PyLadies Berlin – Kunst Edition
https://www.panke.gallery/event/pyladies-berlin-kunst-edition
Panke.gallery proudly hosts PyLadies Berlin – Kunst Edition
29 February 2020
11:00 – 18:00
What happens when code meets art? And when art meets code?
Creative coding is a type of programming in which the goal is to create something expressive and critical instead of something purely functional. It is used to create live visuals, netart, installation, sound, wearables – anything our creativity can produce with algorithms.
In this special event we aim to expand our understanding of technology, code and art, and inspire women and underrepresented people to use code in a creative way.
We will finish the full day event with a collective live performance where everyone will be invited to use their own laptop as an instrument to create image and sound in real time.
The works produced in this day will be exhibited for a month at the Zentrum für Netzkunst at Haus der Statistik – http://netart.berlin
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11am Welcome coffee
11h30 – 12h30 Netart, hacktivism, collaborative art, art+code: Robert Sakrowski & Yidi Tsao
12h30 – 13h30 Lunch break
13h30-15h Twilight-Installation & data analysis: Peggy Sylopp & Maria Jose Contreras
15h-15h30 Coffee break
15h30 – 17h30 Live Coding workshop Alexandra Cardenas *Bring your computer with https://foxdot.org/installation/ installed and a head set
17h30 – 18h Live Coding Collective Performance
18h Drinks time
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Alexandra Cardenas
https://cargocollective.com/tiemposdelruido/
Colombian composer/programmer/improviser/live coder based in Berlin, who has followed a path from Western classical composition to improvisation and live electronics. Her recent work has included live coding performance, including performances at the forefront of the Algorave scene
Peggy Sylopp
http://peggy-sylopp.net/
Intermedial artist, computer scientist, project manager. Peggy set up ideas, concepts and raise funds for citizen science projects including technologies and applied arts. The projects emphasize on sharing open technologies, open data and democratization of technology access
Maria Jose Molina-Contreras
http://mjmolina.xyz/
Data scientist with nearly a decade of experience in research, throughout her scientific journey, she mostly focused on plant molecular biology studies. She is passionate about Python, Data science and Art. Her goal is to make a difference in the world
Yidi Tsao
http://www.tsaoyidi.com/
A multi-disciplinary art&culture professional currently based in Berlin and Hong Kong. I’m well versed in both European and Chinese contemporary culture& society, arts& technology, design and creative industries at large with a focus on the creative application of technology
Robert Sakrowski
https://www.panke.gallery/
Curator who focuses on early forms of net art as well as artistic practices around current web phenomena. Since 2016, he has been curator of panke.gallery. He is also a founding member of the Berlin-based net art research Zentrum für Netzkunst
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Notes about the event:
About food
It’s a full day event, we plan to have a collective picnic together. If you can, please bring some special food you enjoy sharing.
*if you cannot or don’t want to bring food, you can buy vegan wraps at Panke, but they must be reserved in advance
About accessibility
Panke.gallery is fully mobility accessible. Please let us know in advance if you have any special needs or requirements and we will be happy to figure out something together. Please write an e-mail to us if this applies to you with subject: “Accessibility for Feb 29th”
Child care
Unfortunately we cannot provide childcare, but we will be happy to put participating parents in contact with each other so that you can organize a “rotation system” or whatever is convenient. Please write an e-mail to us if this applies to you with subject: “Child care for Feb 29th”