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<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=No<br /> }}<br /> __NOTOC__<br /> ===== 📯 Amazing news: we are back with our Summer Camp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! =====<br /> <br /> 🥁 So save the date! <br /> <br /> '''))))))))) July 13 to 23 ((((((((('''<br /> <br /> This year the Summer Camp will take place in Amsterdam! (so no actual camp life, but don’t worry we are brewing a very exciting format) <br /> <br /> '''The open call for participation will be shared early May! Stay tune 📡'''<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 📭 The 7th [[HD Bulletin 7|H&D Bulletin]] – H&D's quasi-quarterly publication is available to read online and to order as printed matter (Riso printing! €8,00 + shipping costs). =====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> <br><br /> <div class="radio_player"><br /> ===== 📻 Listen back to our =====<br /> ===== [[Pirat(e)s Radio Broadcast]] 📻 =====<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <html><br /> <div<br /> id="svg-container"<br /> class="destination"<br /> ><br /> <svg<br /> class="hidden drawing"<br /> xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"<br /> xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"<br /> id="svgElement"<br /> width="200px"<br /> height="200px"<br /> viewBox="0 0 500 500"<br /> enable-background="new 0 0 100 100"<br /> preserveAspectRatio="none"<br /> xml:space="preserve"<br /> ></svg><br /> </div><br /> <br /> <script><br /> console.log("hello from pipa pipa")<br /> </script><br /> <br /> <style><br /> #svg-container {<br /> <br /> position: fixed;<br /> z-index: 200;<br /> top: 0;<br /> left: 0;<br /> width: 100%;<br /> height: 100%;<br /> max-width: 100%;<br /> max-height: 100%;<br /> <br /> pointer-events: none;<br /> <br /> }<br /> <br /> .drawing {<br /> position: absolute;<br /> top: 0;<br /> left: 0;<br /> pointer-events: all;<br /> }<br /> <br /> .drawing:hover {<br /> rotate: 1turn;<br /> transition: rotate 0.5s ease-out;<br /> }<br /> <br /> @keyframes grow {<br /> 0% {<br /> scale: 0.1;<br /> }<br /> 100% {<br /> scale: 1;<br /> }<br /> }<br /> <br /> .destination svg path {<br /> /* This section calls the slideInFromLeft animation we defined above */<br /> animation: 1s cubic-bezier(0.68, -0.6, 0.32, 1.6) 0s 1 grow;<br /> }<br /> <br /> svg.hidden {<br /> display: none;<br /> }<br /> <br /> </style><br /> <script src="https://draw-it-with-others.org/hd-drw/drw.js" defer></script><br /> </html><br /> <br /> <br /> ===== Find the documentation of [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/activities?type=hdsc2024 HDSC2024 here]. ===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 🍉 Hackers & Designers stands in full solidarity with the Palestinian people and their ongoing struggle for self-determination and liberation from the oppressive colonial State of Israel and its Western supporters. [[Solidarity with Palestine | Read our full statement.]] ===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 📚 [[First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice | ''First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice'']], [[Network Imaginaries Publication| ''Network Imaginaries'']] and [[Coded Bodies Publication|''Coded Bodies'']] is still available! Contact us at [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl info@hackersanddesigners.nl] to get a copy (25€ or 15€ + shipping costs)!=====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== The content of the following publications can be also found online! Find all the articles in the Publishing tab or on the pages of the respective book: ===== <br /> * [[First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice | First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice]]<br /> * [[Coded Bodies Publication]]<br /> * [[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]<br /> * [[On & Off the Grid Publication]]<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 🎥 Learn about H&D's activities with 'Together, Decentralised', our [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsMxVA4UaPA&ab_channel=Krea Volumetric Interview] with [https://www.rgbdog.studio/ RGBdog] =====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== '''Want to receive H&D updates?'''===== <br /> ===== Sign up for the H&D mailing list by sending an email to: [mailto:news+subscribe@lists.hackersanddesigners.nl news+subscribe@lists.hackersanddesigners.nl]. Make sure to check your spam folder if you don't receive a confirmation email for your subscription.===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> <small><br /> *Support people living in Ukraine from the Netherlands: [[Ukraine Support]]<br /> *We put together a non exhaustive list of [[Anti-Racism Resources]] to build a better understanding of what can be done to actively fight racism. We will continue to add things as we stumble upon new inspiring resources, feel free to share!<br /> </small></div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Hackers_%26_Designers&diff=33243 Hackers & Designers 2026-04-15T09:59:52Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=No<br /> }}<br /> __NOTOC__<br /> ===== 📯 Amazing news: we are back with our Summer Camp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! =====<br /> <br /> 🥁 So save the date! <br /> '''))))))))) July 13 to 23 ((((((((('''<br /> <br /> This year the Summer Camp will take place in Amsterdam! (so no actual camp life, but don’t worry we are brewing a very exciting format) <br /> <br /> ''The open call for participation will be shared early May! Stay tune 📡''<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 📭 The 7th [[HD Bulletin 7|H&D Bulletin]] – H&D's quasi-quarterly publication is available to read online and to order as printed matter (Riso printing! €8,00 + shipping costs). =====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> <br><br /> <div class="radio_player"><br /> ===== 📻 Listen back to our =====<br /> ===== [[Pirat(e)s Radio Broadcast]] 📻 =====<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <html><br /> <div<br /> id="svg-container"<br /> class="destination"<br /> ><br /> <svg<br /> class="hidden drawing"<br /> xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"<br /> xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"<br /> id="svgElement"<br /> width="200px"<br /> height="200px"<br /> viewBox="0 0 500 500"<br /> enable-background="new 0 0 100 100"<br /> preserveAspectRatio="none"<br /> xml:space="preserve"<br /> ></svg><br /> </div><br /> <br /> <script><br /> console.log("hello from pipa pipa")<br /> </script><br /> <br /> <style><br /> #svg-container {<br /> <br /> position: fixed;<br /> z-index: 200;<br /> top: 0;<br /> left: 0;<br /> width: 100%;<br /> height: 100%;<br /> max-width: 100%;<br /> max-height: 100%;<br /> <br /> pointer-events: none;<br /> <br /> }<br /> <br /> .drawing {<br /> position: absolute;<br /> top: 0;<br /> left: 0;<br /> pointer-events: all;<br /> }<br /> <br /> .drawing:hover {<br /> rotate: 1turn;<br /> transition: rotate 0.5s ease-out;<br /> }<br /> <br /> @keyframes grow {<br /> 0% {<br /> scale: 0.1;<br /> }<br /> 100% {<br /> scale: 1;<br /> }<br /> }<br /> <br /> .destination svg path {<br /> /* This section calls the slideInFromLeft animation we defined above */<br /> animation: 1s cubic-bezier(0.68, -0.6, 0.32, 1.6) 0s 1 grow;<br /> }<br /> <br /> svg.hidden {<br /> display: none;<br /> }<br /> <br /> </style><br /> <script src="https://draw-it-with-others.org/hd-drw/drw.js" defer></script><br /> </html><br /> <br /> <br /> ===== Find the documentation of [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/activities?type=hdsc2024 HDSC2024 here]. ===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 🍉 Hackers & Designers stands in full solidarity with the Palestinian people and their ongoing struggle for self-determination and liberation from the oppressive colonial State of Israel and its Western supporters. [[Solidarity with Palestine | Read our full statement.]] ===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 📚 [[First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice | ''First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice'']], [[Network Imaginaries Publication| ''Network Imaginaries'']] and [[Coded Bodies Publication|''Coded Bodies'']] is still available! Contact us at [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl info@hackersanddesigners.nl] to get a copy (25€ or 15€ + shipping costs)!=====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== The content of the following publications can be also found online! Find all the articles in the Publishing tab or on the pages of the respective book: ===== <br /> * [[First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice | First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice]]<br /> * [[Coded Bodies Publication]]<br /> * [[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]<br /> * [[On & Off the Grid Publication]]<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 🎥 Learn about H&D's activities with 'Together, Decentralised', our [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsMxVA4UaPA&ab_channel=Krea Volumetric Interview] with [https://www.rgbdog.studio/ RGBdog] =====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== '''Want to receive H&D updates?'''===== <br /> ===== Sign up for the H&D mailing list by sending an email to: [mailto:news+subscribe@lists.hackersanddesigners.nl news+subscribe@lists.hackersanddesigners.nl]. Make sure to check your spam folder if you don't receive a confirmation email for your subscription.===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> <small><br /> *Support people living in Ukraine from the Netherlands: [[Ukraine Support]]<br /> *We put together a non exhaustive list of [[Anti-Racism Resources]] to build a better understanding of what can be done to actively fight racism. We will continue to add things as we stumble upon new inspiring resources, feel free to share!<br /> </small></div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Hackers_%26_Designers&diff=33242 Hackers & Designers 2026-04-15T09:59:30Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=No<br /> }}<br /> __NOTOC__<br /> ===== 📯 Amazing news: we are back with our Summer Camp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <br /> <br /> 🥁 So save the date! <br /> '''))))))))) July 13 to 23 ((((((((('''<br /> <br /> This year the Summer Camp will take place in Amsterdam! (so no actual camp life, but don’t worry we are brewing a very exciting format) <br /> <br /> ''The open call for participation will be shared early May! Stay tune 📡''<br /> =====<br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 📭 The 7th [[HD Bulletin 7|H&D Bulletin]] – H&D's quasi-quarterly publication is available to read online and to order as printed matter (Riso printing! €8,00 + shipping costs). =====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> <br><br /> <div class="radio_player"><br /> ===== 📻 Listen back to our =====<br /> ===== [[Pirat(e)s Radio Broadcast]] 📻 =====<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <html><br /> <div<br /> id="svg-container"<br /> class="destination"<br /> ><br /> <svg<br /> class="hidden drawing"<br /> xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"<br /> xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"<br /> id="svgElement"<br /> width="200px"<br /> height="200px"<br /> viewBox="0 0 500 500"<br /> enable-background="new 0 0 100 100"<br /> preserveAspectRatio="none"<br /> xml:space="preserve"<br /> ></svg><br /> </div><br /> <br /> <script><br /> console.log("hello from pipa pipa")<br /> </script><br /> <br /> <style><br /> #svg-container {<br /> <br /> position: fixed;<br /> z-index: 200;<br /> top: 0;<br /> left: 0;<br /> width: 100%;<br /> height: 100%;<br /> max-width: 100%;<br /> max-height: 100%;<br /> <br /> pointer-events: none;<br /> <br /> }<br /> <br /> .drawing {<br /> position: absolute;<br /> top: 0;<br /> left: 0;<br /> pointer-events: all;<br /> }<br /> <br /> .drawing:hover {<br /> rotate: 1turn;<br /> transition: rotate 0.5s ease-out;<br /> }<br /> <br /> @keyframes grow {<br /> 0% {<br /> scale: 0.1;<br /> }<br /> 100% {<br /> scale: 1;<br /> }<br /> }<br /> <br /> .destination svg path {<br /> /* This section calls the slideInFromLeft animation we defined above */<br /> animation: 1s cubic-bezier(0.68, -0.6, 0.32, 1.6) 0s 1 grow;<br /> }<br /> <br /> svg.hidden {<br /> display: none;<br /> }<br /> <br /> </style><br /> <script src="https://draw-it-with-others.org/hd-drw/drw.js" defer></script><br /> </html><br /> <br /> <br /> ===== Find the documentation of [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/activities?type=hdsc2024 HDSC2024 here]. ===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 🍉 Hackers & Designers stands in full solidarity with the Palestinian people and their ongoing struggle for self-determination and liberation from the oppressive colonial State of Israel and its Western supporters. [[Solidarity with Palestine | Read our full statement.]] ===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 📚 [[First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice | ''First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice'']], [[Network Imaginaries Publication| ''Network Imaginaries'']] and [[Coded Bodies Publication|''Coded Bodies'']] is still available! Contact us at [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl info@hackersanddesigners.nl] to get a copy (25€ or 15€ + shipping costs)!=====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== The content of the following publications can be also found online! Find all the articles in the Publishing tab or on the pages of the respective book: ===== <br /> * [[First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice | First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice]]<br /> * [[Coded Bodies Publication]]<br /> * [[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]<br /> * [[On & Off the Grid Publication]]<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 🎥 Learn about H&D's activities with 'Together, Decentralised', our [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsMxVA4UaPA&ab_channel=Krea Volumetric Interview] with [https://www.rgbdog.studio/ RGBdog] =====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== '''Want to receive H&D updates?'''===== <br /> ===== Sign up for the H&D mailing list by sending an email to: [mailto:news+subscribe@lists.hackersanddesigners.nl news+subscribe@lists.hackersanddesigners.nl]. Make sure to check your spam folder if you don't receive a confirmation email for your subscription.===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> <small><br /> *Support people living in Ukraine from the Netherlands: [[Ukraine Support]]<br /> *We put together a non exhaustive list of [[Anti-Racism Resources]] to build a better understanding of what can be done to actively fight racism. We will continue to add things as we stumble upon new inspiring resources, feel free to share!<br /> </small></div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=About/nl&diff=33241 About/nl 2026-03-11T13:04:35Z

