DAY 2: ART+TECH FESTIVAL 2020 『 JOYNT 』
Saturday, Dec 12, 2020 Schedule
Yesterday we kicked off the ART+TECH Festival #JOYNT with @starpause @BrunoFonzi @brandsinvr @quinn_keck @nataliiafrank @lunaceee @lizreidtw and Liz Reid
It’s time to CONNECT, CREATE, and CELEBRATE again! In the day 2 of the Festival we have one live event and two workshops!
10:00am (PST) — Live Event — Curiously Minded: Live Coding Shaders
11:30am (PST) — Workshop — Compose Generative Music With Gibber
03:00am (PST) — Workshop — Build VR with JS
CURIOUSLY MINDED: LIVE CODING SHADERS
Saturday, Dec 12, 2020, 10:00am PST (2 hours) (check your timezone)
Part of the 10th annual CODAME ART+TECH Festival
Included in the Festival Pass and All Access Pass
ilithya and Eliza combine creative forces to create colorful shaders. They will be live-coding in the same editor, visuals refreshing in real time and chatting with the audience throughout. This livestream performance will be the premier launch of their new Twitch Channel.
The shader they code will be 2D, colorful, and inspired by optical illusion. They hope to showcase how much fun and approachable shaders can be — how infusing a few simple concepts into a couple of lines of code can yield some pretty intriguing and complex looking results that might even feel 3D!
Shaders are an amazing tool for creativity, but can seem intimidating and might feel like a very advanced topic, especially when you’re just starting out, or like them, are self-taught programmers with no academic background in Math or CS. In sharing their coding sessions, they hope to encourage and inspire others curious about shaders, to take a dive down the rabbit hole. Or just watch them having fun while they do!
All donations made during this performance will go to: CODE2040 — a nonprofit activating, connecting, and mobilizing the largest racial equity community in tech to dismantle the structural barriers that prevent the full participation and leadership of Black and Latinx technologists in the innovation economy.
ilithya’s work is also featured in the CODAME Shop and can be viewed in the CODAME New Art City Gallery.
Part of the 10th annual CODAME ART+TECH Festival
Wonder why they say Music is Math? Let us show you how to join the worlds of open source code, math, and electronic music production. Continuing our music making adventures from the Beats for Beginners workshop, we will use a subset of the Javascript programming language to create live music in the browser.
Or get the ALL ACCESS pass to CODAME ART+TECH Festival 2020 #JOYNT for 10 days of Workshops, Live Events, and Anytime Experiences!
BUILD VR WITH JS
Saturday, Dec 12, 2020, 3:00 PM (2.5 hour) (check your timezone)
Part of the 10th annual CODAME ART+TECH Festival
Join the Spaces team to build your very own WebVR experience. The SpacesVR development framework makes it easy to develop and create immersive experiences in the web. Prior knowledge of React is advised but not mandatory. At the end of the workshop, you will know the basics of React and React Three Fiber, familiar with the Spaces VR framework, as well as having your own custom Web VR experience for you take home
Or get the ALL ACCESS pass to CODAME ART+TECH Festival 2020 #JOYNT for 10 days of Workshops, Live Events, and Anytime Experiences!
JOYNT = Connect + Create + Celebrate
Let’s JOYNT forces to nurture Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion within the art and tech community!
Artists are innovators and producers of creative and extraordinary ideas and visions. Experiencing art and artistic processes is an important opportunity for learning and exploration. Even more so, collaborative art is a transformational force to strengthen the community and enhance well-being. CODAME invites you to become an active participant at our Festival where you can connect, create, and celebrate with our Artists.
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CODAME is a member of Intersection for the Arts a non profit 501(c)(3) organization. All proceeds will be split with the participating artists.
Thank you for your support for ART 💜 TECH !!! Code of Conduct for all attendees.
Originally published at https://codame.com.