Summary
It is also possible to subscribe to two full weeks of workshops of your choice. You can decide which one of the workshops you will attend a-la-carte and will receive all the materials for all the workshops.
Dates: 18th August '08 – 29th August '08
Prices:
- Students 425 Eur + 175 Eur (optional basic kit)
- Professionals 1200 Eur + 300 Eur (optional full kit)
Full Description
The 1scale1 Critical Research Studio has prepared a selection of 7 workshops that will run over two weeks during August 2008. Here you can book a ticket to participate in a selection of your choice. This general ticket gives you access to all the workshops and all the materials for each one of them.
Contents
Basic Arduino
This basic workshop will introduce you to the basic use of Arduino. The goal is to provide you with open source tools, introduce you to the creation of your own personal prototyping laboratory. This will be a three days workshop taught by D. Cuartielles with support from the whole 1scale1 Studio joining for the different sessions.
Physical Gaming
This workshop is an introduction to the development of the controller part of video games design where we focus upon physical inputs and how we can create a game in relation to this input. This will be a three days workshop with D. Cuartielles, T. Olsson, D. Sjunnesson.
Alternative Displays
The theme for this workshop is displays where we focus on the construction of displays out of alternative materials like electromagnets and thermosensitive ink. The purpose is to introduce the participants to a different way of thinking about materials and how they are normally used. This is a two days workshop by T. Olsson and D. Sjunnesson, assisted by D. Cuartielles.
Deep Cuts
This advanced workshop will guide you into making your own Arduino compatible boards, program them, and manufacture them in small size series. You will be introduced to contemporary hardware design techniques what will allow you designing your own boards, shields for Arduino, etc. You will also get introduced to possible ways of making your homebrew board to be part of the Arduino IDE. This two days course will be taught by D. Cuartielles with assistance from the 1scale1 team.
Basic Processing
Processing is a programming language and integrated development environment for the computer arts and visual design communities.This workshop will work well as an introduction to the other processing-oriented workshops held by 1scale1. This two days workshop will be taught by F. LBarrajon and A. Goransson.
Let’s Dance in Processing
The aim for the workshop is also to give the participants knowledge on how to effectively use ReactiVision to produce interactive art pieces. We will be using Processing together with ReactiVision to explore new ways of producing art installations. This three days workshop will be taught by F. LBarrajon, A. Goransson and T. Olsson.
Processing Lifeforms
Processing will be used as a way to create and prototype different ideas from an artistic perspective. Using Processing as programming language we are going to create three different types of artificial life forms that will co-exist on the screen. This three days workshop will be taught by F. LBarrajon, A. Goransson and will count with a special guest to be confirmed.
Target Audience
The workshops are aimed at artists, engineers, musicians, programmers, interaction designers, architects, fashion designers or any other person interested in new media or interactive architecture.
Technical Requirements
The participants are required to bring their own working computers.
The workshop organizers will supply every participant with the extra equipment needed (included in the workshop’s fee).
Working Language
The workshops will be held in English.
Schedule
18th August '08 – 29th August '08.
[please refer to each one of the workshops info-sites for further details about the different schedules]
Location
1scale1 - Critical Research Studio
K3 – School of Arts and Communication
Beijerskajen 8
20506 Malmo
Sweden
Contact
If you have any queries, please contact us on d.cuartielles@1scale1.com.