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LILYPAD ARDUINO INTRODUCTION

Dear Baltazarians,

Today a 6pm is a Lilypad Arduino workshop by Stefanie Wuschitz

Please bring a laptop and textiles!

Sechshauserstraße 28
1150 Vienna

Material costs: 5 EUR

Heute findet ein Lilypad Workshop in Miss Baltazar’s Laboratory statt! Du kannst mit dem Lilypad-Arduino tragbare, textile Elektronik herstellen und reaktive Schaltkreise aus Stoff nähen. Bring bitte einfach Nadel, Faden und Laptop mit! Wir besorgen leitenden Stoff und Elektronikteile!

Die Türpolitik des Workshops ist:

Female and trans people only.
Nähmaschinen sehr herzlich willkommen!

Materialkosten:
5 euro


Miss Baltazar's Lab workshops in Christiania – Copenhagen April 2013 – only women and trans

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In a three-day workshop we will hack hardware, make noise and produce stencils with open-source software. We will ask a lot of “dumb” questions and also develop technology together to accomplish an artistic project. No expert is required for participants. We want to share our knowledge and equipment and use the opensource tools of technology to express ouservelves in a new way. Mz Baltazar’s Laboratory offers to women and trans the opportunity to acquire skills in electronics and programing to realize interactive projects. The workshops will be held on Fridays at 15h in Maelkeboetten/ Christiania.

Please sign in or ask questions in on our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/events/536755569708933/

Price per workshop: material costs

Artists & Workshops

Maria Hera “Ma soer cent têtes” Stencil workshop

12.04.2013 at 15h

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Ma soeur cent têtes is a gender-feminist street-art project. Maria Hera collected biographies of women who did interesting things in the past/future, made stencils out of their portraits and sprayed it in public space. Every stencil is basically provided with a bar- or QR-code witch leads to the wiki- or website of the shown woman.

The workshop is structured in the following way: depending to possibilities a viewing of the stencils on location or online is intended. Hereby the intention and concept are presented. In the second part the participants can learn the technic, according to individual interests, by creating self-chosen females or by cutting all ready existing stencils and spray them. The workshop empowers the participants to realize individual ideas or participate as a multiplicator in the process of publishing the women heroes.

Patrícia J. Reis – Electronics & Arduino Introduction Workshop

19.04.2013 at 15h

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This workshop aims to introduce the basics of electronics, focusing on what is essential for exploiting the open source Arduino platform and therefore to build things using different kinds of in and out-puts. We propose a relaxed approach and we aim to provide a pleasant environment for exploring, playing with the tools and above all having fun!

Christine Schörkhuber – The beauty of distorsion visual generation without laptop

26.04.2013 at 15h

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This workshop provides features to create visuals without the use of a laptop. In a playful way the powerful technical “magic box” is demystified and hacked.

Electric disturbance signals generated by Audio Signals are used to create abstract video landscapes. To open up cables and learn how to modify the signals is a first insight into the operating mode of signal transmission and basic electronics.

“Beauty of distorsion” is a glitch art project on the intersection of Video Art, Sound Art and Literature.

 

With thanks to our Founding Partners: Statens Kunstrad Danish Arts Council & Osterreichische Botschaft in Copenhagen who have made this workshop series possible.

 

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this wednesday : : december 1st : : processing

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THIS COMING WEDNESDAY we’re gonna have our next session together, focusing on our new abilities to control the real world via processing with the help of little lily pad arduinas ! we’re gonna make LEDs blink, cameras track, animations interact!
it all takes place at MUSEUMSQUARTIER
(NOT metalab this time)
inside the tagrtv/transforming freedom space : 7pm
Electric Avenue
Museumsplatz 1
A-1070 Vienna, Europe

PLEASE BRING LAPTOPS AND MINI USB CABLES
xo
stefanie

mmag. stefanie wuschitz
art + research

T:  +43 (0) 660 14 12 41 9
H:  http://grenzartikel.com/
W: http://mzbaltazarslaboratory.org

E:  stefanie.wuschitz@uni-ak.ac.at

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The workshop started with Lesley’s feedback instrument circuit, using old speakers, LM 386 and a piezos to create beautiful noise.

After an Arduino Lilypad and Processing introduction, we came up with many ideas of how to implement interaction in weird new ways. A dress that reacted to light with noises, so you can play the dress and another beautiful dress that reacted to touch with a light pattern.

[tagr – workshop] Wearable Technology by Stefanie Wuschitz

20th August – 9am to 6pm @ tagr.tv office, MQ/quartier21

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In this art-technology workshop Stefanie Wuschitz introduces wearable circuits to playfully demystify technology and open up an atmosphere where learning new technological tools is fearless, interesting and clear for artists. Using different materials that include fabric, conductive thread, recycled electronics, microcontrollers and various sensors, participants learn to create simple systems for interactive art by merging both digital and analog materials in fluid, poetic ways.

The workshop begins with several simple circuits that can be quickly built and realized with little knowledge of the technology at work. As participants begin to understand how these circuits operate, they can then comfortably move forward, learning at their own pace to introduce microcontrollers to build complex interactive systems that link together materials such as fabric, speakers, lights and distance sensors.

The final product is an interactive bag with an inbuilt microcontroller called Arduino Lilypad.

MAKING: : : ART : : : WITH : : : MICROCONTROLERS

Tomorrow, 7pm we will do another Arduino/Arduina Introduction – this time with new Arduinos and new equipment.

Where?
Rathausstr. 6 1010 Vienna


What is an Arduino?

“…

Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It’s intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments.

Arduino can sense the environment by receiving input from a variety of sensors and can affect its surroundings by controlling lights, motors, and other actuators. The microcontroller on the board is programmed using the Arduino programming language (based on Wiring) and the Arduino development environment (based on Processing). Arduino projects can be stand-alone or they can communicate with software on running on a computer (e.g. Flash, Processing, MaxMSP).

…”

http://www.arduino.cc/

hope you’ll join us !
love,
stefanie

nächste session: donnerstag, I8.november 2009 : : : I9.30

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Weißt du eigentlich wie Twitter genau funktioniert? Ich auch noch nicht, aber diesen Donnerstag um 19.30 gibts eine kleine Einführung in die Programmiersprache RUBY. Twitter ist in Ruby geschrieben. Es geht nicht darum, jetzt Programmierprofi zu werden, sondern eher darum zu checken, wie die Techniken, die wir täglich benutzten eigentlich aufgebaut sind. Quasi Sendung mit der Maus für jetzt. Komm doch einfach vorbei und bring deinen Laptop mit!  Kewl!

WANN :

donnerstag, 19.30


WO:


bibiliothek


vom metalab,


rathausstraße 6, 1010 Wien

Alles Liebe!

Stefanie

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