Creatieve Code Workshop - Revision history

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3D Animation Workshop (POST NEON x MU, Post Schooling) 11.00~13.00

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			Bring a laptop if you want to join this workshop!

	=Computer Por[traits]workshop 14.00~17.00=		=Computer Por[traits]workshop 14.00~17.00=
	This workshop is about portraits, computers, and facial recognition. Many artists work with these concepts. We share all sorts of information about ourselves on the Internet (data). How can we make an image of a person using their data? What would your data-portrait look like? Join us to create your own analogue Computer POR[TRAIT]. In the second part of the workshop, we will find out how (well?) the computer can recognize faces. Computers see faces in a different way than us humans do. Can you trick a smart computer by making faces out of clay?		This workshop is about portraits, computers, and facial recognition. Many artists work with these concepts. We share all sorts of information about ourselves on the Internet (data). How can we make an image of a person using their data? What would your data-portrait look like? Join us to create your own analogue Computer POR[TRAIT]. In the second part of the workshop, we will find out how (well?) the computer can recognize faces. Computers see faces in a different way than us humans do. Can you trick a smart computer by making faces out of clay?

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	=Computer ~~Portraits Workshop~~ 14.00~17.00=		=Computer Por[traits]workshop 14.00~17.00=
	This workshop is about portraits, computers, and facial recognition. Many artists work with these concepts. We share all sorts of information about ourselves on the Internet (data). How can we make an image of a person using their data? What would your data-portrait look like? Join us to create your own analogue Computer POR[TRAIT]. In the second part of the workshop, we will find out how (well?) the computer can recognize faces. Computers see faces in a different way than us humans do. Can you trick a smart computer by making faces out of clay?		This workshop is about portraits, computers, and facial recognition. Many artists work with these concepts. We share all sorts of information about ourselves on the Internet (data). How can we make an image of a person using their data? What would your data-portrait look like? Join us to create your own analogue Computer POR[TRAIT]. In the second part of the workshop, we will find out how (well?) the computer can recognize faces. Computers see faces in a different way than us humans do. Can you trick a smart computer by making faces out of clay?

Juliette at 13:47, 28 June 2024

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	==Computer Portraits Workshop 14.00~17.00==		=Computer Portraits Workshop 14.00~17.00=
	This workshop is about portraits, computers, and facial recognition. Many artists work with these concepts. We share all sorts of information about ourselves on the Internet (data). How can we make an image of a person using their data? What would your data-portrait look like? Join us to create your own analogue Computer POR[TRAIT]. In the second part of the workshop, we will find out how (well?) the computer can recognize faces. Computers see faces in a different way than us humans do. Can you trick a smart computer by making faces out of clay?		This workshop is about portraits, computers, and facial recognition. Many artists work with these concepts. We share all sorts of information about ourselves on the Internet (data). How can we make an image of a person using their data? What would your data-portrait look like? Join us to create your own analogue Computer POR[TRAIT]. In the second part of the workshop, we will find out how (well?) the computer can recognize faces. Computers see faces in a different way than us humans do. Can you trick a smart computer by making faces out of clay?

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	==And more!==		=And more!=
	Have you done enough workshopping? Relax and watch a video of the Manic Accuracy project by Simone N. Niquille or make Pixel Selfies with iron-on beads.		Have you done enough workshopping? Relax and watch a video of the Manic Accuracy project by Simone N. Niquille or make Pixel Selfies with iron-on beads.

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	MU's online platform the Creative Code is a place where you can find hands-on educational materials, workshops and art installations that MU developed over the last years. MU and other makers and organisations share their materials, ideas and workshops here for you to explore. On Sunday there will be various workshops & materials available that you may explore yourself, or let yourself be guided by Ayke Walther, educator from MU.		MU's online platform the Creative Code is a place where you can find hands-on educational materials, workshops and art installations that MU developed over the last years. MU and other makers and organisations share their materials, ideas and workshops here for you to explore. On Sunday there will be various workshops & materials available that you may explore yourself, or let yourself be guided by Ayke Walther, educator from MU.

