[Noisebridge-discuss] Starting Tomorrow: Awesome Physical Computing Workshop free

[stephanie pereira]

Hey There Noisebridge -

I am writing to let you know about an awesome Arduino-y activity you  
can join in on. The event is going to start tomorrow, and will run all  
week. Folks can just come for the beginning, or stay for the whole  
thing. We would love if you could join in - details:

September 5 – September 10
TICKET MACHINE workshop with Kaho Abe
A ticket for a trip is an object that gives you exclusive access to an  
unexplored place.  It is only piece of paper, but it
carries imagination and anticipation of the future, of what new world  
it can unlock. The Ticket Machine is a Rube Goldberg type  
collaborative installation which is triggered with a push of a button.  
In this workshop we will explore some simple technical tools,  
components, the Arduino Mega and other materials. Then form small  
teams of 2-3 people. Preferably engineers and hobbyist with with  
various artists and craftspeople.

This workshop is for: Engineers, hobbyists, tinkerers, artists,  
designers. This workshop is for adults. Teens are welcome to sign-up,  
but we expect you to bring it!

More info + register: http://01sj.org/2010/attend/workshops/ticket-machine/

- The Eyebeam Roadshow!

The Eyebeam Roadshow is what you get when you mix a rock & roll tour  
with the talented fellows and resident
artists of Eyebeam. It is an event organized by the artists as a way  
to bring their work to places where it would
not otherwise be seen. The Roadshow consists of talks and workshops  
that are designed specifically to blow
minds. So far, the Roadshow has traveled to over 20 locations in the  
U.S. and UK, spreading open source art
and technology wherever it goes. The Roadshow has been invited to 01SJ  
as part of the Out of the Garage
program - a week+ program where independent artists, designers,  
architects, engineers, programmers, and
corporate and academic research programs will work in San Joseʼs  
80,000 square foot South Hall to create
projects for exhibition, performance, provocation, and interaction.

ABOUT EYEBEAM: Founded in 1997, Eyebeam is an art and technology  
center that provides a fertile context and state-
of-the-art tools for digital experimentation. Since its beginning,  
artists, programmers, hackers, activists, technologists,
kids and adults have come to Eyebeam to share ideas, find  
collaborators, experiment with new tools and create new
work. We currently host creative practitioners through a youth  
program, residencies and fellowships, research groups,
and public programs.

--
Stephanie Pereira
education coordinator

EYEBEAM
540 W. 21st Street
New York, NY  10011
T: 212.937.6580 x247
F: 212.937.6582
stephanie at eyebeam.org

www.eyebeam.org

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