My basic documentation for this project consists in a bunch of photographs, a Gameboy Advance Application for Linux and MacIntel but also for Windows and a lot of open source code (the sound files are original by Jimi Hertz). Very soon I will also publish an open source hardware schematic that should help other performers interested in following the work where we stopped it.

My basic documentation for this project consists in a bunch of photographs, a Gameboy Advance Application for Linux and MacIntel but also for (Windows) and a lot of open source code (the sound files are original by Jimi Hertz). Very soon I will also publish an open source hardware schematic that should help other performers interested in following the work where we stopped it.

My basic documentation for this project consists in a bunch of photographs, a Gameboy Advance Application and a lot of open source code (the sound files are original by Jimi Hertz). Very soon I will also publish an open source hardware schematic that should help other performers interested in following the work where we stopped it.

My basic documentation for this project consists in a bunch of photographs, a Gameboy Advance Application Δ and a lot of open source code (the sound files are original by Jimi Hertz). Very soon I will also publish an open source hardware schematic that should help other performers interested in following the work where we stopped it.

My basic documentation for this project consists in a bunch of photographs, a Gameboy Advance Application and a lot of open source code Δ (the sound files are original by Jimi Hertz). Very soon I will also publish an open source hardware schematic that should help other performers interested in following the work where we stopped it.

My basic documentation for this project consists in a bunch of photographs, a Gameboy Advance Application and a lot of open source code (the sound files are original by Jimi Hertz). Very soon I will also publish an open source hardware schematic that should help other performers interested in following the work where we stopped it.

Personally I learned a lot about actions with sound in the open space (open as in "no ceilings"). We need to make further research into cheap moveable battery driven amplification systems. We need to look for ways to synch the instruments (here is where the wireless communication will turn very useful), and we need to perform a lot.

I also learned that we need to be even more punk. We got attacked by the painters at Brussels' main square for "not being art" and kicked out of the opera house "because there was a concert going on" ... we, intrusive performers of the world, need to teach ourselves how to lose fear ... we need to be more punk (or punker)!

My basic documentation for this project consists in a bunch of photographs and a lot of open source code (the sound files are original by Jimi Hertz). Very soon I will also publish an open source hardware schematic that should help other performers interested in following the work where we stopped it.

Workshop in electronic interventions

iMAL, Bussels, June 2008

During the first week of June 2008 iMAL arranged a workshop in electronic interventions in the city of Brussels. Originally we had planned to explore the use of wireless technologies like ZigBee as a way to transmit information between different devices that would then operate actions in the environment.

However, the workshop participants drove the contents of the workshop towards a completely different direction. We started experimenting with sound production from Arduino boards, tried different ways of amplifying our digitally generated sound, created small stereo samplers out of old PET bottles and went on a tour sound-infecting different parts of the old town.

Personally I learned a lot about actions with sound in the open space (open as in "no ceilings"). We need to make further research into cheap moveable battery driven amplification systems. We need to look for ways to synch the instruments (here is were the wireless communication will turn very useful), and we need to perform a lot.

I also learned that we need to be even more punk. We got attacked by the painters at Brussels' main square for "not being art" and kicked out of the opera house "because there was a concert going on" ... we, intrusive performers of the world, need to teach ourselves how to lose fear ... we need to be more punk!

The basic documentation for this project consists in a bunch of photographs and a lot of open source code. Very soon I will also publish an open source hardware schematic that should help other performers interested in following the work where we stopped it.

Long Life Manneken Pis!

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“New Brave World” proposes 4 workshops exploring the roles of artists, designers, media makers and creative scientists/developers in this context of the merge of digital and physical spaces. Dates and detailled descriptions on http://www.imal.org/NewBraveWorld

NewBraveWorld,

A series of artistic and creative workshops around Internet of Things, Ubicomp and Locative Media

Registration is open for workshop 3: Talkoo (Electronic Interventions in Urban Context), 4-8 June 2008 ! with David Cuartielles

Talkoo is the chosen name for the Electronic Interventions workshop proposed by media artist D. Cuartielles. David is one of the 3 creators of the famous Arduino , the Open Hardware platform, Honorary Mention to the Ars Electronica Digital Community Prix 2006. The Talkoo workshop intends to bring the practice of Electronic Interventionism teaming up with a community spirit for the realization of pieces to be set in the urban environment of the city center of Brussels. After a series of practical exercises with an introduction to Arduino, participants will look into the methods for carrying out interventions with electronic elements in urban locations. Divided into groups, participants will be the creators of electronic machines that will invade the city, provoking situations and stirring sensations in its inhabitants.