<p>Juliette: Created page with "== Jaarverslagen =="</p> <hr /> <div><languages /><br /> {{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == De H&D COOP ==<br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is een groep van beoefenaars uit verschillende velden en met verschillende achtergronden (technologie, design, kunst en onderwijs) die momenteel opereren tussen Amsterdam, Rotterdam en Brussel.<br /> H&D is georganiseerd op een coöperatieve manier, waarbij de verantwoordelijkheid over financiën en besluitvorming wordt verdeeld. Leden van het collectief zijn: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, Pernilla Manjula Philip, slvi.e, vo ezn en Ren Loren Britton. <br /> <br /> == H&D Activiteiten ==<br /> H&D streeft haar doelen na door het ontwikkelen van jaarlijkse activiteitenprogramma's die bestaan uit onderling verbonden hands-on '''workshops'', openbare lezingen, optredens, game- en hack-evenementen, meet-ups, experimenten in '''publiceren'', en het jaarlijkse '''H&D Summer Camp'' - een 10-14 daags immersief workshopprogramma. H&D organiseert activiteiten vanuit het idee van een afgevlakte hiërarchie. Docenten en mentoren worden deelnemers, deelnemers worden workshopleiders - iedereen wordt meegenomen in het collectieve avontuur van gedeelde verantwoordelijkheid - waarbij ze hun eigen expertise, urgenties en ervaringen inbrengen. Naast het organiseren van workshops die de deelnemers actief betrekken, bouwt en onderhoudt H&D gratis en open source tools, host technische infrastructuren zelf en produceert zowel online als offline publicaties. Geïnspireerd door intersectioneel trans*feministisch denken en handelen stimuleert H&D samenwerking over verschillen heen (leeftijd, geslacht, ras, bekwaamheid, vaardigheden, interesses, soort, materiaal) en streeft ernaar om samen te werken aan een wenselijke technosociale en eco-bewuste toekomst.<br /> <br /> == Het H&D Netwerk ==<br /> H&D opereert zowel lokaal in Nederland als internationaal. Sinds 2019 opereert H&D vanuit een gedeelde studio bij NDSM loods in Amsterdam, die dienst doet als ons 'hoofdkwartier', waar we elkaar ontmoeten, workshops ontwikkelen en soms ook gasten en publieke programma's ontvangen. Het algemene doel van H&D is het stimuleren en ondersteunen van uitwisseling binnen een groter internationaal netwerk van hackers, ontwerpers, kunstenaars en onderzoekers, die het relevant vinden om monoculturen en monopolies van invasieve en extractivistische platforms en tools kritisch uit te dagen en actief te heroverwegen. Het H&D netwerk kan ook omschreven worden als een netwerk van toolmakers. Met een tool bedoelen we software- en/of hardwareconstructies, maar ook pedagogische hulpmiddelen en hulpmiddelen voor samenwerking die een kritisch engagement met en door middel van technologie mogelijk maken. Het netwerk reikt tot plaatsen als Armenië, Oostenrijk, België, Canada, China, Tsjechië, Denemarken, Frankrijk, Duitsland, Ierland, VS, Roemenië, Rusland, Slowakije, Zuid-Korea, Zwitserland, de Verenigde Staten van Amerika, Aotearoa (vroeger bekend als Nieuw-Zeeland) en Zimbabwe. Zusterinitiatieven ontstaan over de hele wereld en worden teruggekoppeld naar H&D, bijvoorbeeld via het H&D Zomerkamp.<br /> <br /> == Gedragscode H&D ==<br /> Hoewel de activiteiten van H&D georganiseerd zijn vanuit het idee van een afgeplatte hiërarchie, is het belangrijk om te zorgen voor een omgeving van wederzijds respect die veilig en gastvrij is voor alle deelnemers. H&D heeft daarom een Gedragscode opgesteld en zal deze blijven opstellen, herzien en er nieuwe inzichten in verwerken. Dit document is bedoeld om expliciet te maken wat er voor ons als gemeenschap nodig is om zo'n veilige omgeving te creëren en wat we moeten doen als deze in gevaar is: [[H&D Gedragscode| H&D Gedragscode]].<br /> <br /> == Jaarverslagen ==<br /> <br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/f/f2/Report-hd-stimuleringsfonds2023-1.pdf Activity Program Report 2023]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/1/1a/2022_stifo-report2022-2.pdf Activity Program Report 2022]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/2/27/2021_Report_HD_2021.pdf Activity Program Report 2021]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/7/7b/2020_stifo_report_2020_HD.pdf Activity Program Report 2020]<br /> <br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> <br /> <br /> _</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Translations:About/10/nl&diff=33240 Translations:About/10/nl 2026-03-11T13:04:33Z

<p>Juliette: Created page with "== Jaarverslagen =="</p> <hr /> <div>== Jaarverslagen ==</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=About/nl&diff=33239 About/nl 2026-03-11T13:03:49Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div><languages /><br /> {{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == De H&D COOP ==<br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is een groep van beoefenaars uit verschillende velden en met verschillende achtergronden (technologie, design, kunst en onderwijs) die momenteel opereren tussen Amsterdam, Rotterdam en Brussel.<br /> H&D is georganiseerd op een coöperatieve manier, waarbij de verantwoordelijkheid over financiën en besluitvorming wordt verdeeld. Leden van het collectief zijn: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, Pernilla Manjula Philip, slvi.e, vo ezn en Ren Loren Britton. <br /> <br /> == H&D Activiteiten ==<br /> H&D streeft haar doelen na door het ontwikkelen van jaarlijkse activiteitenprogramma's die bestaan uit onderling verbonden hands-on '''workshops'', openbare lezingen, optredens, game- en hack-evenementen, meet-ups, experimenten in '''publiceren'', en het jaarlijkse '''H&D Summer Camp'' - een 10-14 daags immersief workshopprogramma. H&D organiseert activiteiten vanuit het idee van een afgevlakte hiërarchie. Docenten en mentoren worden deelnemers, deelnemers worden workshopleiders - iedereen wordt meegenomen in het collectieve avontuur van gedeelde verantwoordelijkheid - waarbij ze hun eigen expertise, urgenties en ervaringen inbrengen. Naast het organiseren van workshops die de deelnemers actief betrekken, bouwt en onderhoudt H&D gratis en open source tools, host technische infrastructuren zelf en produceert zowel online als offline publicaties. Geïnspireerd door intersectioneel trans*feministisch denken en handelen stimuleert H&D samenwerking over verschillen heen (leeftijd, geslacht, ras, bekwaamheid, vaardigheden, interesses, soort, materiaal) en streeft ernaar om samen te werken aan een wenselijke technosociale en eco-bewuste toekomst.<br /> <br /> == Het H&D Netwerk ==<br /> H&D opereert zowel lokaal in Nederland als internationaal. Sinds 2019 opereert H&D vanuit een gedeelde studio bij NDSM loods in Amsterdam, die dienst doet als ons 'hoofdkwartier', waar we elkaar ontmoeten, workshops ontwikkelen en soms ook gasten en publieke programma's ontvangen. Het algemene doel van H&D is het stimuleren en ondersteunen van uitwisseling binnen een groter internationaal netwerk van hackers, ontwerpers, kunstenaars en onderzoekers, die het relevant vinden om monoculturen en monopolies van invasieve en extractivistische platforms en tools kritisch uit te dagen en actief te heroverwegen. Het H&D netwerk kan ook omschreven worden als een netwerk van toolmakers. Met een tool bedoelen we software- en/of hardwareconstructies, maar ook pedagogische hulpmiddelen en hulpmiddelen voor samenwerking die een kritisch engagement met en door middel van technologie mogelijk maken. Het netwerk reikt tot plaatsen als Armenië, Oostenrijk, België, Canada, China, Tsjechië, Denemarken, Frankrijk, Duitsland, Ierland, VS, Roemenië, Rusland, Slowakije, Zuid-Korea, Zwitserland, de Verenigde Staten van Amerika, Aotearoa (vroeger bekend als Nieuw-Zeeland) en Zimbabwe. Zusterinitiatieven ontstaan over de hele wereld en worden teruggekoppeld naar H&D, bijvoorbeeld via het H&D Zomerkamp.<br /> <br /> == Gedragscode H&D ==<br /> Hoewel de activiteiten van H&D georganiseerd zijn vanuit het idee van een afgeplatte hiërarchie, is het belangrijk om te zorgen voor een omgeving van wederzijds respect die veilig en gastvrij is voor alle deelnemers. H&D heeft daarom een Gedragscode opgesteld en zal deze blijven opstellen, herzien en er nieuwe inzichten in verwerken. Dit document is bedoeld om expliciet te maken wat er voor ons als gemeenschap nodig is om zo'n veilige omgeving te creëren en wat we moeten doen als deze in gevaar is: [[H&D Gedragscode| H&D Gedragscode]].<br /> <br /> <div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr"><br /> == Annual Reports ==<br /> Below is a list of our last annual reports.<br /> </div><br /> <br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/f/f2/Report-hd-stimuleringsfonds2023-1.pdf Activity Program Report 2023]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/1/1a/2022_stifo-report2022-2.pdf Activity Program Report 2022]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/2/27/2021_Report_HD_2021.pdf Activity Program Report 2021]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/7/7b/2020_stifo_report_2020_HD.pdf Activity Program Report 2020]<br /> <br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> <br /> <br /> _</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Translations:About/6/nl&diff=33238 Translations:About/6/nl 2026-03-11T13:03:49Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>* [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/f/f2/Report-hd-stimuleringsfonds2023-1.pdf Activity Program Report 2023]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/1/1a/2022_stifo-report2022-2.pdf Activity Program Report 2022]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/2/27/2021_Report_HD_2021.pdf Activity Program Report 2021]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/7/7b/2020_stifo_report_2020_HD.pdf Activity Program Report 2020]</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=About/nl&diff=33237 About/nl 2026-03-11T13:03:34Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div><languages /><br /> {{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == De H&D COOP ==<br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is een groep van beoefenaars uit verschillende velden en met verschillende achtergronden (technologie, design, kunst en onderwijs) die momenteel opereren tussen Amsterdam, Rotterdam en Brussel.<br /> H&D is georganiseerd op een coöperatieve manier, waarbij de verantwoordelijkheid over financiën en besluitvorming wordt verdeeld. Leden van het collectief zijn: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, Pernilla Manjula Philip, slvi.e, vo ezn en Ren Loren Britton. <br /> <br /> == H&D Activiteiten ==<br /> H&D streeft haar doelen na door het ontwikkelen van jaarlijkse activiteitenprogramma's die bestaan uit onderling verbonden hands-on '''workshops'', openbare lezingen, optredens, game- en hack-evenementen, meet-ups, experimenten in '''publiceren'', en het jaarlijkse '''H&D Summer Camp'' - een 10-14 daags immersief workshopprogramma. H&D organiseert activiteiten vanuit het idee van een afgevlakte hiërarchie. Docenten en mentoren worden deelnemers, deelnemers worden workshopleiders - iedereen wordt meegenomen in het collectieve avontuur van gedeelde verantwoordelijkheid - waarbij ze hun eigen expertise, urgenties en ervaringen inbrengen. Naast het organiseren van workshops die de deelnemers actief betrekken, bouwt en onderhoudt H&D gratis en open source tools, host technische infrastructuren zelf en produceert zowel online als offline publicaties. Geïnspireerd door intersectioneel trans*feministisch denken en handelen stimuleert H&D samenwerking over verschillen heen (leeftijd, geslacht, ras, bekwaamheid, vaardigheden, interesses, soort, materiaal) en streeft ernaar om samen te werken aan een wenselijke technosociale en eco-bewuste toekomst.<br /> <br /> == Het H&D Netwerk ==<br /> H&D opereert zowel lokaal in Nederland als internationaal. Sinds 2019 opereert H&D vanuit een gedeelde studio bij NDSM loods in Amsterdam, die dienst doet als ons 'hoofdkwartier', waar we elkaar ontmoeten, workshops ontwikkelen en soms ook gasten en publieke programma's ontvangen. Het algemene doel van H&D is het stimuleren en ondersteunen van uitwisseling binnen een groter internationaal netwerk van hackers, ontwerpers, kunstenaars en onderzoekers, die het relevant vinden om monoculturen en monopolies van invasieve en extractivistische platforms en tools kritisch uit te dagen en actief te heroverwegen. Het H&D netwerk kan ook omschreven worden als een netwerk van toolmakers. Met een tool bedoelen we software- en/of hardwareconstructies, maar ook pedagogische hulpmiddelen en hulpmiddelen voor samenwerking die een kritisch engagement met en door middel van technologie mogelijk maken. Het netwerk reikt tot plaatsen als Armenië, Oostenrijk, België, Canada, China, Tsjechië, Denemarken, Frankrijk, Duitsland, Ierland, VS, Roemenië, Rusland, Slowakije, Zuid-Korea, Zwitserland, de Verenigde Staten van Amerika, Aotearoa (vroeger bekend als Nieuw-Zeeland) en Zimbabwe. Zusterinitiatieven ontstaan over de hele wereld en worden teruggekoppeld naar H&D, bijvoorbeeld via het H&D Zomerkamp.<br /> <br /> == Gedragscode H&D ==<br /> Hoewel de activiteiten van H&D georganiseerd zijn vanuit het idee van een afgeplatte hiërarchie, is het belangrijk om te zorgen voor een omgeving van wederzijds respect die veilig en gastvrij is voor alle deelnemers. H&D heeft daarom een Gedragscode opgesteld en zal deze blijven opstellen, herzien en er nieuwe inzichten in verwerken. Dit document is bedoeld om expliciet te maken wat er voor ons als gemeenschap nodig is om zo'n veilige omgeving te creëren en wat we moeten doen als deze in gevaar is: [[H&D Gedragscode| H&D Gedragscode]].<br /> <br /> <div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr"><br /> == Annual Reports ==<br /> Below is a list of our last annual reports.<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <div class="mw-translate-fuzzy"><br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> </div><br /> <br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> <br /> <br /> _</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=About/nl&diff=33236 About/nl 2026-03-11T13:03:18Z

