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Open Up at Medialab Prado

chandler — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 13:09:31 +0000

I’m very excited to be one of the tutors for Medialab Prado’s Open Up Workshop the February in Madrid. The plan for the workshop is to develop projects for the digital façade of Medialab-Prado’s building. Jordi Claramont, Casey Reas, and Víctor Viña are also participating as tutors.

The program itself is really fascinating, bringing together ideas about art, publics, politics, and platforms. I’m looking forward to analyzing the process in terms of platform studies but from the perspective of active creation of an platform rather than through the analysis of a pre-existing system.

And really, who doesn’t like the prospect of creating something for a huge LED façade?

Mobile Media 09 at UCLA DMA

chandler — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:47:42 +0000

This weekend the DMA is host to the Mobile Media 09 symposium and workshops. The Symposium was organized by Casey Reas and the workshops were organized by Casey, Myself, and the good folks at The Public School. We decided to try something a bit non-standard and used The Public School to generate ideas for workshops and get people interested. It was difficult for sure, but saturday will be a great day with workshops on iPhone SDK development, Python + Arduino + Nokia N810, and Writing the Mobile Web applications.

Boards Summit, 2009

chandler — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 12:49:35 +0000

Giving a talk at the Boards Summit, 2009 titled A Lone Gunman Approach to Mobile Applications. The talk argues discusses techniques and strategies for developing applications for mobile platforms using web technologies.

iPhone Workshop at Machine Project, Redux

chandler — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 11:40:58 +0000

Once again i’m teaching a workshop on programming for the iPhone using the iPhone SDK at Machine Project. The course is designed to be a good introduction to Xcode, Objective-C and making real-world applications for the AppStore. We won’t cover the basics of programming, so some programming experience is required.

The workshop starts July 5th and meets 4 times. For more info check out the course page.

Regular Expressions at The Public School

chandler — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 12:19:51 +0000

Doing a one-night workshop September 23 on Regular Expressions at The Public School. We’ll cover the basics of understanding Regex syntax, using Regex in a few popular languages, and look a few common use cases. More info here.

iPhone Workshop at Machine Project

chandler — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 17:09:29 +0000

I’m teaching a 4 day intensive workshop on iPhone development at Machine Project. The course is designed to be a good introduction to Xcode, Objective-C and making real-world applications for the AppStore. We won’t cover the basics of programming, so some programming experience is required.

The workshop starts July 5th and meets 4 times. For more info check out the course page.

Processing Workshop at Machine Project, Again!

chandler — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 17:00:12 +0000

Once again I’m teaching a 4 day intensive workshop on Processing at Machine Project. The course starts on Feb. 14 and runs for 2 weeks. It will provide a good introduction and covers everything from the basics of the IDE up to libraries and media. No prior programming experience necessary (though it always helps).
For more info check out the course page.

Processing Workshop at Machine Project

chandler — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 06:45:39 +0000

Starting this Saturday, I’m teaching a 4 day intensive workshop on Processing at Machine Project. The course is designed to be a good introduction and covers everything from the basics of the IDE up to libraries and media. No prior programming experience necessary (though it always helps).
For more info check out the course page.

Form + Code : A workshop and lecture

chandler — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 02:00:51 +0000

Casey Reas and I are presenting Form + Code at Telic. It’s part lecture, part workshop, focusing on the relationship between code (computer programs) and visual form. The event is centered around six themes, Designing with Numbers, Repetition, Parameterization, Visualization, Transformation, and Simulation. Using these themes, we will discuss the history of procedural and algorithmic work using examples from architecture, visual design, and fine art. We will introduce the basics of computer programming with particular emphasis on creating software for screen, print, and 3D-fabrication. Each participant will have the opportunity to work with sample programs relevant to each of the six themes.More info at telic.info