Category: Workshops

[May 28 – July 25] Dancing Windows by Anna Pasztor – The TEAM Lab: Artworks and Experiences

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Dancing Windows is an interactive video installation that engages its audiences on several different levels. It was created in partnership with Harvestworks.   Workshops, on July 2nd [register], and 9th 3 – 5 pm [register] **BRING YOUR CELLPHONE TO THE WORKSHOP!!** ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Please install Phone App before the workshop, if you get a chance.… Continue reading

[May 8] Kinefy Workshop: movement interaction with Max and Processing

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Harvestworks Presents Kinefy Workshop: movement interaction with Max and Processing by Federico Visi and Andrew Telichan Phillips  Kinefy is a software framework designed for enhancing conventional musical instruments through the body movements and gestures of the performer. It provides tools for using widely available wearable sensors to extend the expressive possibilities of existing… Continue reading

[Mar 20] Physical Computing with Max/MSP and Arduino by Sam Tarakajian

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In this workshop, we’ll look at how to get data from physical sensors into Max, and we’ll investigate techniques for working with that data in an organized way. Topics include voltage dividing sensors, building simple circuits, understanding the Arduino language, using Open Sound Control to send messages between applications, simple machine learning with… Continue reading

[June 3-20] Certificate and Independent Study Program with Stefan Tiedje / Berlin

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Over 100 artists have participated in Harvestworks’ Certificate and Independent Study Program, that offers year-round individualized, in-depth teaching and programming services. Participants receive one-on-one sessions tailored specifically to their needs and artistic goals, and take part in classes that fit their individual curriculum. For a limited time in June, we… Continue reading

[Jun. 5 – Jul. 31] Generative Art with Processing Summer Course

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This 8-week class will introduce students to the wide world of generative art, starting with building blocks and theory and moving towards advanced topics over the course of the summer. Students will acquire methods for creating compelling artworks using algorithms and autonomous processes inspired from nature, statistics, biology, and computer science. Applications covered will include generative graphics, data visualization, 3D design and fabrication, and interactivity using peripherals like the Kinect. The class will be taught in Processing but the concepts are applicable to other languages and tools. Continue reading

[July 7] Hans Schüttler: Talking Sounds / Workshop & Performance

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In this workshop, fluxus influenced German composer Hans Schüttler will create a live radio drama based on experimental poet Ernst Jandl’s sound poem “Eating”. Up to 12 participants will create an evening length piece using kitchen devices, food items, musical instruments, and more. The participants and listeners witness a live radio drama, in which voice, sounds, noise and music equally have a role in the creation. Continue reading