<p>Juliette: Created page with "== Collaborators == {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}"</p> <hr /> <div><languages /><br /> {{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == De H&D COOP ==<br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is een groep van beoefenaars uit verschillende velden en met verschillende achtergronden (technologie, design, kunst en onderwijs) die momenteel opereren tussen Amsterdam, Rotterdam en Brussel.<br /> H&D is georganiseerd op een coöperatieve manier, waarbij de verantwoordelijkheid over financiën en besluitvorming wordt verdeeld. Leden van het collectief zijn: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, Pernilla Manjula Philip, slvi.e, vo ezn en Ren Loren Britton. <br /> <br /> == H&D Activiteiten ==<br /> H&D streeft haar doelen na door het ontwikkelen van jaarlijkse activiteitenprogramma's die bestaan uit onderling verbonden hands-on '''workshops'', openbare lezingen, optredens, game- en hack-evenementen, meet-ups, experimenten in '''publiceren'', en het jaarlijkse '''H&D Summer Camp'' - een 10-14 daags immersief workshopprogramma. H&D organiseert activiteiten vanuit het idee van een afgevlakte hiërarchie. Docenten en mentoren worden deelnemers, deelnemers worden workshopleiders - iedereen wordt meegenomen in het collectieve avontuur van gedeelde verantwoordelijkheid - waarbij ze hun eigen expertise, urgenties en ervaringen inbrengen. Naast het organiseren van workshops die de deelnemers actief betrekken, bouwt en onderhoudt H&D gratis en open source tools, host technische infrastructuren zelf en produceert zowel online als offline publicaties. Geïnspireerd door intersectioneel trans*feministisch denken en handelen stimuleert H&D samenwerking over verschillen heen (leeftijd, geslacht, ras, bekwaamheid, vaardigheden, interesses, soort, materiaal) en streeft ernaar om samen te werken aan een wenselijke technosociale en eco-bewuste toekomst.<br /> <br /> == Het H&D Netwerk ==<br /> H&D opereert zowel lokaal in Nederland als internationaal. Sinds 2019 opereert H&D vanuit een gedeelde studio bij NDSM loods in Amsterdam, die dienst doet als ons 'hoofdkwartier', waar we elkaar ontmoeten, workshops ontwikkelen en soms ook gasten en publieke programma's ontvangen. Het algemene doel van H&D is het stimuleren en ondersteunen van uitwisseling binnen een groter internationaal netwerk van hackers, ontwerpers, kunstenaars en onderzoekers, die het relevant vinden om monoculturen en monopolies van invasieve en extractivistische platforms en tools kritisch uit te dagen en actief te heroverwegen. Het H&D netwerk kan ook omschreven worden als een netwerk van toolmakers. Met een tool bedoelen we software- en/of hardwareconstructies, maar ook pedagogische hulpmiddelen en hulpmiddelen voor samenwerking die een kritisch engagement met en door middel van technologie mogelijk maken. Het netwerk reikt tot plaatsen als Armenië, Oostenrijk, België, Canada, China, Tsjechië, Denemarken, Frankrijk, Duitsland, Ierland, VS, Roemenië, Rusland, Slowakije, Zuid-Korea, Zwitserland, de Verenigde Staten van Amerika, Aotearoa (vroeger bekend als Nieuw-Zeeland) en Zimbabwe. Zusterinitiatieven ontstaan over de hele wereld en worden teruggekoppeld naar H&D, bijvoorbeeld via het H&D Zomerkamp.<br /> <br /> == Gedragscode H&D ==<br /> Hoewel de activiteiten van H&D georganiseerd zijn vanuit het idee van een afgeplatte hiërarchie, is het belangrijk om te zorgen voor een omgeving van wederzijds respect die veilig en gastvrij is voor alle deelnemers. H&D heeft daarom een Gedragscode opgesteld en zal deze blijven opstellen, herzien en er nieuwe inzichten in verwerken. Dit document is bedoeld om expliciet te maken wat er voor ons als gemeenschap nodig is om zo'n veilige omgeving te creëren en wat we moeten doen als deze in gevaar is: [[H&D Gedragscode| H&D Gedragscode]].<br /> <br /> <div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr"><br /> == Annual Reports ==<br /> Below is a list of our last annual reports.<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <div class="mw-translate-fuzzy"><br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> </div><br /> <br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <div class="mw-translate-fuzzy"><br /> _<br /> </div></div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Translations:About/11/nl&diff=33235 Translations:About/11/nl 2026-03-11T13:03:15Z

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Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=About/nl&diff=33234 About/nl 2026-03-11T13:02:40Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div><languages /><br /> {{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == De H&D COOP ==<br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is een groep van beoefenaars uit verschillende velden en met verschillende achtergronden (technologie, design, kunst en onderwijs) die momenteel opereren tussen Amsterdam, Rotterdam en Brussel.<br /> H&D is georganiseerd op een coöperatieve manier, waarbij de verantwoordelijkheid over financiën en besluitvorming wordt verdeeld. Leden van het collectief zijn: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, Pernilla Manjula Philip, slvi.e, vo ezn en Ren Loren Britton. <br /> <br /> == H&D Activiteiten ==<br /> H&D streeft haar doelen na door het ontwikkelen van jaarlijkse activiteitenprogramma's die bestaan uit onderling verbonden hands-on '''workshops'', openbare lezingen, optredens, game- en hack-evenementen, meet-ups, experimenten in '''publiceren'', en het jaarlijkse '''H&D Summer Camp'' - een 10-14 daags immersief workshopprogramma. H&D organiseert activiteiten vanuit het idee van een afgevlakte hiërarchie. Docenten en mentoren worden deelnemers, deelnemers worden workshopleiders - iedereen wordt meegenomen in het collectieve avontuur van gedeelde verantwoordelijkheid - waarbij ze hun eigen expertise, urgenties en ervaringen inbrengen. Naast het organiseren van workshops die de deelnemers actief betrekken, bouwt en onderhoudt H&D gratis en open source tools, host technische infrastructuren zelf en produceert zowel online als offline publicaties. Geïnspireerd door intersectioneel trans*feministisch denken en handelen stimuleert H&D samenwerking over verschillen heen (leeftijd, geslacht, ras, bekwaamheid, vaardigheden, interesses, soort, materiaal) en streeft ernaar om samen te werken aan een wenselijke technosociale en eco-bewuste toekomst.<br /> <br /> == Het H&D Netwerk ==<br /> H&D opereert zowel lokaal in Nederland als internationaal. Sinds 2019 opereert H&D vanuit een gedeelde studio bij NDSM loods in Amsterdam, die dienst doet als ons 'hoofdkwartier', waar we elkaar ontmoeten, workshops ontwikkelen en soms ook gasten en publieke programma's ontvangen. Het algemene doel van H&D is het stimuleren en ondersteunen van uitwisseling binnen een groter internationaal netwerk van hackers, ontwerpers, kunstenaars en onderzoekers, die het relevant vinden om monoculturen en monopolies van invasieve en extractivistische platforms en tools kritisch uit te dagen en actief te heroverwegen. Het H&D netwerk kan ook omschreven worden als een netwerk van toolmakers. Met een tool bedoelen we software- en/of hardwareconstructies, maar ook pedagogische hulpmiddelen en hulpmiddelen voor samenwerking die een kritisch engagement met en door middel van technologie mogelijk maken. Het netwerk reikt tot plaatsen als Armenië, Oostenrijk, België, Canada, China, Tsjechië, Denemarken, Frankrijk, Duitsland, Ierland, VS, Roemenië, Rusland, Slowakije, Zuid-Korea, Zwitserland, de Verenigde Staten van Amerika, Aotearoa (vroeger bekend als Nieuw-Zeeland) en Zimbabwe. Zusterinitiatieven ontstaan over de hele wereld en worden teruggekoppeld naar H&D, bijvoorbeeld via het H&D Zomerkamp.<br /> <br /> == Gedragscode H&D ==<br /> Hoewel de activiteiten van H&D georganiseerd zijn vanuit het idee van een afgeplatte hiërarchie, is het belangrijk om te zorgen voor een omgeving van wederzijds respect die veilig en gastvrij is voor alle deelnemers. H&D heeft daarom een Gedragscode opgesteld en zal deze blijven opstellen, herzien en er nieuwe inzichten in verwerken. Dit document is bedoeld om expliciet te maken wat er voor ons als gemeenschap nodig is om zo'n veilige omgeving te creëren en wat we moeten doen als deze in gevaar is: [[H&D Gedragscode| H&D Gedragscode]].<br /> <br /> <div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr"><br /> == Annual Reports ==<br /> Below is a list of our last annual reports.<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <div class="mw-translate-fuzzy"><br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr"><br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <br /> <div class="mw-translate-fuzzy"><br /> _<br /> </div></div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=About/nl&diff=33233 About/nl 2026-03-11T13:01:50Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div><languages /><br /> {{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == De H&D COOP ==<br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is een groep van beoefenaars uit verschillende velden en met verschillende achtergronden (technologie, design, kunst en onderwijs) die momenteel opereren tussen Amsterdam, Rotterdam en Brussel.<br /> H&D is georganiseerd op een coöperatieve manier, waarbij de verantwoordelijkheid over financiën en besluitvorming wordt verdeeld. Leden van het collectief zijn: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, Pernilla Manjula Philip, slvi.e, vo ezn en Ren Loren Britton. <br /> <br /> == H&D Activiteiten ==<br /> H&D streeft haar doelen na door het ontwikkelen van jaarlijkse activiteitenprogramma's die bestaan uit onderling verbonden hands-on '''workshops'', openbare lezingen, optredens, game- en hack-evenementen, meet-ups, experimenten in '''publiceren'', en het jaarlijkse '''H&D Summer Camp'' - een 10-14 daags immersief workshopprogramma. H&D organiseert activiteiten vanuit het idee van een afgevlakte hiërarchie. Docenten en mentoren worden deelnemers, deelnemers worden workshopleiders - iedereen wordt meegenomen in het collectieve avontuur van gedeelde verantwoordelijkheid - waarbij ze hun eigen expertise, urgenties en ervaringen inbrengen. Naast het organiseren van workshops die de deelnemers actief betrekken, bouwt en onderhoudt H&D gratis en open source tools, host technische infrastructuren zelf en produceert zowel online als offline publicaties. Geïnspireerd door intersectioneel trans*feministisch denken en handelen stimuleert H&D samenwerking over verschillen heen (leeftijd, geslacht, ras, bekwaamheid, vaardigheden, interesses, soort, materiaal) en streeft ernaar om samen te werken aan een wenselijke technosociale en eco-bewuste toekomst.<br /> <br /> == Het H&D Netwerk ==<br /> H&D opereert zowel lokaal in Nederland als internationaal. Sinds 2019 opereert H&D vanuit een gedeelde studio bij NDSM loods in Amsterdam, die dienst doet als ons 'hoofdkwartier', waar we elkaar ontmoeten, workshops ontwikkelen en soms ook gasten en publieke programma's ontvangen. Het algemene doel van H&D is het stimuleren en ondersteunen van uitwisseling binnen een groter internationaal netwerk van hackers, ontwerpers, kunstenaars en onderzoekers, die het relevant vinden om monoculturen en monopolies van invasieve en extractivistische platforms en tools kritisch uit te dagen en actief te heroverwegen. Het H&D netwerk kan ook omschreven worden als een netwerk van toolmakers. Met een tool bedoelen we software- en/of hardwareconstructies, maar ook pedagogische hulpmiddelen en hulpmiddelen voor samenwerking die een kritisch engagement met en door middel van technologie mogelijk maken. Het netwerk reikt tot plaatsen als Armenië, Oostenrijk, België, Canada, China, Tsjechië, Denemarken, Frankrijk, Duitsland, Ierland, VS, Roemenië, Rusland, Slowakije, Zuid-Korea, Zwitserland, de Verenigde Staten van Amerika, Aotearoa (vroeger bekend als Nieuw-Zeeland) en Zimbabwe. Zusterinitiatieven ontstaan over de hele wereld en worden teruggekoppeld naar H&D, bijvoorbeeld via het H&D Zomerkamp.<br /> <br /> <div class="mw-translate-fuzzy"><br /> == Gedragscode H&D ==<br /> Hoewel de activiteiten van H&D georganiseerd zijn vanuit het idee van een afgeplatte hiërarchie, is het belangrijk om te zorgen voor een omgeving van wederzijds respect die veilig en gastvrij is voor alle deelnemers. H&D heeft daarom een Gedragscode opgesteld en zal deze blijven opstellen, herzien en er nieuwe inzichten in verwerken. Dit document is bedoeld om expliciet te maken wat er voor ons als gemeenschap nodig is om zo'n veilige omgeving te creëren en wat we moeten doen als deze in gevaar is: [[H&D Gedragscode| H&D Gedragscode]].<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr"><br /> == Annual Reports ==<br /> Below is a list of our last annual reports.<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <div class="mw-translate-fuzzy"><br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr"><br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <br /> <div class="mw-translate-fuzzy"><br /> _<br /> </div></div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Translations:About/2/nl&diff=33232 Translations:About/2/nl 2026-03-11T13:01:47Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>== De H&D COOP ==<br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is een groep van beoefenaars uit verschillende velden en met verschillende achtergronden (technologie, design, kunst en onderwijs) die momenteel opereren tussen Amsterdam, Rotterdam en Brussel.<br /> H&D is georganiseerd op een coöperatieve manier, waarbij de verantwoordelijkheid over financiën en besluitvorming wordt verdeeld. Leden van het collectief zijn: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, Pernilla Manjula Philip, slvi.e, vo ezn en Ren Loren Britton.</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=About&diff=33224 About 2026-03-11T13:00:34Z

