[Dec 15] APODIO by APO33 : : : Workshop and Performance

Julien Ottavi (1977) Artist-composer and JKPickett (1978) Artist-composer present LIBRE OPERATING SYSTEM, AUTOMATION, STREAMING AND ONLINE PERFORMANCE : How to make music, videos, graphics and streaming with Free Libre operating system (alternative to microsoft and apple)

APODIO is a GNU/Linux operating system containing audio, text-friendly, graphic and video tools. It can be used as a liveCD or be installed on a partition of your hard disk. This workshop is an introduction to Apodio and its possibilities. Participants will also learn how to send audio streaming over internet in real-time and to perform new score using OSC in collaboration with the group. This is a co-production with Experimental Intermedia.  The artists will be performing at Experimental Intermedia located at 224 Centre Street NYC on Sunday December 18, 2016.

• DATES AND TIMES:

Thursday December 15th 2016 11am to 5pm / workshop and online performance at 6pm

Workshop: $90/members $100/non-members. Scholarships are available, please contact carolp[at]harvestworks.org

Register Here:

Harvestworks 596 Broadway #602 New York NY 10012

Phone: 212-431-1130 Subway: F/M/D/B Broadway/Lafayette, R to Prince, #6
to Bleecker

APODIO by APO33 : : :

APODIO is ‘live CD’ projects – distribution versions of Gnu/Linux operating system, which boot on any PC laptop or desktop, including the intel-based Mac and x86 netbooks. This distribution is dedicated to creative multimedia tools for audio/video processing and real-time performance and aims to provide a full set of tools for the average media artists needs. Apodio initiative also draw attention to the practice of developing custom GNU/Linux distributions tailored for specific uses such as media production, audio/video streaming, hacktivism, art installations and more.

APO33 research lab – A publicly funded, not-for-profit association/artists collective. APO33 focuses on collaborative working practices; crossing sound, art, philosophy and technology. APO33 is an artists run space for testing and developing projects and artworks by the collective and resident artists. Research and development produced by the association is intentionally “open” and “freely available” for use by the community; artists, programmers, researchers and organisations, as well as to the larger public. http://apo33.org/

The workshop will be organised as such:

-Introduction of the artists works and why they use free software in their artistic practices
-introduction to apodio & free software
-booting from usb key and dvd live
-learning how to use the operating system apodio
-introduction to selected softwares for music, videos, graphics and streaming
-ardour, processing, puredata, arduino, supercollider… : software for live act and construction of your own DIY instruments
-introduction to streaming and how to create an online orchestra
-collective performance preparation and new online score system

Each of the Participant will be able to leave with a copy of APODIO live usb key installer

• BIOS

Julien Ottavi (1977) Artist-composer
A mediactivist, artist-researcher, composer / musician, poet and tongues destroyer, experimental film maker and anarchitect, founder and member of Apo33, Julien Ottavi is involved in research and creative work, combining sound art, real-time video, new technologies and body performances. He has performed and collaborated with Jenny Pickett, Brandon Labelle, Keith Rowe, Kasper T. Toeplitz, Christian Wolff, Jaap Blonk, John Tilbury, Joachim Montessuis, Joerg Piringer, Achim Wollscheid, Zbigniew Karkowski, Randy Yau, Ilios, Dion Workman, Mike Bullock, Phill Niblock, Seth Cluett, AMM, Keiko Uenishi, Goh Lee Kwang, Erin Sexton, Bruital Orgasm, Shu Lea Cheang…etc.

JKPickett (1978) Artist-composer
JKPickett is a member and collaborator with the artists’ collective and cultural project: APO33, and realised various collective works both in contemporary music and visual arts including;
GIASO : Great International Streaming Orchestra, Chaoslab and BOT project. JKPickett performs with electronics, prepared guitar and percussion in the projects “Cellule de Bass” and “Solar Return” and is a member of ORGONE (contemporary percussion group) and ONsemble (contemporary musique ensemble). JKPickett’s practice crosses: sound-sculpture/installation, drawing, video, interactivity and performance, showing & performing internationally. She has collaborated and played with: Julien Ottavi, Kasper Toeplitz, Keith Rowe, Eva Ursprung, Phil Niblock, Christian Wolff, Emmanuelle Gibello, John Tilbury, Jérôme Joy, Soizic Lebrat, Shelly Knotts, Antye Greie-Ripatti, Kadet Kuhne, Keiko Uenishi, Seamus O’Donnell, Erin Sexton, Phillippe Cavaleri, Shu Lea Cheang and others…–

“APODIO live discs provide a wonderful means of introducing the world of Linux audio software to potential new users and are likely to become a common first experience for many converts.”
Computer Music Journal – Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

“Apodio systems can be run in “live” mode, i.e. you put the distribution disc in your CD drive, you reboot, and voila, you’re booted into the system. Basically the live mode runs itself from a RAM disk and the distribution CD. The process is transparent, except for the occasional disc reads. The systems can be installed to a hard-drive, but to keep things simple for myself I’ve tested them only in live mode.” Linux Journal

http://www.apodio.org

https://sourceforge.net/projects/apodio/

https://www.facebook.com/Apodio-Gnulinux-Os-for-Artists-More-499258883466819/?fref=ts

http://www.aestheticamagazine.com/dislocated-flesh-julien-ottavi-jenny-pickett-tenderpixel-gallery-london/

https://arkit.co.in/apodio-linux/

http://www.glissando.pl/wywiady/art-processes-cant-hide-anymore-in-their-lovely-protected-tower-an-interview-with-julien-ottavi/

Apodio 11 is made by Apo33 (Jenny Pickett, Julien Ottavi, Romain Papion and our community)

Thanks to Katherine and Experimental Intermedia

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