Kyoto, we aim to foster a diverse community of makers who want to explore creative coding as a hobby.

What we are about

Coding follow-along tutorials & workshops
Brainstorming & suggesting topics & projects
Physical creative space to work on projects
Organising events & exhibitions as a community

“Remind yourself why programming rocks with code that sparks your joy and curiosity.”

“Tech Yard inspires people to have agency over how they interact with computers.”

“Monthly meetup for everything creative and coding.”

Dea Bankova

I make data art & viz & random

creative coding projects

Data Viz @ Reuters

Data Viz @ University of Tokyo

Machine Learning @ startup

deabankova.com

@deabankova

Data Science @ Microsoft

Prasanta Kumar Dutta

https://bit.ly/m/pkddapacific

Information Experience Designer

@Da_Pacific

Data Viz @ Reuters

Data Art

by Nadieh Bremer

by by Zhejiang University

by Pedro Cruz, John Wihbey, Avni Ghael, and Felipe Shibuya

by The New York Times

by Shirley Wu for

Co-creating

Please Draw Freely

Sketch Aquarium

TeamLab

Jirō Yoshihara’s Please Draw Freely, which was originally presented in a public park in Ashiya, Hyōgo, Japan in 1956. Adults and children were invited to leave their marks on a board freely, making Modern art available to everyone under the natural sky and breaking down the hierarchy between artist and audience, adult and child.