<p>Juliette: Marked this version for translation</p> <hr /> <div><languages /><br /> <translate><br /> <br /> {{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> == The H&D COOP ==<br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is a conglomerate of practitioners from different fields and backgrounds (technology, design, art, and education) currently operating between Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Brussels.<br /> H&D is organized in a cooperative fashion, distributing responsibility over finances and decision making. Members of the collective are: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, slvi.e, vo ezn and Ren Loren Britton. <br /> <br /> <br /> == H&D Activities ==<br /> H&D pursues its goals by developing annual activity programs consisting of interconnected hands-on '''workshops''', public lectures, performances, game and hack events, meet-ups, experiments in '''publishing''', and the annual '''H&D Summer Camp''' – a 10–14 day immersive workshop program. H&D organizes activities from the idea of a flattened hierarchy. Tutors and mentors become participants, participants become workshop leaders – everyone is taken on the collective venture of shared responsibility – bringing into conversation their own expertise, urgencies and experiences. Along with organizing participant-empowering hands-on workshop H&D builds and maintains free and open source tools, self-hosts technical infrastructures and produces on - and offline publications. Inspired by intersectional trans*feminist thought and practice H&D stimulates collaboration across differences (age, gender, race, ability, skills, interests, species, materials) and aims to imagine and work together toward desirable techno-social and eco-conscious futures.<br /> <br /> <br /> == The H&D Network ==<br /> H&D operates locally in the Netherlands as well as internationally. Since 2019 H&D operates from a shared studio at NDSM loods in Amsterdam, which serves as our ‘headquarters,’ where we meet, develop workshops, and sometimes also host guests and public programs. H&D's overall objective is to stimulate and support exchange within a larger international network of hackers, designers, artists, and researchers, who find it relevant to critically challenge and actively reimagine monocultures and monopolizations of invasive and extractivist platforms and tools. The H&D network could also be described as a network of tool makers. By tools we mean software and/or hardware constructions but also pedagogical tools and tools for collaboration that enable critical engagement with, and through, technology. The network reaches to places such as Armenia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, U.S.A., Romania, Russia, Slovakia, South Korea, Switzerland, The United States of America, Aotearoa (formerly known as New Zealand), and Zimbabwe. Sister initiatives take off around the world and feed back into H&D, for instance through the H&D Summer Camp. <br /> <br /> <br /> == H&D Code of Conduct ==<br /> While H&D activities are organized from the idea of a flattened hierarchy, it is important to ensure an environment of mutual respect that is safe and welcoming for all participants. H&D therefore wrote a Code of Conduct, and will continue writing, reviewing, and incorporating new insights into it. This document intends to make explicit what it takes for us as a community to create such a safe environment and what to do when it is at risk: [[Code of Conduct| H&D Code of Conduct]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Annual Reports ==<br /> Below is a list of our last annual reports.<br /> <br /> <br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/f/f2/Report-hd-stimuleringsfonds2023-1.pdf Activity Program Report 2023]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/1/1a/2022_stifo-report2022-2.pdf Activity Program Report 2022]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/2/27/2021_Report_HD_2021.pdf Activity Program Report 2021]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/7/7b/2020_stifo_report_2020_HD.pdf Activity Program Report 2020]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Article]]<br /> <br /> </translate></div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=About&diff=33223 About 2026-03-11T13:00:01Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div><languages /><br /> <translate><br /> <br /> {{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> == The H&D COOP ==<br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is a conglomerate of practitioners from different fields and backgrounds (technology, design, art, and education) currently operating between Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Brussels.<br /> H&D is organized in a cooperative fashion, distributing responsibility over finances and decision making. Members of the collective are: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, slvi.e, vo ezn and Ren Loren Britton. <br /> <br /> <br /> == H&D Activities ==<br /> H&D pursues its goals by developing annual activity programs consisting of interconnected hands-on '''workshops''', public lectures, performances, game and hack events, meet-ups, experiments in '''publishing''', and the annual '''H&D Summer Camp''' – a 10–14 day immersive workshop program. H&D organizes activities from the idea of a flattened hierarchy. Tutors and mentors become participants, participants become workshop leaders – everyone is taken on the collective venture of shared responsibility – bringing into conversation their own expertise, urgencies and experiences. Along with organizing participant-empowering hands-on workshop H&D builds and maintains free and open source tools, self-hosts technical infrastructures and produces on - and offline publications. Inspired by intersectional trans*feminist thought and practice H&D stimulates collaboration across differences (age, gender, race, ability, skills, interests, species, materials) and aims to imagine and work together toward desirable techno-social and eco-conscious futures.<br /> <br /> <br /> == The H&D Network ==<br /> H&D operates locally in the Netherlands as well as internationally. Since 2019 H&D operates from a shared studio at NDSM loods in Amsterdam, which serves as our ‘headquarters,’ where we meet, develop workshops, and sometimes also host guests and public programs. H&D's overall objective is to stimulate and support exchange within a larger international network of hackers, designers, artists, and researchers, who find it relevant to critically challenge and actively reimagine monocultures and monopolizations of invasive and extractivist platforms and tools. The H&D network could also be described as a network of tool makers. By tools we mean software and/or hardware constructions but also pedagogical tools and tools for collaboration that enable critical engagement with, and through, technology. The network reaches to places such as Armenia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, U.S.A., Romania, Russia, Slovakia, South Korea, Switzerland, The United States of America, Aotearoa (formerly known as New Zealand), and Zimbabwe. Sister initiatives take off around the world and feed back into H&D, for instance through the H&D Summer Camp. <br /> <br /> <br /> == H&D Code of Conduct ==<br /> While H&D activities are organized from the idea of a flattened hierarchy, it is important to ensure an environment of mutual respect that is safe and welcoming for all participants. H&D therefore wrote a Code of Conduct, and will continue writing, reviewing, and incorporating new insights into it. This document intends to make explicit what it takes for us as a community to create such a safe environment and what to do when it is at risk: [[Code of Conduct| H&D Code of Conduct]]<br /> <br /> == Annual Reports ==<br /> Below is a list of our last annual reports.<br /> <br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/f/f2/Report-hd-stimuleringsfonds2023-1.pdf Activity Program Report 2023]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/1/1a/2022_stifo-report2022-2.pdf Activity Program Report 2022]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/2/27/2021_Report_HD_2021.pdf Activity Program Report 2021]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/7/7b/2020_stifo_report_2020_HD.pdf Activity Program Report 2020]<br /> <br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Article]]<br /> <br /> </translate></div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=On_Machinic_Language_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33222 On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T13:54:14Z

<p>Juliette: Juliette moved page On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff to The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff]]</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33221 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T13:54:14Z

<p>Juliette: Juliette moved page On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff to The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff</p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist, organizer, and technologist Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> '''Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!'''<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> * 17:00—18:30<br /> * Price 5€ (''if you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us'')<br /> * You can sign up by [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl?subject=%5B%20Talk%20with%20Melanie%20Hoff%20%5D&body=Hello%2C%0A%0APlease%20sign%20me%20up%20for%20the%20talk%20with%20Melanie%20wHoff%20on%20the%207th%20of%20February.%0A%0AMy%20name%3A%20%0Apreferred%20pronouns%3A%20%0AMy%20access%20needs%3A%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C sending an email using this link] and we'll send you a payment link. 'Information you share with us will be used only for communication and discarded after the event. More in our [[Privacy|Privacy text]].' <br /> * The session is taking place in person at [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/accessibility#Studio the Hackers & Designers Studio in NDSM]<br /> * We can accommodate around 25 people in our physical space, so please RSVP in time.<br /> * The session will be held in English. <br /> * Please indicate in the RSVP email what your access needs are so we can do our best to reduce barriers. A detailed overview of the accessibility measures we are taking in the physical and digital space we facilitate can be found [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/accessibility here]. <br /> * This event is volunteer run as H&D currently operates with no funding :)<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33220 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T12:45:27Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist, organizer, and technologist Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> '''Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!'''<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> * 17:00—18:30<br /> * Price 5€ (''if you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us'')<br /> * You can sign up by [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl?subject=%5B%20Talk%20with%20Melanie%20Hoff%20%5D&body=Hello%2C%0A%0APlease%20sign%20me%20up%20for%20the%20talk%20with%20Melanie%20wHoff%20on%20the%207th%20of%20February.%0A%0AMy%20name%3A%20%0Apreferred%20pronouns%3A%20%0AMy%20access%20needs%3A%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C sending an email using this link] and we'll send you a payment link. 'Information you share with us will be used only for communication and discarded after the event. More in our [[Privacy|Privacy text]].' <br /> * The session is taking place in person at [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/accessibility#Studio the Hackers & Designers Studio in NDSM]<br /> * We can accommodate around 25 people in our physical space, so please RSVP in time.<br /> * The session will be held in English. <br /> * Please indicate in the RSVP email what your access needs are so we can do our best to reduce barriers. A detailed overview of the accessibility measures we are taking in the physical and digital space we facilitate can be found [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/accessibility here]. <br /> * This event is volunteer run as H&D currently operates with no funding :)<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33219 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T12:44:14Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist, organizer, and technologist Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> ''Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!''<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> * 17:00—18:30<br /> * Price 5€ ('if you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us')<br /> * You can sign up by [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl?subject=%5B%20Talk%20with%20Melanie%20Hoff%20%5D&body=Hello%2C%0A%0APlease%20sign%20me%20up%20for%20the%20talk%20with%20Melanie%20wHoff%20on%20the%207th%20of%20February.%0A%0AMy%20name%3A%20%0Apreferred%20pronouns%3A%20%0AMy%20access%20needs%3A%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C sending an email using this link] and we'll send you a payment link. 'Information you share with us will be used only for communication and discarded after the event. More in our [[Privacy|Privacy text]].' <br /> * The session is taking place in person at [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/accessibility#Studio the Hackers & Designers Studio in NDSM]<br /> * We can accommodate around 25 people in our physical space, so please RSVP in time.<br /> * The session will be held in English. <br /> * Please indicate in the RSVP email what your access needs are so we can do our best to reduce barriers. A detailed overview of the accessibility measures we are taking in the physical and digital space we facilitate can be found [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/accessibility here]. <br /> * This event is volunteer run as H&D currently operates with no funding :)<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33218 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T11:40:08Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist, organizer, and technologist Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> ''Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!''<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> * We are asking for a 5€ contribution for this event<br /> * You can sign up by [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl?subject=%5B%20Talk%20with%20Melanie%20Hoff%20%5D&body=Hello%2C%0A%0APlease%20sign%20me%20up%20for%20the%20talk%20with%20Melanie%20wHoff%20on%20the%207th%20of%20February.%0A%0AMy%20name%3A%20%0Apreferred%20pronouns%3A%20%0AMy%20access%20needs%3A%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C sending an email using this link]. Information you share with us will be used only for communication and discarded after the event. More in our [[Privacy|Privacy text]] and we'll send you a payment link. <br /> * If you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us anyway!