Workshops

An Introduction to developing interactive augmented realty filters in Spark AR

Learn the basics of p5.js in this workshop by Tess Sutherland, and get started on your creative coding journey.

Learn about bot-coding basics from command line setup to deployment while discussing how bots can help create safer online chat communities.

Learn about the user's journey through visual, non-visual, and multisensory interfaces with UX/UI designer Soren Hamby!

(Re)discover the acoustic possibilities of indoor spaces and co-create sonic spaces of care, empathy, collaboration with Johann Diedrick.

Artist Max Lester leads a workshop on how to retool Adobe After Effects for experiments with abstraction and digital assemblage.

Lucas LaRochelle leads a collaborative workshop & lab on the GIS and counter-mapping strategies used in their Queering the Map project.

Learn to creatively navigate the unique constraints and characteristics of performing for screen-based platforms.

Explore the theatrical and world-building possibilities of augmented reality (AR) filters in Zoom, Facebook, and Instagram.

Together we will explore the wonderful world of online communities and learn how to use code to customize your own bot in Discord servers.

Learn how to make algorithmic images and animations with GLSL shaders.

Join us to explore how to build adaptive and sonic environments using Unity3D, FMOD, and Ableton’s Max for Live.

In this workshop, we will learn how to transform images into designs and patterns, or abstract them into 3D forms using Grasshopper3D.

Joanne Armitage will show participants how to get started making music with code in SuperCollider, a powerful open-source platform for audio synthesis and algorithmic composition.

This workshop led by Jessica Ekomane will give an introduction to elementary skills for working with sound synthesis in the music programming software Max, in the context of experimental electronic music performance and sound art.

In this hands-on online workshop, participants will create sculptures that use mud as a medium in order to explore the life within it and our connections to it.

Get introduced to the fantastic potential of mycelium for collaboration and experimentation at the intersection of art and science.

Join multimedia artist Alex Jensen for a crash course on GIF-making as he explores and shares his own queer history of GIFs.

Led by Indigenous video and meme-maker Fallon Simard, this workshop will introduce participants on using a mobile phone to create memes.

Learn how to ferment a sourdough starter while cognitively fermenting on the history of food as a conduit to revolution.