About
In Brief:
Openlab, the London-based open source art and technology collective, presents a series of in-depth workshops exploring creating and hacking media using free software and tools. Workshops will include both beginner and advanced instruction in such software as PureData, Processing, and SuperCollider, as well as using the microcontroller Arduino, Android programming, general sound hardware hacking, and more. For less than the cost of the cinema, you can gain some valuable skills using free software!
Follow us on twitter: http://twitter.com/openlabworkshop
You can also keep up with all Openlab events, performances, workshops, etc. on our low-traffic email list: http://lists.pawfal.org/listinfo.cgi/openlab-announce-pawfal.org
History:
Openlab Workshops was started by artist and educator Evan Raskob in 2009 to fulfill the need for small, topical, and diverse workshops on open source media technology. London has no shortage of experts in the creative arts and technologies, ready and willing to share that knowledge with others. Openlab members were organizing workshops and performances ever since its inception a few years ago, so it was natural to build on that energy and experience and solidify it into a separate entity, Openlab Workshops.
People:
As of now (Fall 2009), Openlab Workshops is (in no particular order):
- Evan Raskob
- Ryan Jordan
- Dan Stowell
- Daniel Hirschmann
- Rob Munro
- Jake Rayson
- Rob Canning
- Claude Heiland-Allen
- S. Jagannathan
- Daniel Jones
- Alias Cummins
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