<br /> * This event is volunteer run as H&D currently operates with no funding :)<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33217 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T11:38:51Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist organizer and technologiest Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> ''Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!''<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> * We are asking for a 5€ contribution for this event<br /> * You can sign up by [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl?subject=%5B%20Talk%20with%20Melanie%20Hoff%20%5D&body=Hello%2C%0A%0APlease%20sign%20me%20up%20for%20the%20talk%20with%20Melanie%20wHoff%20on%20the%207th%20of%20February.%0A%0AMy%20name%3A%20%0Apreferred%20pronouns%3A%20%0AMy%20access%20needs%3A%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C sending an email using this link]. Information you share with us will be used only for communication and discarded after the event. More in our [[Privacy|Privacy text]] and we'll send you a payment link. <br /> * If you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us anyway!<br /> * This event is volunteer run as H&D currently operates with no funding :)<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33216 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T11:38:14Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist organizer and technologiest Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> ''Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!''<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> * We are asking for a 5€ contribution for this event<br /> * You can sign up by [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl?subject=%5B%20Talk%20%20with%20Melanie%20Hoff%20%5D232&body=Hello%2C%0A%0APlease%20sign%20me%20up%20for%20the%20talk%20with%20Melanie%20wHoff%20on%20the%207th%20of%20February.%0A%0AMy%20name%3A%20%0Apreferred%20pronouns%3A%20%0AMy%20access%20needs%3A%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C sending an email using this link]. Information you share with us will be used only for communication and discarded after the event. More in our [[Privacy|Privacy text]] and we'll send you a payment link. <br /> * If you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us anyway!<br /> * This event is volunteer run as H&D currently operates with no funding :)<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33215 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T11:37:42Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist organizer and technologiest Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> ''Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!''<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> * We are asking for a 5€ contribution for this event<br /> * You can sign up by [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl?subject=%5B%20Talk%20%20with%20Melanie%20Hoff%5D232&body=Hello%2C%0A%0APlease%20sign%20me%20up%20for%20the%20talk%20with%20Melanie%20wHoff%20on%20the%207th%20of%20February.%0A%0AMy%20name%3A%20%0Apreferred%20pronouns%3A%20%0AMy%20access%20needs%3A%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C sending an email using this link]. Information you share with us will be used only for communication and discarded after the event. More in our [[Privacy|Privacy text]] and we'll send you a payment link. <br /> * If you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us anyway!<br /> * This event is volunteer run as H&D currently operates with no funding :)<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33214 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T11:37:05Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist organizer and technologiest Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> ''Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!''<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> * We are asking for a 5€ contribution for this event<br /> * You can sign up by [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl?subject=%5B%20Talk%20%20with%20Melanie%20Hoff%%5D232&body=Hello%2C%0A%0APlease%20sign%20me%20up%20for%20the%20talk%20with%20Melanie%20wHoff%20on%20the%207th%20of%20February.%0A%0AMy%20name%3A%20%0Apreferred%20pronouns%3A%20%0AMy%20access%20needs%3A%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C sending an email using this link]. Information you share with us will be used only for communication and discarded after the event. More in our [[Privacy|Privacy text]] and we'll send you a payment link. <br /> * If you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us anyway!<br /> * This event is volunteer run as H&D currently operates with no funding :)<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33213 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T11:36:11Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist organizer and technologiest Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> ''Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!''<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> * We are asking for a 5€ contribution for this event<br /> * You can sign up by [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl?subject=%5B%20Talk%20%20with%20Melanie%20%Hoff%5D232&body=Hello%2C%0A%0APlease%20sign%20me%20up%20for%20the%20talk%20with%20Melanie%20wHoff%20on%20the%207th%20of%20February.%0A%0AMy%20name%3A%20%0Apreferred%20pronouns%3A%20%0AMy%20access%20needs%3A%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C sending an email using this link]. Information you share with us will be used only for communication and discarded after the event. More in our [[Privacy|Privacy text]] and we'll send you a payment link. <br /> * If you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us anyway!<br /> * This event is volunteer run as H&D currently operates with no funding :)<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Hackers_%26_Designers&diff=33212 Hackers & Designers 2026-01-27T11:31:22Z

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Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33211 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T11:28:28Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist organizer and technologiest Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> ''Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!''<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> * We are asking for a 5€ contribution for this event<br /> * You can sign up by sending us an email and we'll send you a payment link. <br /> * If you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us anyway!<br /> * This event is volunteer run as H&D currently operates with no funding :)<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33210 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T11:26:43Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist organizer and technologiest Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> **Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!**<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> *This event is volunteer run, we are asking for a 5€ contribution, you can sign up by sending us an email and we'll send you a payment link. If you would like to join but are not able to contribute financially reach out to us anyway!*<br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=The_Origin_of_the_Word:_Language,_Lineage,_Lovers_and_Logins_-_an_artist_talk_with_Melanie_Hoff&diff=33209 The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff 2026-01-27T11:14:28Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=On Machinic Language - an artist talk with Melanie Hoff<br /> |Location=H&D studio NDSM-plein 127<br /> |Date=2026/02/07<br /> |Time=17:00<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Melanie Hoff<br /> |Type=Meetup<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> Hackers & Designers is very excited to welcome artist organizer and technologiest Melanie Hoff in Amsterdam. <br /> <br /> Join us on February 7th afternoon for a talk and hang out at our studio!<br /> <br /> This artist talk treats language as both body and interface: a lived system of sensation, classification, and access. Moving between code, performance, and participation, Melanie Hoff shares works that remake machinic language as an embodied, communal practice, from Dance Poem Revolution (poems generated through movement) to Consensual Hacking (protocols of permission and pleasure), alongside Partisan Thesaurus, Recursynonym, and Folder Poetry. Together these projects ask how machinic language systems do not just describe the world; they help produce it, granting lineage, mapping desire, and regulating legibility. The talk considers ways to rewrite the languages that write us.<br /> <br /> [[File:MelanieCfrssaFA.png]]<br /> <br /> Melanie Hoff is an artist, organizer, and technologist working within spaces of hacking and performance. Their work cultivates spaces of learning and collective reflection grounded in poetry and reconciliation for how we choose to live and what choices have been made for us. At the core of their practice is an interrogation of intersecting systems of classification and power and a dedication to acts of repair and reimagining. Melanie teaches about art, sex, technology, design, and social cybernetics at Harvard, NYU, and Yale. Their work has been exhibited at the New Museum, Queens Museum, Bronx Museum, and elsewhere. They co-direct Hex House, an artist's space they co-founded in Brooklyn, and formerly co-directed the School for Poetic Computation where they can often be found teaching from the edges of their research and experimentation. <br /> <br /> https://www.melaniehoff.com/</div>

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Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Connecting_through_seams_Installation&diff=33189 Connecting through seams Installation 2025-08-27T13:36:17Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=connecting through seams Installation<br /> |Location=Het Nieuwe Instituut<br /> |Date=2026/01/11<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Hackers & Designers, Ren Loren Britton<br /> |Type=Exhibition<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> ''connecting through seams'' is an installation commissioned by the Nieuwe Instituut for the exhibition Dutch, More or Less. It will be on view from 18 September 2025 to 11 January 2026.<br /> <br /> ''connecting through seams'' brings together collective experiences and expressions of Hackers & Designers with Ren Loren Britton. In making a soft interface, we explored the metaphorical and practical seams of collective technological praxis. Embracing imperfection, collective authorship, and ongoing process the work reflects H&D's commitments to free/libre open-source principles – challenging impersonal, techno-slick aesthetics prevalent in today’s digital design.<br /> <br /> Visitors of ''connecting through seams'' are invited to contribute to the patchwork by connecting to WiFi modules sewn into the fabric. Scanning the QR code grants access to the local WiFi network and opens a pop-up interface.<br /> <br /> [[ Connecting Through Seams Workshop |On September 25, an activation of the installation will take place as part of the research night program of Het Nieuwe Insituut.]] This workshop will explore how these seams – the boundaries of intersections between systems – can serve as points of connection between communities and technologies. This will be considered through witnessing the edges of collective and community-based technological practices.<br /> <br /> [https://nieuweinstituut.nl/projects/dutch-more-or-less Dutch, More or Less] is an exhibition exploring over 30 years of design in the Netherlands. Nieuwe Instituut has invited emerging and established designers to anticipate the future of ‘more or less Dutch’ design and digital culture through new works. ''connecting through seams'' is the fourth commissioned piece in the series.<br /> <br /> [[File:Research_Nights_25_Sept_see_alt_text.jpg]]<br /> <br /> ==Credits==<br /> * Concept and design: Ren Loren Britton Anja Groten Pernilla Manjula Philip<br /> * Development: Heerko van der Kooij<br /> * This work is a continuation and extension of H&D's collective practice. H&D currently consists of nine members who form the ‘H&D COOP,’ a decentralized organization that aims to distribute power over decision making. H&D COOP members are: Loes Bogers (NL), Selby Gildemacher (NL), Anja Groten (DE), Heerko van der Kooij (NL), Juliette Lizotte (FR), Pernilla Manjula Philips (SE), Karl Moubarak (LB), slvi.e / Sylvie van Wijk (NL) and vo ezn (GE). <br /> The work connecting through seams is an expansion and continuation of H&D’s shared practice. The concept and design are by Ren Loren Britton, Anja Groten and Pernilla Manjula Philip, with further development by Heerko van der Kooij.<br /> <br /> <br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is a self-organized collective working at the intersection of technology, design, art and education. H&D develops empowering learning formats, builds and maintains free/libre open-source tools, self-hosts technical infrastructures, and produces experimental on- and offline publications. H&D currently consists of nine members who form the ‘H&D COOP,’ a decentralized organization that aims to distribute power over decision making. H&D COOP members are: Loes Bogers (NL), Selby Gildemacher (NL), Anja Groten (DE), Heerko van der Kooij (NL), Juliette Lizotte (FR), Pernilla Manjula Philips (SE), Karl Moubarak (LB), slvi.e / Sylvie van Wijk (NL) and vo ezn (GE). <br /> <br /> [https://www.lorenbritton.com/ Ren Loren Britton] is a trans*disciplinary artist-designer who reverberates with trans*feminism, technosciences, radical pedagogy and disability justice. Trans*feminist technoscience in their work follows the long wiggle of cyberfeminism; focusing on trans*, as in, transgender and trans*, as in, crossing contexts with feminist concerns. They are interested in the ways that socio technical systems & media makes lives accessible and pleasurable. Departing from the understanding that we live in an ableist white supremacist world, and therefore to be able to follow a justice oriented direction, their work begins from the assumption that we must rethink the terms of who fits where in all places, all scales, with what friction (or not) and why. This set of considerations brings them to their interest in disability justice which upholds and values all non-normative bodies and minds.