Date: from 4 to 8 June 2008 Fee: 100 EUR Maximum Participants: 15 Location: iMAL, Brussels

Detailled description and Registration Form on http://www.imal.org/NewBraveWorld/NBW3

About NewBraveWorld An “Internet-of-Things” is under construction with technologies for unique digital identification (RFID), geolocation (GPS), embedded computing (ubiquitous or pervasive computing) and mobile networking (e.g. wifi, wimax, umts/3g). Places and objects become linked to digital media which can be everywhere people are.

Our digital life and social interactions are going to happen through tangible augmented objects and our physical environment will become the playground of new social and artistic behaviors, interventions, actions both in data and media spaces.

[-“New Brave World” proposes 4 workshops exploring the roles of artists, designers, media makers and creative scientists/developers in this context of the merge of digital and physical spaces. Dates and detailled descriptions on http://www.imal.org/NewBraveWorld-]

NewBraveWord is produced by iMAL with the support of the Flanders Audiovisual Fund.

Yves Bernard yb@imal.org asbl iMAL vzw Center for Digital Cultures and Technology 30 Quai des Charbonnages / Koolmijnenkaai 30 1080 Bruxelles/Brussel tel 32 2 410 30 93

http://www.imal.org

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Workshop Call by iMAL

NewBraveWorld,
A series of artistic and creative workshops around Internet of Things, Ubicomp and Locative Media

Registration is open for workshop 3:
Talkoo (Electronic Interventions in Urban Context), 4-8 June 2008 !
with David Cuartielles

Talkoo is the chosen name for the Electronic Interventions workshop proposed by media artist D. Cuartielles. David is one of the 3 creators of the famous Arduino , the Open Hardware platform, Honorary Mention to the Ars Electronica Digital Community Prix 2006.
The Talkoo workshop intends to bring the practice of Electronic Interventionism teaming up with a community spirit for the realization of pieces to be set in the urban environment of the city center of Brussels.
After a series of practical exercises with an introduction to Arduino, participants will look into the methods for carrying out interventions with electronic elements in urban locations. Divided into groups, participants will be the creators of electronic machines that will invade the city, provoking situations and stirring sensations in its inhabitants.

Date: from 4 to 8 June 2008
Fee: 100 EUR
Maximum Participants: 15
Location: iMAL, Brussels

Detailled description and Registration Form on http://www.imal.org/NewBraveWorld/NBW3

About NewBraveWorld
An “Internet-of-Things” is under construction with technologies for unique digital identification (RFID), geolocation (GPS), embedded computing (ubiquitous or pervasive computing) and mobile networking (e.g. wifi, wimax, umts/3g). Places and objects become linked to digital media which can be everywhere people are.

Our digital life and social interactions are going to happen through tangible augmented objects and our physical environment will become the playground of new social and artistic behaviors, interventions, actions both in data and media spaces.

“New Brave World” proposes 4 workshops exploring the roles of artists, designers, media makers and creative scientists/developers in this context of the merge of digital and physical spaces.
Dates and detailled descriptions on http://www.imal.org/NewBraveWorld

NewBraveWord is produced by iMAL with the support of the Flanders Audiovisual Fund.

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Yves Bernard yb@imal.org
asbl iMAL vzw
Center for Digital Cultures and Technology
30 Quai des Charbonnages / Koolmijnenkaai 30
1080 Bruxelles/Brussel
tel 32 2 410 30 93

http://www.imal.org

http://www.erg.be/blogs/artNumeur
http://www.i-cult.be

2008Spring - Hybrid Objects: Workshop on design and electronics Brussels, Spring 2008 (more)

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2008Spring - Hybrid Objects: Workshop on design and electronics Brussels, Spring 2008 (more?)

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2008Spring - Hybrid Objects: Workshop on design and electronics Brussels, Spring 2008 (more?)