Im Reboot-Projekt bleibt manchmal auch was über. Teile, die noch andere Computer bereichern können, verwenden wir natürlich weiter. Aber einiges ist auch irreparabel kaputt. Bei Festplatten bauen wir dann den Magneten aus. Der Rest der übrig bleibt wird in Kinder-Workshops zu Robotern verbaut – sehen sie nicht niedlich aus?
NASA (yes, that NASA) and the Houston Cinema Arts Society have teamed up to organize a contest that is pretty out of this world. The short film competition, CineSpace, offers filmmakers around the world a chance to share their works inspired by—and created with—actual NASA imagery. That gives you quite a bit to work with— 50 years’ worth of universe exploration, to be precise.
Not that you’ll even need that much footage; submissions are only required to feature at least 10% of NASA video imagery. The imagery may be obtained through the NASA Image Archives or other publicly available means, such as YouTube.
Open call for glitch art aimed at any and all who make stuff by breaking stuff. We will materialize your digital randomness into hardcopied objects, screen your videos, click your net art and run your sound installations through air. Any digital media and any glitch technique will be considered, as long as they are presentable in the form of a digital print, sound installation, a website, or a video projection.
Open call for glitch art aimed at any and all who make stuff by breaking stuff. We will materialize your digital randomness into hardcopied objects, screen your videos, click your net art and run your sound installations through air. Any digital media and any glitch technique will be considered, as long as they are presentable in the form of a digital print, sound installation, a website, or a video projection.
So what are you waiting for? Go through those folders and SUBMIT! Submissions are open from June 18th till September 1st 2016.
Immer noch sind einige Baustellen offen und der Programm-Workflow treibt mich in den Wahnsinn. Aber inzwischen kann man mit recht sagen, dass unsere CNC-Fräse läuft.
Bald wird es auch Einführungen dazu geben.
Das GENERATE!° Lab präsentiert als Bildzusammenstellung:
und natürlich aus den Workshops: