Workshops

Eyebeam's workshops are an important way for the fellows and residents to share ideas in a hands-on environment that engages a wide range of ages and skill levels. With a focus on project-based or theme-based activities (rather than skill-based training), Eyebeam offers both short-term and on-going workshop opportunities via master classes, Summer School, and Holiday Hackshop.

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	Game Testing for Game Makers Feb 18, 2012 This is a monthly game testing event for independent game developers and enthusiasts run by fellow Kaho Abe and Come Out and Play. The focus will be on play-testing...

Game Testing for Game Makers

Feb 18, 2012

This is a monthly game testing event for independent game developers and enthusiasts run by fellow Kaho Abe and Come Out and Play. The focus will be on play-testing...


	Workshop: Processing in Eclipse with Proclipsing 02/04/2012 Join Eyebeam Resident Matt Parker for a workshop in Proclipsing. Proclipsing allows you to easily create a Processing project in Eclipse and easily export it to an application or applet. Eclipse is...
	Workshop: NYC Open Sensor Network 12/02/2011 Where's the data? Technology has progressed to the point that we as citizens with concerns or interests can leverage open source hardware and software together with cloud platforms like Pachube to...
	Collaborative Media Workshop in Multi-Channel Audiovisuals using Max/MSP Jitter 10/22/2011 Join artist Andrew Demirjian for a collaborative media workshop. Participants will learn technical methods and consider aesthetic strategies for producing audiovisuals for spatialized art...
	Beyond the Joystick: Introduction to Alternative Physical Interfaces 09/21/2011 - 10/26/2011 This workshop series led by Eyebeam Fellow Kaho Abe is for artists, designers and hobbyists interested in starting to think about and explore alternative physical interfaces that can be used in...
	Eyebeam Roadshow South Korea 2011 08/15/2011 - 08/24/2011 The Eyebeam Roadshow is visiting South Korea. Eyebeam Fellows Mary Mattingly, Jon Cohrs, Nova Jiang, Fran Ilich, Aaron Meyers and Taeyoon Choi will be traveling from Seoul to Busan, doing site...
	Visualizing Variables with the Google Data Arts Team 07/18/2011 The Google Data Arts Team is a small group of creative programmers from San Francisco who use open web technologies and Google tools to make creative projects for the web. Some recent projects...
	Workshop: Designing for Participation 07/14/2011 “Designing for Participation” is a 3-hour intensive workshop set on Taeyoon Choi's exhibition and platform for experimental engagement INVISIBLE____ located in Eyebeam's Project Space. The workshop...
	Data Sonification: The Week in Review 06/28/2011 Join artist Andrew Demirjian for a workshop where participants will design their own distinctive tones for sonifying the stock price fluctuations of the three largest music companies. Participants...
	Beyond the Joystick: Introduction to Alternative Physical Interfaces 06/28/2011 THIS WORKSHOP IS BEING HELD AGAIN FALL 2011 AT EYEBEAM. GO HERE FOR INFORMATION: http://www.eyebeam.org/events/beyond-the-joystick-introduction-to-alternative-physical-interfaces-0 This...

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Main Space: 'Speakers' corners'

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