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CM#14 Metrolpolis M Review: ‘Go with the bias’- Examining prejudiced technologies

05/06/18

Review by Nim Goede We tend to talk about digital technologies as if they are completely neutral and objective. But …

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CM#14 Review: How Datafied Society Reinforces Harmful Biases

05/06/18

“As the supposedly colour-blind software already uncovered: discipline, power and agency differs across the racial spectre.” RMA Gender & Ethnicity …

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Coded Matter(s): Big Bias

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CM#12 Vinay Gupta

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CM#12 Jaromil

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CM#12 Primavera de Filippi

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CM#12 Michel Bauwens

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CM#12 Introduction by Michelle Kasprzak

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CM#11 Recap

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CM#10 Recap

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Sjef van Gaalen (Structure & Narrative) – Towards an Algorithmic Companion Species at CM#10

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RYBN – The Algorithmic Trading Freak Show at CM#10

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An Mertens [Constant] – Algorithms as Storytellers at CM#10

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Michelle Kasprzak – Introduction talk at CM#10

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Rosa Menkman – Resolution at CM#9

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Steven Puttemans – EAVISE at CM#9

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Prins & van Boven – Noise and Matter at CM#9

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Elliot Woods at CM#9

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Michelle Kasprzak – Introduction talk at CM#9

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Pictures taken during Coded Matter(s) #9: High Fidelity, presented on June 18th 2015 at Vlaams cultuurhuis De Brakke Grond, Amsterdam.

By Jessica Dreu

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On Thursday June 18th, FIBER and Flemish Arts Centre de Brakke Grond hosted the seventh edition of Coded Matter(s), titled High Fidelity. This event examined how artists and scientists hack, modify, and develop image protocols, resolution standards and work with algorithmic image processing.

By: Tanja Busking

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Coded Matter(s) #8 was the FIBER Festival symposium ‘The Subterranean: Exploring Networked Tools and Matter’ The programme questioned the often invisible influence of digital technology on our daily lives.

By: Tanja Busking, Kim Idsinga, Fanni Fazakas

Review CM#7

Interview with Marcel Boonman

Supply Art Demand (Twan Eikelenboom)

24/07/14

Interview with Marcel Boonman about the research project behind the Thinking Dodecahedron installation (Part 1).

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For this edition we brought together artists, designers, researchers and a wonderful audience to discover art and research applied to the human body; technology used as an extension of the body, embedded in our senses, enhancing our abilities and knowledge and altering the ways in which we perceive the world around us.

By: Tanja Busking

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Pictures taken during Coded Matter(s) #7: Extended Senses, presented on June 1st 2014 at Vlaams cultuurhuis De Brakke Grond, Amsterdam.

By Jessica Dreu

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Video CM#6 Algorave

14/05/14

Video-report by SETUP’s Tijmen Schep: “SETUP danst bij de eerste Nederlandse ‘Algorave’”.

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Algorave photo set

These photos were taken during the first Dutch Algorave, presented together with STEIM and including a party, two workshops and a symposium, on March 21-23, 2014 in STEIM and OCCI, Amsterdam.

By: Tanja Busking

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Motherboard video about the first Dutch Algorave

A crew from the Motherboard NL attended our first Dutch Algorave, which we organised with STEIM and made this polished video about algorave and live coding. Originally posted on here.

By: Motherboard

Review CM#5

Review of Transmaterials & Preview of Coding the Club

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Video CM#5: Coding the Club

On March 6th FIBER and music festival 5 Days Off presented an evening about new developments in the production of dance floor environments, groundbreaking audiovisual live shows and electronic music. Featuring Simon Geilfus (ANTIVJ), 4DSOUND, Peter Kirn, Children of the Light and Matthijs Munnik.

By: Tanja Busking

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Coding the Club photo set

Pictures taken during Coded Matter(s) #5: Coding the Club, presented on March 6, 2013 during and in collaboration with 5 Days Off music festival in the Melkweg, Amsterdam.