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	''More info: https://www.decreatievecode.nl/''		''More info: https://www.decreatievecode.nl/''

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	=3D Animation Workshop (POST NEON x MU, Post Schooling) 11.00~13.00=		=3D Animation Workshop (POST NEON x MU, Post Schooling) 11.00~13.00=
	Pixar films and games like Fortnite seem almost magical. But did you know that you can create your own digital creatures and worlds with MU? During this drop-in workshop you will learn creatures to life using digital 3D animation. POST NEON is the creative design studio from Amsterdam that created this workshop with MU. Their installation, Generation XYZ, has been featured at various festivals and schools. With their project POST SCHOOL, they aim to introduce as many young people as possible to 3D design and animation.		Pixar films and games like Fortnite seem almost magical. But did you know that you can create your own digital creatures and worlds with MU? During this drop-in workshop you will learn creatures to life using digital 3D animation. POST NEON is the creative design studio from Amsterdam that created this workshop with MU. Their installation, Generation XYZ, has been featured at various festivals and schools. With their project POST SCHOOL, they aim to introduce as many young people as possible to 3D design and animation.

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	''See also: https://www.postschooling.com/monsters''		''See also: https://www.postschooling.com/monsters''

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	==Computer Portraits Workshop 14.00~17.00==		==Computer Portraits Workshop 14.00~17.00==
	This workshop is about portraits, computers, and facial recognition. Many artists work with these concepts. We share all sorts of information about ourselves on the Internet (data). How can we make an image of a person using their data? What would your data-portrait look like? Join us to create your own analogue Computer POR[TRAIT]. In the second part of the workshop, we will find out how (well?) the computer can recognize faces. Computers see faces in a different way than us humans do. Can you trick a smart computer by making faces out of clay?		This workshop is about portraits, computers, and facial recognition. Many artists work with these concepts. We share all sorts of information about ourselves on the Internet (data). How can we make an image of a person using their data? What would your data-portrait look like? Join us to create your own analogue Computer POR[TRAIT]. In the second part of the workshop, we will find out how (well?) the computer can recognize faces. Computers see faces in a different way than us humans do. Can you trick a smart computer by making faces out of clay?

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	==And more!==		==And more!==
	Have you done enough workshopping? Relax and watch a video of the Manic Accuracy project by Simone N. Niquille or make Pixel Selfies with iron-on beads.		Have you done enough workshopping? Relax and watch a video of the Manic Accuracy project by Simone N. Niquille or make Pixel Selfies with iron-on beads.

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Juliette at 13:42, 28 June 2024

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	MU's online platform the Creative Code is a place where you can find hands-on educational materials, workshops and art installations that MU developed over the last years. MU and other makers and organisations share their materials, ideas and workshops here for you to explore. On Sunday there will be various workshops & materials available that you may explore yourself, or let yourself be guided by Ayke Walther, educator from MU.		MU's online platform the Creative Code is a place where you can find hands-on educational materials, workshops and art installations that MU developed over the last years. MU and other makers and organisations share their materials, ideas and workshops here for you to explore. On Sunday there will be various workshops & materials available that you may explore yourself, or let yourself be guided by Ayke Walther, educator from MU.

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MU's online platform the Creative Code is a place where you can find hands-on educational materials, workshops and art installations that MU developed over the last years. MU and other makers and organisations share their materials, ideas and workshops here for you to explore. On Sunday there will be various workshops & materials available that you may explore yourself, or let yourself be guided by Ayke Walther, educator from MU.

''More info: https://www.decreatievecode.nl/''

=3D Animation Workshop (POST NEON x MU, Post Schooling) 11.00~13.00=
Pixar films and games like Fortnite seem almost magical. But did you know that you can create your own digital creatures and worlds with MU? During this drop-in workshop you will learn creatures to life using digital 3D animation. POST NEON is the creative design studio from Amsterdam that created this workshop with MU. Their installation, Generation XYZ, has been featured at various festivals and schools. With their project POST SCHOOL, they aim to introduce as many young people as possible to 3D design and animation.

''See also: https://www.postschooling.com/monsters''

==Computer Portraits Workshop 14.00~17.00==
This workshop is about portraits, computers, and facial recognition. Many artists work with these concepts. We share all sorts of information about ourselves on the Internet (data). How can we make an image of a person using their data? What would your data-portrait look like? Join us to create your own analogue Computer POR[TRAIT]. In the second part of the workshop, we will find out how (well?) the computer can recognize faces. Computers see faces in a different way than us humans do. Can you trick a smart computer by making faces out of clay?

==And more!==
Have you done enough workshopping? Relax and watch a video of the Manic Accuracy project by Simone N. Niquille or make Pixel Selfies with iron-on beads.

</translate>