Programming with AI 2024
Mon 11 - Thu 14 March 2024 Lund, Sweden
co-located with ‹Programming› 2024

Step into a world where lines of code dance with strokes of creativity!

At this year’s edition of the Programming conference, we are opening an Arts track to engage with the idea that art can inform computational practices and their presence in the world. With this track we invite participants of the conference to join a series of presentations and meet with the artists. We hope the Arts track will inspire the programming community to propose artistic projects for future editions.

Events include:

For the full program click on the Events tab or search the program by using the ‘ Arts’ filter.

Dates
Mon 11 Mar 2024
Tue 12 Mar 2024
Wed 13 Mar 2024
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Mon 11 Mar

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Tue 12 Mar

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16:30 - 18:30
16:30
2h
Other
Practical Arts Programming Workshop
‹Programming› Arts
Luke Church University of Cambridge | Lund University | Lark Systems
19:30 - 20:30
19:30
60m
Talk
KhipuKoding by Paola Torres Nunez del PradoArts KeynotePerformance
‹Programming› Arts
Paola Torres Núñez del Prado Stockholm University of the Arts

Wed 13 Mar

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17:15 - 18:15
Session III‹Programming› Arts at M:Teknodromen
Chair(s): Joana Chicau University of the Arts London, Luke Church University of Cambridge | Lund University | Lark Systems

Presentations of artworks by:

  • Freyja van den Boom: a speculative design and arts-based research provokes more inclusive discussions about the present and futures impact of AI in societies to help us develop societies we want;
  • Ulysses Popple a live coding demo of 3D visualizations (three.js) using the browser-based visual programming language Nodysseus;
  • Joana Chicau display of ‘The Stage is (a)Live’ a web-based audio visual installation that stages the interactions between algorithmic dancers in collaboration with computer programmer and musician Renick Bell;
  • Luke Church: a live-coded exploration into the texture of visual emergence at the boundary where the trees become the wood, the grains become the heap, build in a new research project, Candela ;

There will be a time slot available for lightning talks, feel free to show up and plug-in!

Open Call Arts Track

The ‹Programming› Conference 2024 will host an evening open for the presentation of artworks or artistic research projects developed by the community.

These will take approx. 15min (incl. Q&A) and may consist of short talks, demos, provocations for the audience to respond to or other participatory approaches.

Accepting Proposals! (deadline extended: 23rd February 2024)

Apply on this submission link.

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