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HDSA2019 Public Program
Name	HDSA2019 Public Program
Location	NDSM
Date	2019/07/15-2019/07/26
Time	[[]]
PeopleOrganisations
Type	Meetup
Web	Yes
Print	No

Hackers & Designers aims to bring hackers, coders, and programmers, closer together with artists and designers in order to develop a common vocabulary and learn from one another. The H&D network has grown to include designers, artists, software developers, researchers, scientists, and theoreticians. Our main activities consist of hands-on workshops that focus on topics like web technologies, Peer 2 Peer networks, crypto currencies, typography, conditional design, printmaking, and simple hardware constructions.

Tonight’s event is part of our public program, which runs parallel to the Summer Academy, and aims to extend, deconstruct, and reflect on the (human, post-human, trans-human, non-human) body. We have done this through for example: guided meditations focused on our relationship to artificial general intelligence, digital habits yoga, queer sports, morning raves, and more!

The public program strives to create feedback loops between the activities of the academy participants and a larger public—allowing them to inform one another.

H&D Summer Academy - This is the 5th edition of the H&D Summer Academy, and our focus this year is on topics relating to the (human, post-human, trans-human, non-human) body and its interdependence with technology. - Through a series of workshops and shared moments of learning and unlearning, the participants of the academy have been exploring topics related to ubiquitous computing, disappearance of interfaces, transhumanism, digitized bodies, biometric data, user agency, representation and citizenship. - Workshops have included …….

TONIGHT! - Tonight’s event is part of our public program, which runs parallel to the Summer Academy, and aims to extend, deconstruct, and reflect on the (human, post-human, trans-human, non-human) body. - The public program strives to create feedback loops between the activities of the academy participants and the public—allowing them to inform one another. - In addition to tonight’s event, the program has included guided meditations focused on our relationship to artificial general intelligence, digital habits yoga, queer sports, morning raves, and more!

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-|Name=The Need to Publish - New Modes of Production
+|Name=HDSA2019 Public Program
-|Location=Rijksakademie
+|Location=NDSM
-|Date=2019/11/14
+|Date=2019/07/15-2019/07/26
-|Time=16:00-18:00
+|Time=
-|PeopleOrganisations=Looiersgracht 60, Rijksakademie
+|PeopleOrganisations=
 |Type=Meetup
 |Web=Yes
 |Print=No
 }}
-[[File: Printing_plant3.jpg]]
-Hackers & Designers was invited to participate to this panel discussion on Thursday 14 November.
+[[File:Public Program.png|thumb]]
-Leading up to Printing Plant Art Book Fair 2019, Looiersgracht 60 and Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten collaborated in a series of four special events prior to [[Printing Plant Art Book Fair]] - Amsterdam 2019. On four Thursday afternoons in October and November, various guests with different perspectives (and from different backgrounds) engaged in conversations on independent publishing and artist books within the artistic practice.
+Hackers & Designers aims to bring hackers, coders, and programmers, closer together with artists and designers in order to develop a common vocabulary and learn from one another. The H&D network has grown to include designers, artists, software developers, researchers, scientists, and theoreticians. Our main activities consist of hands-on workshops that focus on topics like web technologies, Peer 2 Peer networks, crypto currencies, typography, conditional design, printmaking, and simple hardware constructions.
-==No.3: New Modes of Production==
+Tonight’s event is part of our public program, which runs parallel to the Summer Academy, and aims to extend, deconstruct, and reflect on the (human, post-human, trans-human, non-human) body. We have done this through for example: guided meditations focused on our relationship to artificial general intelligence, digital habits yoga, queer sports, morning raves, and more!
-This event provided an insight into experimental and alternative modes of bookmaking, publishing and distribution. Contemporary socio-political circumstances are demanding a radical re-orientation; how can publishing respond? The panel looked towards the future, discussing how rapidly developing technologies are opening up new avenues, as well as how to work productively and collaboratively across multiple disciplines.
-'''About the speakers'''
+The public program strives to create feedback loops between the activities of the academy participants and a larger public—allowing them to inform one another.
-* [[Silvio Lorusso]]’s book ‘ENTREPRECARIAT: Everyone Is an Entrepreneur. Nobody Is Safe’ explores precarity, self-design and failure. His variant practice combines various media such as video, textual analysis, publications, websites, installations and lectures. Lorusso currently holds positions as an Affiliated Researcher at the Institute of Network Cultures of Amsterdam, Creative Coding Tutor at the Royal Academy of Art in Den Haag and researcher at the Willem De Kooning Academy. He’s also a member of the collective varia and part of the editorial board of Italian graphic design magazine Progetto Grafico.
-* [[Publication Studio Rotterdam]] was founded in 2015 and part of a collective of 13 sibling studios around the world that specialise in print-on-demand work by artists and writers. Born out of a need for an alternative, DIY approach to mainstream publishing, the network acts as both as a distribution chain and an organic community that facilities for experiments in sustainable print practice. Currently run by Yin Yin Wong and Isabelle Sully, the Rotterdam branch has been involved in various collaborative activities, often involving local art institutions such as Conversas, MAMA and the Piet Zwart Institute. Their most recent innovative project is a portable publishing studio.
-* [[Astrid Vorstermans]] will be the talk’s moderator. She is the founder of Valiz, an independent international publisher that creates exciting publications, providing scope for critical reflection and interdisciplinary inspiration. Their strong commitment to artistic and social issues is evidenced by the socio-political themes addressed by their publications. Valiz also organizes lectures, debates and other cultural projects in which these and other contemporary concerns can be explored.
+H&D Summer Academy
+- This is the 5th edition of the H&D Summer Academy, and our focus this year is on topics relating to the (human, post-human, trans-human, non-human) body and its interdependence with technology.
+- Through a series of workshops and shared moments of learning and unlearning, the participants of the academy have been exploring topics related to ubiquitous computing, disappearance of interfaces, transhumanism, digitized bodies, biometric data, user agency, representation and citizenship.
+- Workshops have included …….
-Admission was free, but due to the limited number of seats, you had to RSVP by sending an email to info@looiersgracht60.org. The event was held in English. The planned event was taking place in the reading room of the Rijksakademie, Sarphatistraat 470.
+TONIGHT!
+- Tonight’s event is part of our public program, which runs parallel to the Summer Academy, and aims to extend, deconstruct, and reflect on the (human, post-human, trans-human, non-human) body.
+- The public program strives to create feedback loops between the activities of the academy participants and the public—allowing them to inform one another.
+- In addition to tonight’s event, the program has included guided meditations focused on our relationship to artificial general intelligence, digital habits yoga, queer sports, morning raves, and more!
+[[Category:Summer Academy 2019]]