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  1. Andy Piper @[email protected] ·

    My talk from Electromagnetic Field 2024 is now available to watch on YouTube.

    This was a shorter version of a talk I gave as the closing keynote at QCon London1. It covers the work we’re doing with pen plotters at Forge & Craft, as well as telling the story of my exploration of the history of computer art – and pioneering plotter artists such as Nake, Nees, Molnár and Cohen, as well as modern makers and artists – over the course of the past 18 months.

    There was a bit of a technical issue midway through (edited out of the video, although you will hear the applause when the system recovered!) so the latter part is a bit more sped up and raced through than I intended – hopefully I’ll have an opportunity to do a “complete” version of this talk at some point. A big thank you to the EMF video team for making the talk watchable; I’m sure there was a lot of clever editing required! 👏🏻

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jyZkEsr1vs

    You can find links to the resources mentioned in the closing section of the presentation, on an accompanying website.

    If you want to read about our experiences at EMF 2024, I wrote about those back nearer the time.

    1. The QCon one should be online in about a month from now 🤞🏻 ↩︎

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    https://andypiper.co.uk/2024/12/15/where-is-the-art/

    #100DaysToOffload #art #computerHistory #electromagneticField #emf2024 #emfcamp #forgeAndCraft #history #penPlotter #penplotter #plotterArt #presentation #talks #Technology

    #art #computerhistory #electromagneticfield #emf2024 #emfcamp #forgeandcraft
  2. Andy Piper @[email protected] ·

    My talk from Electromagnetic Field 2024 is now available to watch on YouTube.

    This was a shorter version of a talk I gave as the closing keynote at QCon London1. It covers the work we’re doing with pen plotters at Forge & Craft, as well as telling the story of my exploration of the history of computer art – and pioneering plotter artists such as Nake, Nees, Molnár and Cohen, as well as modern makers and artists – over the course of the past 18 months.

    There was a bit of a technical issue midway through (edited out of the video, although you will hear the applause when the system recovered!) so the latter part is a bit more sped up and raced through than I intended – hopefully I’ll have an opportunity to do a “complete” version of this talk at some point. A big thank you to the EMF video team for making the talk watchable; I’m sure there was a lot of clever editing required! 👏🏻

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jyZkEsr1vs

    You can find links to the resources mentioned in the closing section of the presentation, on an accompanying website.

    If you want to read about our experiences at EMF 2024, I wrote about those back nearer the time.

    1. The QCon one should be online in about a month from now 🤞🏻 ↩︎

    Like it? Share it -

    https://andypiper.co.uk/2024/12/15/where-is-the-art/

    #100DaysToOffload #art #computerHistory #electromagneticField #emf2024 #emfcamp #forgeAndCraft #history #penPlotter #penplotter #plotterArt #presentation #talks #Technology

    #art #computerhistory #electromagneticfield #emf2024 #emfcamp #forgeandcraft