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Art event by Piksel and 2 others on Friday, May 31 2019

Art event by SIGNAL and Sound School on Thursday, November 21 2019 with 127 people interested and 44 people going.

Friday 8 2018 LPM is  Algorave,  an event where music and visuals are generated from algorithms , often using live coding techniques. Algoraves can include

Live Coding: A User's Manual, published by MIT Press

Livecode.NYC is a New York City-based collective that gathers to discuss, promote, and explore real-time programming.

Livecode.NYC is a New York City-based collective that gathers to discuss, promote, and explore real-time programming.

Livecode.NYC is a New York City-based collective that gathers to discuss, promote, and explore real-time programming.

Livecode.NYC is a New York City-based collective that gathers to discuss, promote, and explore real-time programming.

Livecode.NYC is a New York City-based collective that gathers to discuss, promote, and explore real-time programming.

Livecode.NYC is a New York City-based collective that gathers to discuss, promote, and explore real-time programming.

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We're a group of people from England's North (from Birmingham up) making music and art from algorithms, shared here in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. We join calls for justice for George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, but also reflect on the situation here in the UK, including the lack of justice for Stephen Lawrence, for Christopher Alder, for the people lost in the New Cross and Grenfell fires, for the Windrush deportees and all suffering under our government’s 'hostile environment' policy. We want educational reform, so that the next generation can open their eyes to Black British history. Stating that 'Black Lives Matter' should not be difficult, but right now it’s not enough to be non-racist. We need to be anti-racist. We also reflect on our own small communities of practice. So much of the music we love - Jazz, House, Soul, Funk, Jungle, Techno - is music of the African diaspora, created in the context of political struggle. Too often the music is exploited and whitewashed for a mainstream audience. We all need these and future waves of afrofuturism to imagine brighter times. Let's take responsibility, take action to confront racial injustice, and make space for that future. We share this compilation on a 'pay as you feel' basis, but please give generously if you can. All proceeds will go to Young Minds Together, a group of Black girls making music and dance in Rotherham UK, in need of your help to rebuild post-pandemic. Included in the download is a PDF with more info about each track and resources for how you can get involved. The first Compassion Through Algorithms compilation was put out by Algorave Tokyo and is available at algorave-tokyo.bandcamp.com.

A text based pattern sequencer for rythm and pitch

Works, notes, and musings from a creative polyglot

Live-Coding-Performances & Workshops Algorithmen sind Gedanken. Wir denken nicht nur an Suchmaschinen, sondern auch an Kunst. Wie werden Algorithmen Teil von musikalischen, visuellen und textuellen Ausdrucksformen? Am besten „live“. Im Live Coding wird der Entstehungsprozess eines Programms zur Performance. Und Computercode zu einem wichtigen Element von Experiment, Improvisation und Kollaboration. Mit dem 1-tägigen Event lädt die lokale Live-Coding-Community TOPLAP Karlsruhe _\|/_ dazu ein, ihre Ideen von Open Source, Open Mind und Open Communication durch algorithmische Kunst zu entdecken und auszuprobieren. In Talks und Workshops können Anfänger*innen und Fortgeschrittene erfahren, welche technischen Möglichkeiten und kreativen Ansätze es gibt, um mit Computercode Klänge, Bilder und Texte zu erschaffen. Kollaboration und „Kollision“ stehen im Vordergrund – zwischen Menschen und Maschinen. In einem gemeinsamen Network-Jam wird auch das Nichtfunktionieren gefeiert. Am Abend können im Konzert verschiedene Live-Coding-Performances mit abstrakten Klängen, zerhackter Poesie und Dancefloorknallern erlebt werden. Live Coding Workshops in der jubez Galerie und jubez Studio – SuperCollider (13:30–15:30) [Anselm Weber, Daniel Höpfner, Michele Samarotto]– Strudel (13:30–15:30) [Felix Roos]– Computational Poetry (15:30–17:30) [Text generator in p5.js] [Jasmin Meerhoff] Workshop-Anmeldung: Mail an workshop@digitale-kunstfabrik.de  Lineup CodeCollision– Daniel Höpfner– Michele Samarotto– eddyflux– Elmo– nervousdata Remote CodeLounge