</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Connecting_through_seams_Installation&diff=33188 Connecting through seams Installation 2025-08-27T13:35:37Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=connecting through seams Installation<br /> |Location=Het Nieuwe Instituut<br /> |Date=2025/09/18—2026/01/11<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Hackers & Designers, Ren Loren Britton<br /> |Type=Exhibition<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> ''connecting through seams'' is an installation commissioned by the Nieuwe Instituut for the exhibition Dutch, More or Less. It will be on view from 18 September 2025 to 11 January 2026.<br /> <br /> ''connecting through seams'' brings together collective experiences and expressions of Hackers & Designers with Ren Loren Britton. In making a soft interface, we explored the metaphorical and practical seams of collective technological praxis. Embracing imperfection, collective authorship, and ongoing process the work reflects H&D's commitments to free/libre open-source principles – challenging impersonal, techno-slick aesthetics prevalent in today’s digital design.<br /> <br /> Visitors of ''connecting through seams'' are invited to contribute to the patchwork by connecting to WiFi modules sewn into the fabric. Scanning the QR code grants access to the local WiFi network and opens a pop-up interface.<br /> <br /> [[ Connecting Through Seams Workshop |On September 25, an activation of the installation will take place as part of the research night program of Het Nieuwe Insituut.]] This workshop will explore how these seams – the boundaries of intersections between systems – can serve as points of connection between communities and technologies. This will be considered through witnessing the edges of collective and community-based technological practices.<br /> <br /> [https://nieuweinstituut.nl/projects/dutch-more-or-less Dutch, More or Less] is an exhibition exploring over 30 years of design in the Netherlands. Nieuwe Instituut has invited emerging and established designers to anticipate the future of ‘more or less Dutch’ design and digital culture through new works. ''connecting through seams'' is the fourth commissioned piece in the series.<br /> <br /> [[File:Research_Nights_25_Sept_see_alt_text.jpg]]<br /> <br /> ==Credits==<br /> * Concept and design: Ren Loren Britton Anja Groten Pernilla Manjula Philip<br /> * Development: Heerko van der Kooij<br /> * This work is a continuation and extension of H&D's collective practice. H&D currently consists of nine members who form the ‘H&D COOP,’ a decentralized organization that aims to distribute power over decision making. H&D COOP members are: Loes Bogers (NL), Selby Gildemacher (NL), Anja Groten (DE), Heerko van der Kooij (NL), Juliette Lizotte (FR), Pernilla Manjula Philips (SE), Karl Moubarak (LB), slvi.e / Sylvie van Wijk (NL) and vo ezn (GE). <br /> The work connecting through seams is an expansion and continuation of H&D’s shared practice. The concept and design are by Ren Loren Britton, Anja Groten and Pernilla Manjula Philip, with further development by Heerko van der Kooij.<br /> <br /> <br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is a self-organized collective working at the intersection of technology, design, art and education. H&D develops empowering learning formats, builds and maintains free/libre open-source tools, self-hosts technical infrastructures, and produces experimental on- and offline publications. H&D currently consists of nine members who form the ‘H&D COOP,’ a decentralized organization that aims to distribute power over decision making. H&D COOP members are: Loes Bogers (NL), Selby Gildemacher (NL), Anja Groten (DE), Heerko van der Kooij (NL), Juliette Lizotte (FR), Pernilla Manjula Philips (SE), Karl Moubarak (LB), slvi.e / Sylvie van Wijk (NL) and vo ezn (GE). <br /> <br /> [https://www.lorenbritton.com/ Ren Loren Britton] is a trans*disciplinary artist-designer who reverberates with trans*feminism, technosciences, radical pedagogy and disability justice. Trans*feminist technoscience in their work follows the long wiggle of cyberfeminism; focusing on trans*, as in, transgender and trans*, as in, crossing contexts with feminist concerns. They are interested in the ways that socio technical systems & media makes lives accessible and pleasurable. Departing from the understanding that we live in an ableist white supremacist world, and therefore to be able to follow a justice oriented direction, their work begins from the assumption that we must rethink the terms of who fits where in all places, all scales, with what friction (or not) and why. This set of considerations brings them to their interest in disability justice which upholds and values all non-normative bodies and minds.</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Connecting_through_seams_Installation&diff=33187 Connecting through seams Installation 2025-08-27T13:35:00Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=connecting through seams Installation<br /> |Location=Het Nieuwe Instituut<br /> |Date=2025/09/18-2026/01/11<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Hackers & Designers, Ren Loren Britton<br /> |Type=Exhibition<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> ''connecting through seams'' is an installation commissioned by the Nieuwe Instituut for the exhibition Dutch, More or Less. It will be on view from 18 September 2025 to 11 January 2026.<br /> <br /> ''connecting through seams'' brings together collective experiences and expressions of Hackers & Designers with Ren Loren Britton. In making a soft interface, we explored the metaphorical and practical seams of collective technological praxis. Embracing imperfection, collective authorship, and ongoing process the work reflects H&D's commitments to free/libre open-source principles – challenging impersonal, techno-slick aesthetics prevalent in today’s digital design.<br /> <br /> Visitors of ''connecting through seams'' are invited to contribute to the patchwork by connecting to WiFi modules sewn into the fabric. Scanning the QR code grants access to the local WiFi network and opens a pop-up interface.<br /> <br /> [[ Connecting Through Seams Workshop |On September 25, an activation of the installation will take place as part of the research night program of Het Nieuwe Insituut.]] This workshop will explore how these seams – the boundaries of intersections between systems – can serve as points of connection between communities and technologies. This will be considered through witnessing the edges of collective and community-based technological practices.<br /> <br /> [https://nieuweinstituut.nl/projects/dutch-more-or-less Dutch, More or Less] is an exhibition exploring over 30 years of design in the Netherlands. Nieuwe Instituut has invited emerging and established designers to anticipate the future of ‘more or less Dutch’ design and digital culture through new works. ''connecting through seams'' is the fourth commissioned piece in the series.<br /> <br /> [[File:Research_Nights_25_Sept_see_alt_text.jpg]]<br /> <br /> ==Credits==<br /> * Concept and design: Ren Loren Britton Anja Groten Pernilla Manjula Philip<br /> * Development: Heerko van der Kooij<br /> * This work is a continuation and extension of H&D's collective practice. H&D currently consists of nine members who form the ‘H&D COOP,’ a decentralized organization that aims to distribute power over decision making. H&D COOP members are: Loes Bogers (NL), Selby Gildemacher (NL), Anja Groten (DE), Heerko van der Kooij (NL), Juliette Lizotte (FR), Pernilla Manjula Philips (SE), Karl Moubarak (LB), slvi.e / Sylvie van Wijk (NL) and vo ezn (GE). <br /> The work connecting through seams is an expansion and continuation of H&D’s shared practice. The concept and design are by Ren Loren Britton, Anja Groten and Pernilla Manjula Philip, with further development by Heerko van der Kooij.<br /> <br /> <br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is a self-organized collective working at the intersection of technology, design, art and education. H&D develops empowering learning formats, builds and maintains free/libre open-source tools, self-hosts technical infrastructures, and produces experimental on- and offline publications. H&D currently consists of nine members who form the ‘H&D COOP,’ a decentralized organization that aims to distribute power over decision making. H&D COOP members are: Loes Bogers (NL), Selby Gildemacher (NL), Anja Groten (DE), Heerko van der Kooij (NL), Juliette Lizotte (FR), Pernilla Manjula Philips (SE), Karl Moubarak (LB), slvi.e / Sylvie van Wijk (NL) and vo ezn (GE). <br /> <br /> [https://www.lorenbritton.com/ Ren Loren Britton] is a trans*disciplinary artist-designer who reverberates with trans*feminism, technosciences, radical pedagogy and disability justice. Trans*feminist technoscience in their work follows the long wiggle of cyberfeminism; focusing on trans*, as in, transgender and trans*, as in, crossing contexts with feminist concerns. They are interested in the ways that socio technical systems & media makes lives accessible and pleasurable. Departing from the understanding that we live in an ableist white supremacist world, and therefore to be able to follow a justice oriented direction, their work begins from the assumption that we must rethink the terms of who fits where in all places, all scales, with what friction (or not) and why. This set of considerations brings them to their interest in disability justice which upholds and values all non-normative bodies and minds.</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Connecting_through_seams_Installation&diff=33186 Connecting through seams Installation 2025-08-27T13:34:04Z

<p>Juliette: Created page with "{{Event |Name=connecting through seams Installation |Location=Het Nieuwe Instituut |Date=2025/09/18-2026/01/11 |PeopleOrganisations=Hackers & Designers, Ren Loren Britton |Type=Exhibition |Web=Yes |Print=No }} ''connecting through seams'' is an installation commissioned by the Nieuwe Instituut for the exhibition Dutch, More or Less. It will be on view from 18 September 2025 to 11 January 2026. ''connecting through seams'' brings together collective experiences and exp..."</p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=connecting through seams Installation<br /> |Location=Het Nieuwe Instituut<br /> |Date=2025/09/18-2026/01/11<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Hackers & Designers, Ren Loren Britton<br /> |Type=Exhibition<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> ''connecting through seams'' is an installation commissioned by the Nieuwe Instituut for the exhibition Dutch, More or Less. It will be on view from 18 September 2025 to 11 January 2026.<br /> <br /> ''connecting through seams'' brings together collective experiences and expressions of Hackers & Designers with Ren Loren Britton. In making a soft interface, we explored the metaphorical and practical seams of collective technological praxis. Embracing imperfection, collective authorship, and ongoing process the work reflects H&D's commitments to free/libre open-source principles – challenging impersonal, techno-slick aesthetics prevalent in today’s digital design.<br /> <br /> Visitors of ''connecting through seams'' are invited to contribute to the patchwork by connecting to WiFi modules sewn into the fabric. Scanning the QR code grants access to the local WiFi network and opens a pop-up interface.<br /> <br /> [[ Connecting Through Seams Workshop |On September 25, an activation of the installation will take place as part of the research night program of Het Nieuwe Insituut.]] This workshop will explore how these seams – the boundaries of intersections between systems – can serve as points of connection between communities and technologies. This will be considered through witnessing the edges of collective and community-based technological practices.<br /> <br /> Dutch, More or Less is an exhibition exploring over 30 years of design in the Netherlands. Nieuwe Instituut has invited emerging and established designers to anticipate the future of ‘more or less Dutch’ design and digital culture through new works. ''connecting through seams'' is the fourth commissioned piece in the series.<br /> <br /> [[File:Research_Nights_25_Sept_see_alt_text.jpg]]<br /> <br /> ==Credits==<br /> * Concept and design: Ren Loren Britton Anja Groten Pernilla Manjula Philip<br /> * Development: Heerko van der Kooij<br /> * This work is a continuation and extension of H&D's collective practice. H&D currently consists of nine members who form the ‘H&D COOP,’ a decentralized organization that aims to distribute power over decision making. H&D COOP members are: Loes Bogers (NL), Selby Gildemacher (NL), Anja Groten (DE), Heerko van der Kooij (NL), Juliette Lizotte (FR), Pernilla Manjula Philips (SE), Karl Moubarak (LB), slvi.e / Sylvie van Wijk (NL) and vo ezn (GE). <br /> The work connecting through seams is an expansion and continuation of H&D’s shared practice. The concept and design are by Ren Loren Britton, Anja Groten and Pernilla Manjula Philip, with further development by Heerko van der Kooij.<br /> <br /> <br /> Hackers & Designers (H&D) is a self-organized collective working at the intersection of technology, design, art and education. H&D develops empowering learning formats, builds and maintains free/libre open-source tools, self-hosts technical infrastructures, and produces experimental on- and offline publications. H&D currently consists of nine members who form the ‘H&D COOP,’ a decentralized organization that aims to distribute power over decision making. H&D COOP members are: Loes Bogers (NL), Selby Gildemacher (NL), Anja Groten (DE), Heerko van der Kooij (NL), Juliette Lizotte (FR), Pernilla Manjula Philips (SE), Karl Moubarak (LB), slvi.e / Sylvie van Wijk (NL) and vo ezn (GE). <br /> <br /> [https://www.lorenbritton.com/ Ren Loren Britton] is a trans*disciplinary artist-designer who reverberates with trans*feminism, technosciences, radical pedagogy and disability justice. Trans*feminist technoscience in their work follows the long wiggle of cyberfeminism; focusing on trans*, as in, transgender and trans*, as in, crossing contexts with feminist concerns. They are interested in the ways that socio technical systems & media makes lives accessible and pleasurable. Departing from the understanding that we live in an ableist white supremacist world, and therefore to be able to follow a justice oriented direction, their work begins from the assumption that we must rethink the terms of who fits where in all places, all scales, with what friction (or not) and why. This set of considerations brings them to their interest in disability justice which upholds and values all non-normative bodies and minds.