By: Jessica Dreu

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THANKS for the #Cinder workshop! @simongeilfus @FiberFestival Very inspiring! sad I had to leave early :( #codedmatters
By: @SabrinaVerhage

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An amazing time with @simongeilfus @4DSOUND @FiberFestival @5daysoff etc yesterday; absorbing music + culture all week, lots to write about!
By: @peterkirn

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Metropolis M article

For their april/may issue, contemporary art magazine Metropolis M visit our event Coded Matter(s) #3: Transmaterials and wrote an article discussing the content of the evening.

By: Metropolis M

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Transmaterials photo set

During Coded Matter(s) #3: Transmaterials, which took place on January 10, 2013 in MU Eindhoven, Dayna Casey and Jessica Dreu took these pictures. The pictures of the Quayola masterclass were taken by FIBER.

By: Dayna Casey / Jessica Dreu

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Coded Matter(s) #3: Transmaterials

On Friday 10 January 2014 FIBER and MU presented Coded Matter(s) #3: Transmaterials. During this evening programme artists, designers and theorists explored how digital fabrication technologies, such as laser cutting and 3D printers, provide unprecedented possibilities to translate coded virtual forms and digital processes into physical materials.

By: Tanja Busking

Review CM#2

Preview 2: Sound Hackers

Motherboard NL

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Preview Sound Hackers

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SOUND HACKERS APP ‘SCALAR’ V.0.0.1

This application is an interactive sound environment created by Ukrainian sound artist Evgeniy Vashchenko AKA V4W.ENKO. It reacts to your movement using your computer’s webcam. Slow and fast movements trigger different interactions with a surrounding sound and 3D sculpture, through which you slowly float. For more information, check out our App Gallery.

By: EVGENIY VASCHENKO (V4W.ENKO)

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Packed again. Great program again. This series is on a roll!!! Had a great time performing thanks to all who came by this afternoon...
By: Thijs Ham

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Coded Matter(s) #2: Sound Hackers

Following the success of “Coded Matter(s) #1: Unfolding Space”, FIBER and Flemish Cultural Centre de Brakke Grond presented the second edition of “Coded Matter(s)”, titled ‘Sound Hackers’. During this Sunday afternoon matinee we experienced the rising possibilities and new expressions in sound and music due to emerging technologies and code.

By: Tanja Busking

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Sound Hackers photo set

A set of photos made during Coded Matter(s) #2: Sound Hackers on November 10, 2013 in de Brakke Grond, Amsterdam.

By: Jessica Dreu

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Results of the Open Tools Lab Workshop based on Steph Thirion’s “GameMod”. People with little coding experience where given the code to a break out like game and in 90 minutes where taught the basics of programming and then freely hacked code to make pieces of art using the code.

By: Heinze Havinga | SETUP

Review CM#1

Creative Coding: programming as form of art (Dutch)

Motherboard NL

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Unfolding Space photo set

On September 10, 2013 the first edition of Coded Matter(s), titled ‘Unfolding Space’ took place in de Brakke Grond, Amsterdam and focused on the development of interactive and sensory spaces.

By: Jessica Dreu

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We’ve been to see CODED MATTER(S) in Amsterdam

ARC

10/10/13

ARC (the bi-monthly magazine on futures & fiction from the makers of New Scientist) did a write-up of Coded Matter(s) …

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Coded Matter(s) #1: Unfolding Space

On Tuesday evening September 10, the first edition of Coded Matter(s) took place in de Brakke Grond in Amsterdam. This event, titled ‘Unfolding Space’, focussed on the development of interactive and sensory spaces. Software is now managing parts of our city and even influencing the way we interact socially. New ways of experiencing space are arising with the use of sensors, projections and mobile technology. Artists and designers are responding to this with room-sized installations, interactive dance performances and ‘augmented’ environments. These developments are completely transforming our perceptions of space and media.

By: Tanja Busking

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Now to demonstrate how woefully unqualified I am to comment on interpretative dance by reviewing Trinity: It was mad dope. #codedmatters
By: @thesjef

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Metropolis M - Software The New Architecture

Software, the New Architecture?

Metropolis M

14/09/13

METROPOLIS M, a bimonthly magazine on contemporary art, reviewed ‘Unfolding Space’, the first edition of Coded Matter(s).

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