This is a past event
Genetic Moo will run a creative coding workshop for 10 people for two days. Participants will learn basic coding techniques and how they can be used to make art.
Day One - Friday 29 January 2016
- Will teach you how to write your own simple computer programs in the Processing language.
- You will learn how to simulate slow life forms.
- Your inspiration will be a coral reef with its cycles of behaviour and changes of pattern, shape and colour.
- You will learn how to add simple sound into your programs using an audio library.
- By the end of the workshop you will have developed your own generative art work.
Day two - 30 January 2016
- All the programs will be projected onto a shared wall in a public gallery.
- They will be framed by an interactive art work by Genetic Moo which will change in response to the outputs from the individual programs.
- In this way, a living and unpredictable ecosystem will be created by all the participants.
This show will be free and open to the public for a couple of hours.
The participants will be required to bring:
a laptop (Windows or OSx)
Please check the following website for info about tickets: http://slowcooker.sonada.org/workshop_slow_life.ht...
*sonADA has a limited number of special rate (free of charge) tickets for each workshop. Please contact the wokshop leaders for more information. (participants can submit a short one-page application, which is available on http://slowcooker.sonada.org/index.html#rates ).
Peacock Visual Arts - Friday 29 January 2016 10:30am. Price for 2 workshops: £15 (standard), £5 (concenssion), Free* Peacock Visual Arts -Saturday 30 January 2016 10:30am.
Workshop Exhibition on 30 January 2016 1.30pm to 5pm
Artists: Genetic Moo and Workshop Participants will be at Peacock Visual Arts.
- This exhibition is free and open to the public.
- Performance details: http://sound-scotland.co.uk/event/slow-life-simulations-of-nature-using-simple-algorithms