</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Hackers_%26_Designers&diff=33162 Hackers & Designers 2025-06-30T13:42:11Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=No<br /> }}<br /> __NOTOC__<br /> ===== 📯 There will be no H&D Summer Camp in 2025! ⏳ In December we got the unfortunate news that we won't receive funding from Creative Industries Funds for our activity program in 2025-2026. Rather than rushing into another fund raising trajectory, we are in the process of reorienting and navigating what this new situation means for our organizational structure, and how to engage with changing demands and political landscapes, how to bounce back, how to organise in different ways/forms/shapes that align with our values. In order to do so we decided to take a hiatus this year from organizing the Summer Camp, and take more time for planning a program for next year. In the meantime as always, H&D is open to any invitations and propositions for collaboration! =====<br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 📭 The 7th [[HD Bulletin 7|H&D Bulletin]] – H&D's quasi-quarterly publication is available to read online and to order as printed matter (Riso printing! €8,00 + shipping costs). =====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> <br><br /> <div class="radio_player"><br /> ===== 📻 Listen back to our =====<br /> ===== [[Pirat(e)s Radio Broadcast]] 📻 =====<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <html><br /> <div<br /> id="svg-container"<br /> class="destination"<br /> ><br /> <svg<br /> class="hidden drawing"<br /> xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"<br /> xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"<br /> id="svgElement"<br /> width="200px"<br /> height="200px"<br /> viewBox="0 0 500 500"<br /> enable-background="new 0 0 100 100"<br /> preserveAspectRatio="none"<br /> xml:space="preserve"<br /> ></svg><br /> </div><br /> <br /> <script><br /> console.log("hello from pipa pipa")<br /> </script><br /> <br /> <style><br /> #svg-container {<br /> <br /> position: fixed;<br /> z-index: 200;<br /> top: 0;<br /> left: 0;<br /> width: 100%;<br /> height: 100%;<br /> max-width: 100%;<br /> max-height: 100%;<br /> <br /> pointer-events: none;<br /> <br /> }<br /> <br /> .drawing {<br /> position: absolute;<br /> top: 0;<br /> left: 0;<br /> pointer-events: all;<br /> }<br /> <br /> .drawing:hover {<br /> rotate: 1turn;<br /> transition: rotate 0.5s ease-out;<br /> }<br /> <br /> @keyframes grow {<br /> 0% {<br /> scale: 0.1;<br /> }<br /> 100% {<br /> scale: 1;<br /> }<br /> }<br /> <br /> .destination svg path {<br /> /* This section calls the slideInFromLeft animation we defined above */<br /> animation: 1s cubic-bezier(0.68, -0.6, 0.32, 1.6) 0s 1 grow;<br /> }<br /> <br /> svg.hidden {<br /> display: none;<br /> }<br /> <br /> </style><br /> <script src="https://draw-it-with-others.org/hd-drw/drw.js" defer></script><br /> </html><br /> <br /> <br /> ===== Find the documentation of [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/activities?type=hdsc2024 HDSC2024 here]. ===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 🍉 Hackers & Designers stands in full solidarity with the Palestinian people and their ongoing struggle for self-determination and liberation from the oppressive colonial State of Israel and its Western supporters. [[Solidarity with Palestine | Read our full statement.]] ===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 📚 [[First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice | ''First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice'']], [[Network Imaginaries Publication| ''Network Imaginaries'']] and [[Coded Bodies Publication|''Coded Bodies'']] is still available! Contact us at [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl info@hackersanddesigners.nl] to get a copy (25€ or 15€ + shipping costs)!=====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== The content of the following publications can be also found online! Find all the articles in the Publishing tab or on the pages of the respective book: ===== <br /> * [[First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice | First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice]]<br /> * [[Coded Bodies Publication]]<br /> * [[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]<br /> * [[On & Off the Grid Publication]]<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 🎥 Learn about H&D's activities with 'Together, Decentralised', our [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsMxVA4UaPA&ab_channel=Krea Volumetric Interview] with [https://www.rgbdog.studio/ RGBdog] =====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== '''Want to receive H&D updates?'''===== <br /> ===== Sign up for the H&D mailing list by sending an email to: [mailto:news+subscribe@lists.hackersanddesigners.nl news+subscribe@lists.hackersanddesigners.nl]. Make sure to check your spam folder if you don't receive a confirmation email for your subscription.===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> <small><br /> *Support people living in Ukraine from the Netherlands: [[Ukraine Support]]<br /> *We put together a non exhaustive list of [[Anti-Racism Resources]] to build a better understanding of what can be done to actively fight racism. We will continue to add things as we stumble upon new inspiring resources, feel free to share!<br /> </small></div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=Hackers_%26_Designers&diff=33161 Hackers & Designers 2025-06-30T13:41:27Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=No<br /> }}<br /> __NOTOC__<br /> ===== 📯 There will be no H&D Summer Camp in 2025! ⏳ In December we got the unfortunate news that we won't receive funding from Creative Industries Funds for our activity program in 2025-2026. Rather than rushing into another fund raising trajectory, we are in the process of reorienting and navigating what this new situation means for our organizational structure, and how to engage with changing demands and political landscapes, how to bounce back, how to organise in different ways/forms/shapes that align with our values. In order to do so we decided to take a hiatus this year from organizing the Summer Camp, and take more time for planning a program for next year. In the meantime as always, H&D is open to any invitations and propositions for collaboration! =====<br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 📭 The 7th [[HD Bulletin 7|H&D Bulletin]] – H&D's quasi-quarterly publication is available to read online and to order as printed matter (Riso printing! €8,00 + shipping costs). =====<br /> <br /> ===== .°· ⤳📚%20Bulletin%20Bundle%20%5D&body=Hello%2C%0A%0A%20I%20would%20like%20to%20order%20bulletin%201%20to%204%20for%20€20,00%20+%20shipping%20costs%20to%20be%20calculated%20depending%20on%20my%20shipping%20address.%0A%0A%5B%20Name%3A%20%5D%0A%0A%5B%20Shipping%20Address%3A%20%5D%0A%0A%5B%20Billing%20Address%3A%20%5D%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C get the 4 first ones ones (1-4) as a set (€20,00 + shipping costs)] 👀 you can look at them altogether here >> [[HD Bulletin set]] =====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> <br><br /> <div class="radio_player"><br /> ===== 📻 Listen back to our =====<br /> ===== [[Pirat(e)s Radio Broadcast]] 📻 =====<br /> </div><br /> <br /> <html><br /> <div<br /> id="svg-container"<br /> class="destination"<br /> ><br /> <svg<br /> class="hidden drawing"<br /> xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"<br /> xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"<br /> id="svgElement"<br /> width="200px"<br /> height="200px"<br /> viewBox="0 0 500 500"<br /> enable-background="new 0 0 100 100"<br /> preserveAspectRatio="none"<br /> xml:space="preserve"<br /> ></svg><br /> </div><br /> <br /> <script><br /> console.log("hello from pipa pipa")<br /> </script><br /> <br /> <style><br /> #svg-container {<br /> <br /> position: fixed;<br /> z-index: 200;<br /> top: 0;<br /> left: 0;<br /> width: 100%;<br /> height: 100%;<br /> max-width: 100%;<br /> max-height: 100%;<br /> <br /> pointer-events: none;<br /> <br /> }<br /> <br /> .drawing {<br /> position: absolute;<br /> top: 0;<br /> left: 0;<br /> pointer-events: all;<br /> }<br /> <br /> .drawing:hover {<br /> rotate: 1turn;<br /> transition: rotate 0.5s ease-out;<br /> }<br /> <br /> @keyframes grow {<br /> 0% {<br /> scale: 0.1;<br /> }<br /> 100% {<br /> scale: 1;<br /> }<br /> }<br /> <br /> .destination svg path {<br /> /* This section calls the slideInFromLeft animation we defined above */<br /> animation: 1s cubic-bezier(0.68, -0.6, 0.32, 1.6) 0s 1 grow;<br /> }<br /> <br /> svg.hidden {<br /> display: none;<br /> }<br /> <br /> </style><br /> <script src="https://draw-it-with-others.org/hd-drw/drw.js" defer></script><br /> </html><br /> <br /> <br /> ===== Find the documentation of [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/activities?type=hdsc2024 HDSC2024 here]. ===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 🍉 Hackers & Designers stands in full solidarity with the Palestinian people and their ongoing struggle for self-determination and liberation from the oppressive colonial State of Israel and its Western supporters. [[Solidarity with Palestine | Read our full statement.]] ===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 📚 [[First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice | ''First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice'']], [[Network Imaginaries Publication| ''Network Imaginaries'']] and [[Coded Bodies Publication|''Coded Bodies'']] is still available! Contact us at [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl info@hackersanddesigners.nl] to get a copy (25€ or 15€ + shipping costs)!=====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== The content of the following publications can be also found online! Find all the articles in the Publishing tab or on the pages of the respective book: ===== <br /> * [[First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice | First, Then... Repeat. Workshop Scripts in Practice]]<br /> * [[Coded Bodies Publication]]<br /> * [[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]<br /> * [[On & Off the Grid Publication]]<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== 🎥 Learn about H&D's activities with 'Together, Decentralised', our [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsMxVA4UaPA&ab_channel=Krea Volumetric Interview] with [https://www.rgbdog.studio/ RGBdog] =====<br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> ===== '''Want to receive H&D updates?'''===== <br /> ===== Sign up for the H&D mailing list by sending an email to: [mailto:news+subscribe@lists.hackersanddesigners.nl news+subscribe@lists.hackersanddesigners.nl]. Make sure to check your spam folder if you don't receive a confirmation email for your subscription.===== <br /> <br /> ･ﾟ<br /> <br /> <small><br /> *Support people living in Ukraine from the Netherlands: [[Ukraine Support]]<br /> *We put together a non exhaustive list of [[Anti-Racism Resources]] to build a better understanding of what can be done to actively fight racism. We will continue to add things as we stumble upon new inspiring resources, feel free to share!<br /> </small></div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=DOCUSPLICE_2023_-_The_Hacked_Orchestra&diff=33160 DOCUSPLICE 2023 - The Hacked Orchestra 2025-06-30T13:38:42Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=No<br /> }}<br /> [[Category: Publishing]]<br /> [[File:H&D HO Docusplice 2023 album cover 170524 2.jpg|alt=An album cover made of seemingly meaningless crayon markings scribbled across a blank page. Text on the cover reads: DOCUSPLICE 2023 - The Hacked Orchestra. And in the bottom right corner a description: The Hacked Orchestra is a sound/noise-based project initiated by ghenwa noiré in collaboration with Hackers and Designers. Docusplice is an audioscape made from a series of jamming sessions that were conducted following Hacked Orchestra workshops.|thumb|Album cover for DOCUSPLICE 2023, made by ghenwa noiré in collaboration with all HDSC 2023 participants.]]<br /> The Hacked Orchestra was a series of activities that explored the possibilities of forging meaningful interpersonal relationships in times of crisis through the intimate processes of collectively foraging analog acoustic materials, building experimental electronic music instruments and collectively jamming together. <br /> <br /> DOCUSPLICE gathers excerpts of noise and silence recorded during this series of activities and compiles them into an audio scape.<br /> <br /> == Releases ==<br /> <br /> * [https://drop.hackersanddesigners.nl/hackedorchestra/ghenwa.mp3 Ghenwa's sound piece from the H&D Summer Camp iteration of the Hacked Orchestra]<br /> * [https://drop.hackersanddesigners.nl/hackedorchestra/e.zn.mp3 e.zn's audio documentation of the first iteration of the Hacked Orchestra @ Muziekgebouw] <br /> * [https://drop.hackersanddesigners.nl/hackedorchestra/ghenwa-oct-13.wav Ghenwa's revision of the October 13 Jam Session at Muzuekgebouw] <br /> <br /> == Credits ==<br /> [https://ghenwanoire.com/ ghenwa noiré], [https://ezn.leverburns.blue/ vo ezn], Loes Bogers, [https://swummoq.net/ swummoq], [https://moubarak.eu/ Karl Moubarak], [https://www.piek.com/about/ Selby Gildermaker], [https://gorkemarikan.com/ Görkem Arıkan], [https://www.paulamonte.net/ Paula Montecinos Oliva] and every workshop participant!<br /> <br /> Many thanks to [https://soundlab.muziekgebouw.nl/ SoundLAB] for supporting and collaborating on this project, [https://www.sonicacts.com/ Sonic Acts] for co-curating the line-ups, Amsterdam Fund for the Arts and Stimuleringsfonds for supporting the activities and all participants of the Hacked Orchestra workshops for always making the noise noisier.<br /> <br /> [[Category: Publishing]]</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=HD_Bulletin_4&diff=33159 HD Bulletin 4 2025-06-30T13:38:16Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=No<br /> }}<br /> <br /> [[Category: Publishing]]<br /> <br /> === Blurb === <br /> The H&D Bulletin is an occasional publication that brings together practical and reflective articles, conversations, scripts and manuals, experimental, poetic, visual, or otherwise speculative contributions from H&D coop members, critical friends, guests, and participants of our activities.<br /> <br /> The bulletins are published on the H&D website, and the H&D mailing list, and circulated via our social media channels. Printed versions are distributed through the H&D network whenever there is an opportunity.