Workshops

Create a personalized 3D-scanned portrait using Blender and a handheld scanner. This fun, hands-on workshop is ideal for those with basic 3D skills—perfect for a profile picture with flair!

Sculpt by hand, 3D scan, and 3D print a unique personal effigy using multiple material filaments in this beginner-friendly, hands-on intro to 3D printing and OrcaSlicer.

You’re invited to bid farewell to, and find new life for, deceased game controllers. By repairing our relationships with broken technologies, can we repair our relationships with each other and our larger ecosystems? In this ceremonial teardown, we reflect on hardware life-cycles and the physical footprints left by our technologies.

Learn how to create a custom Wi-Fi access point and web server which will appear as public Wi-Fi to surrounding devices and display your custom site.

Explore how body gestures can generate poetic texts, visual fragments, and ambient responses using p5.js and MediaPipe to create a browser-based interactive artwork.

An intergenerational workshop where adults learn projection mapping, kids create shadow puppets, and together they stage a playful performance—blending storytelling and technology in a hands-on creative experience.

Deconstruct Hand Eye Society's Torontron arcade cabinets and learn how to incorporate classic and custom arcade controllers into your digital games.

An introductory workshop to using TouchDesigner to create unique pieces of generative art.

This hands-on training session will introduce members to the FDM 3D Printing processes available in the InterAccess studio.

This hands-on workshop introduces electronic sound creation using VCV Rack 2, a Eurorack simulator. Learn how to navigate VCV rack, what a patch is, and build a simple patch from scratch.

An introduction to the wonderful world of Arduino and electronic art. Play around with circuity and code to create movement and light inspired by jellyfish.

In this hands-on workshop, we'll combine human and computational expression, coding generative artworks in partnership with AI.

Learn to use, understand, and critique digital fabrication techniques with a community of well-meaning, anti-consumerist, anti-maker makers.

Learn the basics of electricity and build simple digital circuits with CMOS chips, transistors and LEDs.

Get started with TouchDesigner, a tool for developing interactive visuals for live performance and art installations.

Black, Indigenous, and Disability Justice (BIDJ) communities have been leaders in developing ethical, community-centered approaches to technology that emphasize accessibility, care, and cultural well-being. As digital technologies increasingly shape our world, it is essential for arts organizations and collectives to support these communities by respecting and learning from their cultural knowledge protocols.

Learn collage and world-building techniques using Blender and New Art City to conduct collective and playful storytelling.

This intro-level workshop examines how BIDJ perspectives intersect to inform harm reduction strategies in new media environments. It offers artists and arts workers both critical insights and practical tools for developing digital community protocols that prioritize accessibility, care, and equity, fostering online spaces that actively support community-building and intercultural collaboration.

"Intersectional Tech Futures" offers a foundational look at why Black, Indigenous, and Disability Justice perspectives are essential in tech literacy and accessibility initiatives.

Part of our deu(s ex machina) Game Jam, this workshop challenges participants to reflect on game design structures.