open studios

Working on the Zajal installation for Open Studios. It’s going to be a hackable asteroids/shmup game with physical Arduino-driven controls. Exciting!

These screenshots demonstrate the asteroid generation algorithm I’m working on.

 

Both Zajal and قلب will be on display at Eyebeam’s Open Studios this Friday and Saturday! Come by and check them out!

Zajal’s installation will show off it’s live coding of hardware, which Haitham Ennasr used for an interactive art piece last year.

 

You Know Me By My Works

http://www.alansondheim.org/eyeeye.mp4

What Happened At Eyebeam Open Studios
What I Saw And Didn't Report
What Witnesses Saw Among The Other Participants
This Is What I Made From Avatar Flesh And Steel
Pure Energy Only I Interpreted
I Am The Master And The Slave
I Am The Alpha And The Omega
My Gift I Have Given To Eyebeam And The World
You Know Me By My Works

 

three HAPPY FUN WORKS


(edited (edited computer computer video video from from Second Second Life
Life performance performance - - I one love of this the video, few one of
of mine the with few narrative) mine love with this narrative) video,

http://www.alansondheim.org/ayeeyei.mp4

(Surrounding twisted (Surrounding installation twisted performance: both
both of these were were created created from Eyebeam open open
performance: studio footage)

http://www.alansondheim.org/tensor.mp4

(Inside Jackson Moore's (Inside brilliant Jackson Spacepod Moore's
multi-speaker brilliant array creates that the creates illusion illusion

 
Hours: 
3:00PM-6:00PM
Cost: 
Free
Venue: 
Eyebeam
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A two-day presentation at Eyebeam Art + Technology Center allowing an inside look at current research and in-progress work. Open Studios is a chance to meet the amazing artists and creative technologists that make Eyebeam an exciting creative incubator of new ideas, new art, and new technology: Think, Make, Share.

FELLOWS
Fran Ilich
Mark Shepard
Mary Mattingly

Nova Jiang
Taeyoon Choi

Aaron Meyers

 
Hours: 
3:00PM-6:00PM
Cost: 
Free
Venue: 
Eyebeam
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EYEBEAM WILL HOLD OPEN STUDIOS FOR FELLOWS AND RESIDENTS

Friday, June 17 + Saturday, June 18, 2011: 3–6PM

A two-day presentation at Eyebeam Art + Technology Center providing an inside look at current research and in-progress work.

Eyebeam has a rich history of supporting creative technologists with a focus on production that emphasizes public iteration and open process. Open Studios is a chance to engage with the artists and creative technologists working here. Visitors are invited to explore our shared studio spaces and R&D lab as well as join in a guided tour by an Eyebeam fellow every hour, on the hour, where you will meet Eyebeam’s most valuable resource: its community of visionary creators.

 
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Eyebeam has a rich history of supporting creative technologists with a focus on production that emphasizes public iteration and open process. Open Studios is a chance to engage with the artists and creative technologists working here and to learn from and inform their projects. Visitors are welcome to explore the shared studio spaces and R&D lab and meet Eyebeam's most valuable resource of all: its community of visionary creators.

 
Hours: 
3:00PM-6:00PM
Cost: 
Free
Venue: 
Eyebeam
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EYEBEAM WILL HOLD OPEN STUDIOS FOR SENIOR FELLOWS, RESIDENT ARTISTS, AND STUDENT RESIDENTS Friday, June 25 + Saturday, June 26, 2010: 3–6PM

A two-day presentation at Eyebeam Art + Technology Center allowing a rare, inside look at current research and in-progress work.

Eyebeam is pleased to host Open Studios in our state-of-the-art design, research, and fabrication shared workspaces; showcasing video art, ethnographic database research, open/linked data systems, code and humor, and hardware design for artists.

SENIOR FELLOWS 2010

Ayah Bdeir

Jeff Crouse

Steve Lambert

Michael Mandiberg

FELLOWS

Jacob Ciocci

 
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Victoria Estok and Steve Lambert, Uncommon Ground. Photo: Christine A. Butler courtesy of Eyebeam.
Uncommon Ground is a sound installation created in collaboration by Steve Lambert and Victoria Estok. Using stethoscopes against a five by five foot planter box, people can hear the plants commentary, discussions, and inner thoughts – which are normally inaudible to human beings.
The plants are voiced by comedians and neighbors, including; Reggie Watts, James Bewley, Cathleen Carr, Maria Del Piano, Courtney Robinson, Jonathan Shahn, Steve Trevelise, Kenya Robinson, Stefanie Connell, Maya Connell, and Larry Bogad.
Project Created: 
October 2009
 
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