<br /> <br /> This edition of the H&D bulletin was assembled, edited and designed using ChattyPub, an experimental publishing tool developed by H&D. ChattyPub is built on top of open-source team chat application Zulip. The content for the publication is created by sending messages to dedicated chat channels. Simple CSS rules are also written in the form of chat messages and can be applied to content by reacting to the respective message with the emoji associated with that CSS rule. As such, the publication-in-the-making, can be created and designed collectively.<br /> <br /> '''Read Bulletin here''' https://chatty-pub.hackersanddesigners.nl/bulletin_4https://chatty-pub.hackersanddesigners.nl/bulletin_4<br /> <br /> <gallery><br /> File:Bulletin-4-cover.jpg<br /> File:Bulletin-4-1.jpg<br /> File:Bulletin-4-2.jpg<br /> File:Bulletin-4-3.jpg<br /> File:Bulletin-4-4.jpg<br /> </gallery><br /> <br /> === Table of Contents ===<br /> *Introduction <br /> *Visual essay by Michael Fowler<br /> *Hacking Into: Open Source / Open Space [[MELT (Ren Loren Britton & Iz Paehr)]]<br /> *Unarchive, [[Maddalena Ghiotto]]<br /> *Transmediale: Some afterthoughts on (in)dependence, [[slvi.e]]<br /> *Spectres of Learning, [[nocturne]]<br /> *Hackers & Designers Summer Camp 2024 Open Call! Unruly Currents & Everyday Piracy<br /> *Colophon<br /> <br /> === Colophon ===<br /> <br /> *Contributors: Maddalena Ghiotto, MELT (Ren Loren Britton & Iz Paehr), slvi.e, nocturne, Michael Fowler<br /> *Editing: [[Anja Groten]], [[Loes Bogers]]<br /> *Design: Juliette Lizotte, Anja Groten<br /> *Typefaces: BBBBaskervvol, Compagnon, Crozet, PinyonScript, Ortica, MonHugo<br /> *Printing: Terry Bleu<br /> <br /> Published by:</br><br /> Hackers & Designers</br><br /> NDSM-plein 1033 WC</br><br /> Amsterdam</br><br /> www.hackersanddesigners.nl</br><br /> <br /> '''License'''<br /> <br /> COLLECTIVE CONDITIONS FOR RE-USE(CC4r)</br><br /> Hackers & Designers, 2024.</br><br /> Copyleft with a difference:</br><br /> This is a collective work, you are invited to copy, distribute, and modify it under the terms of the CC4r.</br><br /> <br /> REMINDER TO CURRENT AND FUTURE AUTHORS:</br><br /> <br /> The authored work released under the CC4r was never yours to begin with. The CC4 reconsiders authorship to be part of a collective cultural effort and rejects authorship as ownership derived from individual genius. This means recognizing that it is situated in social and historical conditions and that there may be reasons to refrain from release and re-use.<br /> Copyleft Attitude with a difference, 24November 2022.<br /> <br /> The CC4r was developed for the Constant work session Unbound Libraries (Spring 2020) and followed by discussions during and contributions to the study day Authors of the Future (Fall 2019). It is based on the Free Art License and inspired by other licensing projects such as The (Cooperative) Non-Violent Public License and the Decolonial Media license.<br /> <br /> === Purchase Bulletin === <br /> To purchase printed matter for 8,00 + shipping costs send an email to [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl info@hackersanddesigners.nl]<br /> <br /> Check also our [[HD Bulletin 1|first]], [[HD Bulletin 2 | second]] and [[HD Bulletin 3 | third]] bulletin. <br /> <br /> [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl?subject=%5B%20📚%20Bulletin%20Bundle%20%5D&body=Hello%2C%0A%0A%20I%20would%20like%20to%20order%20bulletin%201%20to%204%20for%20€20,00%20+%20shipping%20costs%20to%20be%20calculated%20depending%20on%20my%20shipping%20address.%0A%0A%5B%20Name%3A%20%5D%0A%0A%5B%20Shipping%20Address%3A%20%5D%0A%0A%5B%20Billing%20Address%3A%20%5D%0A%0AKind%20regards%2C Get the bulletin 1-4 as a set for €20,00 + shipping costs]<br /> <br /> '''With the kind support of Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie'''</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=HD_Bulletin_7&diff=33158 HD Bulletin 7 2025-06-30T13:37:37Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=No<br /> }}<br /> [[Category: Highlight]]<br /> [[Category: Publishing]]<br /> [[File:Scan-cover7.jpg|thumb]]<br /> The H&D Bulletin is an occasional publication that culminates practical and reflective articles, conversations, scripts and manuals, experimental, poetic, visual, or otherwise speculative contributions from H&D coop members, critical friends, guests, and participants of our activities.<br /> <br /> This 7th edition includes contributions by Michèle Boulogne, dianaband & Heeju, Iz Paehr & Ren Loren Britton, and H&D.<br /> <br /> This bulletin was designed with Octomode, an open-source collective editing and designing tool for PDF making that uses Etherpad, Paged.js, and Flask. It was developed by our friends at Varia . Varia is a Rotterdam-based collective and space for developing collective approaches to everyday technology. Here is how they describe Octomode:<br /> <br /> “Inspired by the non-centralized, tentacular cognition capabilities of the octopus, we imagined a space in which the artificial boundaries of writing and designing can be crossed; where writing, editing, and designing can be done in one environment simultaneously, allowing the format to influence the matter and vice-versa.”<br /> <br /> H&D has been working on a new version of Octomode in collaboration with Learning Palestine : a group of artists, academics, intellectuals and community members, who aim to disseminate knowledge on the history of the ongoing struggle for justice, liberation, and freedom of Palestine and the Palestinian People.<br /> <br /> This bulletin marks the (momentary and not conclusive) end of a series of publishing experiments, gathering thoughts and processes from recent collaborations, it serves as a time stamp, surely we will be back with some more printed matters in the future.<br /> <br /> <gallery><br /> Scan-backcover7.jpg<br /> Scan7-1.jpg<br /> Scan7-2.jpg<br /> Scan7-3 copy.jpg<br /> Scan7-4.jpg<br /> </gallery><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Colophon==<br /> * Edition of 150, 8€<br /> * Editing: Loes Bogers and slvi.e<br /> * Design: Juliette Lizotte, Anja Groten and slvi.e<br /> * Typefaces: BackOut by Frank Adebiaye, with the contribution of Ariel Martín Pérez and a series of typefaces found on the Bye Bye Binary’s Typotheque ( https://typotheque.genderfluid.space ): Amiamie by Mirat Masson, BBBManifont by Soophie Vela, Max Lillo, et al., BBB Baskervvol by Bye Bye Binary et al., Insolente by Marie Godefroy. Since 2018, the Bye Bye Binary collective has been actively working on the design of post-binary fonts to enable the language to move beyond the debates around inclusive writing.<br /> * Printing: no kiss, Amsterdam<br /> * Tool: This bulletin has been designed with Octomode, a collective editing space for PDF making, using Etherpad, Paged.js, and Flask developed by our friends at Varia.<br /> <br /> ==Read Bulletin==<br /> https://lepa.hackersanddesigners.nl/bulletin-7/html/<br /> <br /> ==Purchase Bulletin==<br /> <br /> To purchase printed matter for 8,00 + shipping costs send an email to [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl info@hackersanddesigners.nl]<br /> <br /> You can also get them in a bundle (5 to 7) in your mailbox as soon as they are out (€20,00 + shipping costs)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''With the kind support of Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie''</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=HD_Bulletin_7&diff=33157 HD Bulletin 7 2025-06-30T13:36:56Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=No<br /> }}<br /> [[Category: Highlight]]<br /> [[Category: Publishing]]<br /> [[File:Scan-cover7.jpg|thumb]]<br /> The H&D Bulletin is an occasional publication that culminates practical and reflective articles, conversations, scripts and manuals, experimental, poetic, visual, or otherwise speculative contributions from H&D coop members, critical friends, guests, and participants of our activities.<br /> <br /> This 7th edition includes contributions by Michèle Boulogne, dianaband & Heeju, Iz Paehr & Ren Loren Britton, and H&D.<br /> <br /> This bulletin was designed with Octomode, an open-source collective editing and designing tool for PDF making that uses Etherpad, Paged.js, and Flask. It was developed by our friends at Varia . Varia is a Rotterdam-based collective and space for developing collective approaches to everyday technology. Here is how they describe Octomode:<br /> <br /> “Inspired by the non-centralized, tentacular cognition capabilities of the octopus, we imagined a space in which the artificial boundaries of writing and designing can be crossed; where writing, editing, and designing can be done in one environment simultaneously, allowing the format to influence the matter and vice-versa.”<br /> <br /> H&D has been working on a new version of Octomode in collaboration with Learning Palestine : a group of artists, academics, intellectuals and community members, who aim to disseminate knowledge on the history of the ongoing struggle for justice, liberation, and freedom of Palestine and the Palestinian People.<br /> <br /> This bulletin marks the (momentary and not conclusive) end of a series of publishing experiments, gathering thoughts and processes from recent collaborations, it serves as a time stamp, surely we will be back with some more printed matters in the future.<br /> <br /> <gallery><br /> Scan-backcover7.jpg<br /> Scan7-1.jpg<br /> Scan7-2.jpg<br /> Scan7-3 copy.jpg<br /> Scan7-4.jpg<br /> </gallery><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Colophon==<br /> * Edition of 150, 8€<br /> * Editing: Loes Bogers and slvi.e<br /> * Design: Juliette Lizotte, Anja Groten and slvi.e<br /> * Typefaces: BackOut by Frank Adebiaye, with the contribution of Ariel Martín Pérez and a series of typefaces found on the Bye Bye Binary’s Typotheque ( https://typotheque.genderfluid.space ): Amiamie by Mirat Masson, BBBManifont by Soophie Vela, Max Lillo, et al., BBB Baskervvol by Bye Bye Binary et al., Insolente by Marie Godefroy. Since 2018, the Bye Bye Binary collective has been actively working on the design of post-binary fonts to enable the language to move beyond the debates around inclusive writing.<br /> * Printing: no kiss, Amsterdam<br /> * Tool: This bulletin has been designed with Octomode, a collective editing space for PDF making, using Etherpad, Paged.js, and Flask developed by our friends at Varia.<br /> <br /> ==Read Bulletin==<br /> https://lepa.hackersanddesigners.nl/bulletin-7/html/<br /> <br /> ==Purchase Bulletin==<br /> <br /> To purchase printed matter for 8,00 + shipping costs send an email to [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl info@hackersanddesigners.nl]<br /> You can also get them in a bundle (5 to 7) in your mailbox as soon as they are out (€20,00 + shipping costs)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''With the kind support of Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie''</div>

Juliette https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl//index.php?title=HD_Bulletin_7&diff=33156 HD Bulletin 7 2025-06-30T13:36:19Z

<p>Juliette: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=No<br /> }}<br /> [[Category: Highlight]]<br /> [[Category: Publishing]]<br /> [[File:Scan-cover7.jpg|thumb]]<br /> The H&D Bulletin is an occasional publication that culminates practical and reflective articles, conversations, scripts and manuals, experimental, poetic, visual, or otherwise speculative contributions from H&D coop members, critical friends, guests, and participants of our activities.<br /> <br /> This 7th edition includes contributions by Michèle Boulogne, dianaband & Heeju, Iz Paehr & Ren Loren Britton, and H&D.<br /> <br /> This bulletin was designed with Octomode, an open-source collective editing and designing tool for PDF making that uses Etherpad, Paged.js, and Flask. It was developed by our friends at Varia . Varia is a Rotterdam-based collective and space for developing collective approaches to everyday technology. Here is how they describe Octomode:<br /> <br /> “Inspired by the non-centralized, tentacular cognition capabilities of the octopus, we imagined a space in which the artificial boundaries of writing and designing can be crossed; where writing, editing, and designing can be done in one environment simultaneously, allowing the format to influence the matter and vice-versa.”<br /> <br /> H&D has been working on a new version of Octomode in collaboration with Learning Palestine : a group of artists, academics, intellectuals and community members, who aim to disseminate knowledge on the history of the ongoing struggle for justice, liberation, and freedom of Palestine and the Palestinian People.<br /> <br /> This bulletin marks the (momentary and not conclusive) end of a series of publishing experiments, gathering thoughts and processes from recent collaborations, it serves as a time stamp, surely we will be back with some more printed matters in the future.<br /> <br /> <gallery><br /> Scan-backcover7.jpg<br /> Scan7-1.jpg<br /> Scan7-2.jpg|thumb]]<br /> Scan7-3 copy.jpg<br /> Scan7-4.jpg<br /> </gallery><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Colophon==<br /> * Edition of 150, 8€<br /> * Editing: Loes Bogers and slvi.e<br /> * Design: Juliette Lizotte, Anja Groten and slvi.e<br /> * Typefaces: BackOut by Frank Adebiaye, with the contribution of Ariel Martín Pérez and a series of typefaces found on the Bye Bye Binary’s Typotheque ( https://typotheque.genderfluid.space ): Amiamie by Mirat Masson, BBBManifont by Soophie Vela, Max Lillo, et al., BBB Baskervvol by Bye Bye Binary et al., Insolente by Marie Godefroy. Since 2018, the Bye Bye Binary collective has been actively working on the design of post-binary fonts to enable the language to move beyond the debates around inclusive writing.<br /> * Printing: no kiss, Amsterdam<br /> * Tool: This bulletin has been designed with Octomode, a collective editing space for PDF making, using Etherpad, Paged.js, and Flask developed by our friends at Varia.<br /> <br /> ==Read Bulletin==<br /> https://lepa.hackersanddesigners.nl/bulletin-7/html/<br /> <br /> ==Purchase Bulletin==<br /> <br /> To purchase printed matter for 8,00 + shipping costs send an email to [mailto:info@hackersanddesigners.nl info@hackersanddesigners.nl]<br /> You can also get them in a bundle (5 to 7) in your mailbox as soon as they are out (€20,00 + shipping costs)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''With the kind support of Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie''</div>

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