@party computer art conference at MIT June 2013 : presentations, competitions, and more
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val / metoikos
May 13, 2013, 11:21:13 AM5/13/13
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Hi folks!
It's nearly time for @party 2013.
Our presenter schedule will be finalized shortly. This year’s topics include electronic instrument design, the Gesture Recognition Toolkit, a 3D printing pen, n-body methods, Gameduino, different approaches to data visualization, discussion of IBM’s PCjr, and color correction or optical illusions achieved with programmable lighting, among others.
@party is a demoparty, an event where attendees collaborate as well as enter their creations (some of which are created beforehand, some of which are created at the party) in a variety of competitions. Demos are realtime-rendered noninteractive demonstrations of coding, musical, and artistic prowess. They are central to the demoscene, a computer art subculture most active in Europe which emerged in the mid-1980s. People participating in the demoscene include programmers, visual artists and designers, animators, musicians, game developers, composers, electrical
engineers, and makers.
Our competitions include freestyle, executable, and oldschool graphics and music, overhead projector, games, demos, and wild (anything goes - bring your machining, robotics, and electronics projects).
Some of you may have heard about @party or the demoscene through events run by CEMI Electronic Media Institute.
First prize in our demo compo is a mathematical sculpture by Bathsheba Grossman, who creates her work using computer-aided design techniques and 3D printing in various metals.
@party 2013 is sponsored by the MIT Game Lab and will take place in the Stata Center at MIT from June 14-16, 2013.
Registration closes June 10th, 2013. Tickets are free to MIT students, faculty, and staff.
Please contact ques...@atparty-demoscene.net with any inquiries,
Best
Val Grimm aka Metoikos
@party lead organizer
atparty-demoscene.net
It's nearly time for @party 2013.
Our presenter schedule will be finalized shortly. This year’s topics include electronic instrument design, the Gesture Recognition Toolkit, a 3D printing pen, n-body methods, Gameduino, different approaches to data visualization, discussion of IBM’s PCjr, and color correction or optical illusions achieved with programmable lighting, among others.
@party is a demoparty, an event where attendees collaborate as well as enter their creations (some of which are created beforehand, some of which are created at the party) in a variety of competitions. Demos are realtime-rendered noninteractive demonstrations of coding, musical, and artistic prowess. They are central to the demoscene, a computer art subculture most active in Europe which emerged in the mid-1980s. People participating in the demoscene include programmers, visual artists and designers, animators, musicians, game developers, composers, electrical
engineers, and makers.
Our competitions include freestyle, executable, and oldschool graphics and music, overhead projector, games, demos, and wild (anything goes - bring your machining, robotics, and electronics projects).
Some of you may have heard about @party or the demoscene through events run by CEMI Electronic Media Institute.
First prize in our demo compo is a mathematical sculpture by Bathsheba Grossman, who creates her work using computer-aided design techniques and 3D printing in various metals.
@party 2013 is sponsored by the MIT Game Lab and will take place in the Stata Center at MIT from June 14-16, 2013.
Registration closes June 10th, 2013. Tickets are free to MIT students, faculty, and staff.
Please contact ques...@atparty-demoscene.net with any inquiries,
Best
Val Grimm aka Metoikos
@party lead organizer
atparty-demoscene.net
val / metoikos
May 30, 2013, 12:36:51 PM5/30/13
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There may be one or two additions, but our schedule is up!
http://atparty-demoscene.net/schedule/
http://atparty-demoscene.net/schedule/
Please contact questions@atparty-demoscene.net with any inquiries,
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