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 Gegenereerd op Mei 22 2021 13:27 PM

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De score is 55/100

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description School for Poetic Computation is an artist run school in New York that was founded in 2013. A small...
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  • [H2] School forPoetic Computation
  • [H2] Fall 2017: Week 9
  • [H2] Day 1: Recoded with Zach
  • [H2] Day 2: Podcast!
  • [H2] Day 3 & 4: Install, install, install
  • [H2] Day 5: Finishing touches & opening night
  • [H2] Fall 2017: Week 8
  • [H2] Day 1: Face Averaging and The Recoded Project
  • [H2] Day 2: Manifestos — Blockchain, Balcanism, and Metabolism
  • [H2] Day 3: Inductance, motors, and movement
  • [H2] Day 4: Web Scraping with Sam Lavigne
  • [H2] Day 5: How to Display Artworks
  • [H2] Fall 2017: Week 7
  • [H2] Day 1: Averaging images and making Text Rain
  • [H2] Day 2: Digital Colonialism, Time, and Piracy
  • [H2] Day 2 (afternoon): Student Colin Wang teaches a workshop on 3D modeling
  • [H2] Day 3: DIY sensors and capacitive touch
  • [H2] Day 4: Trading Zines on the last day with Nick Montfort
  • [H2] Day 4 (evening): Family dinner and feedback session with SFPC alum
  • [H2] Day 5: Visit to Dark Matter
  • [H2] Finally, don’t forget to RSVP for the Student Showcase on November 11~12 at SFPC, 155 Bank Street, NYC!
  • [H2] Fall 2017: Week 6
  • [H2] Day 1: Images, Mosaics, and Ken Knowlton
  • [H2] Day 2: Privacy and Surveillance and Guest Speaker Sarah Aoun
  • [H2] Day 3 (morning): Intro to Arduino
  • [H2] Day 3 (afternoon): Microlecture on springs with Golan Levin, Origami with Robby Kraft, and Family Dinner!
  • [H2] Day 4: Computer Generated Books
  • [H2] Bonus! Trip to MIT for Processing Day
  • [H2] Fall 2017: Week 5
  • [H2] Day 1 (morning): Typography, repetition, and Muriel Cooper
  • [H2] Day 1 (afternoon): Meet our Artist in Residence: Golan Levin
  • [H2] Day 2: Futurism, Feminism, and a Guest Speaker — Salome Asega
  • [H2] Day 3 (morning): Wrapping up Handmade Computer with Taeyoon Choi
  • [H2] Day 3 (evening): Field trip to Data & Society
  • [H2] Day 4: Small Machines with Nick Montfort
  • [H2] Mark your calendar for Student Showcase in November 11~12 at SFPC, 155 Bank Street, NYC!
  • [H2] Fall 2017: Week 4
  • [H2] Day 1: Poetry, Language, and Memory
  • [H2] Day 2: Logic Gates!
  • [H2] Day 3 (Morning): Text manipulation with Sam Lavigne
  • [H2] Day 3 (Afternoon): Ask Zach Anything
  • [H2] Learning to Teach 2018
  • [H2] Fall 2017: Week 3
  • [H2] Day 1: John Whitney and Abstract Computer Animation
  • [H2] Day 2: Art, Design, and Activism
  • [H2] Day 3: Introduction to Logic Gates
  • [H2] Day 4: Ramsey Nasser and the Meaning of ‘Poetic Computation’
  • [H2] Fall 2017: Week 2
  • [H2] Day 1: Vera Molnár and The Algorists
  • [H2] Day 2: Political objects, Silicon Valley, and Women in Computing
  • [H2] Day 3: Buttons and blinking lights
  • [H2] Day 4: Field trip to the MoMA Library
  • [H2] Day 4 cont’: Meet the Students!
  • [H2] Fall 2017: Week 1
  • [H2] Day 1: Introductions, hopes for SFPC, and transmitting code through sound
  • [H2] Day 2: Critical Thinking and Pedagogy
  • [H2] Day 3: Binary, Teaching and Learning, and SFPC Salon Part I
  • [H2] Day 4: Games, exploring Westbeth, and SFPC Salon Part II
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origin of the fingerprint Extern doFollow
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expressive use of computation Extern doFollow
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poetry Extern doFollow
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day-in-the-life of a future curator Extern doFollow
many, many great short stories Extern doFollow
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Right to be Forgotten Extern doFollow
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Integrated Digital Media, NYU (IDM). Extern doFollow
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download from github here Extern doFollow
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viewer’s desktop as a space for exhibition Extern doFollow
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project is open source Extern doFollow
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