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132 Posts, 211 Following, 373 Followers · The International Conference on Live Coding (ICLC) is dedicated to practices and research focused on technologies and philosophies that interpret the use of computer code as gesture within the context of live performances. In its previous editions the community has offered important insights on this practice from many diverse perspectives – technical, philosophical, educational, political and more. ICLC 2025 will take place in Barcelona, Catalonia, from May 27 to May 31.

assemblag.es is a Mastodon instance for people interested in thinking creatively and critically about technology, in the broadest sense. The only requirement is that you keep to the code of conduct! Note: we've paused new signups for a few days while we deal with the #twittermigration influx - please do request an invite, but be aware that for now functions more like a 'waiting list' than a knock on the door, until our numbers stabilise again :-)

Arcadia is the integration of the Clojure programing language and the Unity3D game engine.

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Although none of us contributing to this compilation are black, racial discrimination is not unfamiliar to our society here in East Asia. Music is one of the best examples to show that difference can create great value, and we think that algorithms can be a tool that demonstrates that racism doesn’t make any sense. All of us want to stand up for people who are now being discriminated against and demand that they be respected equally. In order to support the black community, these tracks have been compiled and released for the Juneteenth Bandcamp campaign on June 19, 2020. https://daily.bandcamp.com/features/bandcamp-naacp-ldf-fundraiser We'll also donate 100% of our share from the sales of this compilation (from Juneteenth onward) for additional support. We’re currently researching the best destination for those donations and will update this page once we’ve identified where we’ll donate (we’re considering the NAACP or an organization supporting programming education for black children; let us know if you have a suggestion). The participating artists are based in or born in East Asia and compose their music using algorithmic techniques on computers: - Chiyou Dean (Taipei, Taiwan) - okachiho (Tokyo, Japan) - moxus (Tokyo, Japan) - Tadashi Usami (Tokyo, Japan) - Li Song (London, U.K.) - Naoki Nomoto (Tokyo, Japan) - Renick Bell (Tokyo, Japan) - illiichi (Aichi, Japan) The cover artwork was designed by Renick Bell using an algorithm called an L-system. You can check more of his work at this link: https://www.instagram.com/renickbell/ The compilation was mastered by okachiho. The header artwork was designed by moxus. Algorave Tokyo: https://algorave.tokyo/ About Algorave: https://algorave.com/about/

(Algo|Afro) Futures is a mentoring programme for early career Black artists who want to explore creative coding and live coding.

The Ainslie Main Hall, our largest performance venue, is ideal for family-friendly events and community gatherings. The space accommodates 140 guests and features a green room and a dressing area. The hall caters to music performances, conferences, large events, lectures, weddings and meetings.

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