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HDSA2019: Coded Bodies
Name	HDSA2019: Coded Bodies
Location	NDSM, Mediamatic, Waag Society, Makers Lab of the University of Amsterdam, Butcher's Tears, NDSM Fuse
Date	2019/07/15-2019/07/26
Time	[[]]
PeopleOrganisations	Erik Overmeire, Andrea Valliere, Ana Jeličić, Jonas Bohatsch, Dasha Ilina, Loes Bogers, Ollie George, Char Stiles, Eurico Sá Fernandes, Tanya Ermolaeva, Leon Butler, Lenka Hamosova, Pavol Rusnak, Zhi-fang Li, Maxim Safioulline, Annika Kappner, Jennifer Veldman, Gabriel Fontana, Erin Gatz
Type	HDSA2019
Web	Yes
Print	No

Coded Bodies

The 5th edition of the H&D Summer Academy focuses on topics relating to the (human, post-human, trans-human, non-human) body and its interdependence with technology. By creating shared moments of learning and unlearning, H&D invites participating makers to discuss topics related to ubiquitous computing, disappearance of interfaces, transhumanism, digitized bodies, biometric data, agency of user, representation and citizenship…

BYOW (Bring Your Own Workshop)

The H&D Summer Academy aims to create space for experimentation, self-organisation, self-determined learning, and peer2peer exchange, while promoting ‘hands-on learning’ to enable critical design and developer’s practices. We therefore open the possibility for participants to contribute to the Summer Academy with a workshop.

In the summer of 2019 Hackers & Designers brought together an international group of ambitious hackers/designers/makers/artists to learn by creating. During the 10 day program, consisting of workshops, lectures, and publishing activities, tutors and mentors became participants, participants became workshop leaders – everyone was taken on the collective venture of shared responsibility, bringing in one’s own expertise, urgencies and experience. The Summer Academy concluded with a public program, in which participants were able to present the results created during the Summer Academy.

Workshops

Public Program

H&D and the H&D Summer Academy 2017 public program are kindly supported by:

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 The H&D Summer Academy aims to create space for experimentation, self-organisation, self-determined learning, and peer2peer exchange, while promoting ‘hands-on learning’ to enable critical design and developer’s practices. We therefore open the possibility for participants to contribute to the Summer Academy with a workshop.
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