Summer School

Eyebeam's annual Summer School program offers a lively mix of youth programs, master classes, public lectures, & hands-on workshops. Each year the program content is developed by Eyebeam fellows & resident artists, and emerges from our research interests, exhibitions, and other public programming series.


	Art Hack Weekend: What We Made On Sunday, August 7, the general public is invited to join Eyebeam Art & Technology Center, the The Creators Project and artists, designers and developers participating in our Art Hack Weekend, for a public presentation and celebration of creative work protoyped during a two-day, open-source...
	Art Hack Weekend Calling all artists, designers, and developers!Join Eyebeam Art & Technology Center and The Creators Project August 5th-7th for Art Hack Weekend, a two-day, open-source hackathon that celebrates new artistic experiences.Design, code and prototype projects that re-imagine the way we create,...
	Meetup: Demo Day Glimpse the varied and inspired work being produced by today’s creative technologists in this series of short talks and project demos from leading artists and designers. They’ll showcase new work created using an assortment of tools that help facilitate innovative arts experiences, such as...
	Visualizing Variables with the Google Data Arts Team The Google Data Arts Team is a small group of creative programmers from San Francisco who use open web technologies and Google tools to make creative projects for the web. Some recent projects include Three Dreams of Black, the WebGL Globe, and the Data Viz Challenge (built in close partnership...
	Workshop: Designing for Participation “Designing for Participation” is a 3-hour intensive workshop set on Taeyoon Choi's exhibition and platform for experimental engagement INVISIBLE____ located in Eyebeam's Project Space. The workshop is lead by Taeyoon Choi, Eyebeam Fellow and upcoming Creators Project Creator, who will share his...
	Meetup: Designing for Participation In today’s participatory culture, users are rarely content with playing a passive role. Instead, we look for opportunities to respond, remix, re-interpret and in some way impact our surrounding environment, as well as the experiences housed within it. But how does one plan and design for...
	Summer School @ Night: Open Retail Moderated by Dustyn Roberts, Eyebeam Disscussants: Bre Pettis, MakerBot; Giana González, Hacking Couture; Becky Stern, CRAFT and MAKE Magazines, Sternlab
	Summer School Masterclass: Visual Music Collaborative Led by Eyebeam Fellow Aaron Meyers, in collaboration with Re:Group artist, Aaron Koblin and in creative partnership with Ghostly International.
	Summer School @ Night: On Networked Solidarity On Networked SolidarityOrganized and moderated by Mushon Zer-Aviv Discussants: Chris Blow, Ushahidi.com & Meedan.net; Christopher Robbins, WPA 2010 & Ghana Think Tank; and Nadine Wolf, Elecciones Transparentes.com. As we've seen in Haiti, networked collaboration enabled geeks to affect...
	Summer School @ Night: Participationism and the Limits of Collaboration Organized by Not An Alternative, moderated by Astra Taylor Discussants: Professor/author Jodi Dean; non-profit organization Not An Alternative; artist John Hawke

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Urban Ontology: Rethinking Urban Design

A small crowd assembles in Eyebeam’s mainspace. Rows of red, metal chairs have been hastily arranged facing an elevated stage upon which perches a pair of welcoming armchairs. Two artists will soon be dialog, Eyebeam fellow Mark Shepard and honorary resident Jordan Crandall. For many years, both artists have been engaged with problems of data and urbanism, an interest that has inflected their respective works at Eyebeam. Mark and Jordan have organized this evening’s dialogue to discuss the following prompt: What constitutes the urban today? Or, perhaps more precisely: how might we think about the constitution of the urban today? It is a conversation that has been incubating for several months in Eyebeam’s Urban Research Group.

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My father pointed out the spelling mistake in my bubble sort prototype (لائحة instead of لأحة). Stay...

My father pointed out the spelling mistake in my bubble sort prototype (لائحة instead of لأحة). Stay tuned for a higher level of literacy in the future!

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Eli Keszler's L-Carrier

Opening + Performance June 7, 7PM-8PM Eyebeam Art & Technology Center, in partnership with Issue Project Room, is pleased to announce L-CARRIER, an installation by sound artist/percussionist Eli Keszler commissioned by New Radio & Performing Arts, Inc. for its site turbulence.org, with funding from the Jerome Foundation and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs. From June 7th-23rd L-CARRIER transforms Eyebeamʼs Project Space into a large-scale, mechanical stringed instrument, immersing audiences in rich harmonies and sparse, multi-directional rhythms. A remote website displaying the pieceʼs evolving visual data score supplements this audio environment, and June 7th, 7PM-8PM the piece will serve as accompaniment for a live ensemble performance.

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Process of designing the bubble sort piece, from Ruby code to...

Process of designing the bubble sort piece, from Ruby code to Arabic code to Square Kufic prototypes in Photoshop. Part of my fellowship at Eyebeam exploring Code as Self Expression.

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