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Hacker's Bash

Bring your power moves for this end-of-year bash. The only party you need to see your year out right.

Saturday 10 December 2016 to Saturday 10 December 2016
Art special_event in New York, United States.

Holiday Hackshop

We are hacking into the traditional holiday toy workshop with powered, soldered and handmade technologies. For one afternoon in December Eyebeam is being taken over by residents, past, present and future.

Saturday 10 December 2016 to Saturday 10 December 2016
Art workshop in New York, United States.

Tech By Artists

The first in a series of bootcamps, “Tech By Artists” introduces artists and technologists to the Eyebeam way of developing smart projects with big heart and a far reach.

Ingrid Burrington Allison Burtch Surya Mattu Kevin Mc Coy

Saturday 08 October 2016 to Saturday 08 October 2016
Art workshop in New York, United States.

Acoustic InfrastructureA Symposium

This symposium event, where researchers into acoustic infrastructure will be invited to exchange ideas. Presenters will be announced shortly.

Jamie Allen Michael Clemow Morten Søndergaard Rasmus Vestergaard Kenya (Robinson) Doreen Garner

Sunday 25 September 2016 to Sunday 25 September 2016
Art symposium in New York, United States.

Acoustic Infrastructure

Acoustic Infrastructure is a sound art exhibition that examines the sound of the everyday. This exhibition takes sound art outside of museums and gallery spaces, embedding it into the semi-public space of the lobby of the Ace Hotel in Manhattan.

Brian House Meira Asher Jamie Allen Michael Clemow Morten Søndergaard Rasmus Vestergaard

Monday 22 August 2016 to Sunday 04 September 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Easy Is Not A Concept

Easy Is Not a Concept presents a selection of works by Nancy Nowacek. These sculptural, performative, and digitally-based works embody latent systems like bureaucracy, urban planning, infrastructure and software. This process often requires the artist and teams of collaborators, to struggle against nearly insurmountable forces of nature, gravity, and processing rates.

Nancy Nowacek

Wednesday 29 June 2016 to Friday 05 August 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

On Design: Patrick Kim

Patrick Kim will present the results of his week-long Project Residency, where he’ll marry traditional crafts and hand tools to Eyebeam’s expertise in digital fabrication.

Patrick Kim

Saturday 23 July 2016 to Saturday 23 July 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Visualizing Warm Data

This discussion will explore how artists are using techniques originally developed for quantitative analysis to research and evoke more slippery, sensorial, affective and/or politically effective qualities.

Mariam Ghani Nancy Nowacek Josh Begley Bradley Samuels

Sunday 10 July 2016 to Sunday 10 July 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Playable Fashion: After School

Playable Fashion is a free teen program that explores the intersections between Fashion, Technology and Gaming. Learn how to code like pro game designers in Unity3D in these four workshops, led by master coders, gamers and designers Kaho Abe and Ramsey Nasser.

Ramsey Nasser Kaho Abe

Tuesday 24 May 2016 to Thursday 02 June 2016
Art workshop in New York, United States.

To Scale

Eyebeam opens its studios to the public for a two week show of recent projects exploring concepts of scale. The 2015-16 residents share an ability to shift with ease from the view up close to the distant perspective. Things never act the same in different contexts, or even different viewpoints. The world is not flat, but round like a lens.

Saturday 14 May 2016 to Thursday 26 May 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Open Call: POWER

For nearly twenty years, Eyebeam has been a place to think about how technology can shift the structure of power. As new models of computation mix with older forms of governance, the shape of Power,not only as control, but as influence over desires, tempos and perceptions is transforming.

Thursday 07 April 2016 to Sunday 15 May 2016
Art opportunity in New York, United States.

Second Eyebeam Awards Benefit

This year, we are extraordinarily excited to give the Eyebeam Awards to two pioneers exemplifying creativity and courage: seminal curator of performance, video and sound art Barbara London, and artist-activist collective Not An Alternative.

Tuesday 10 May 2016 to Tuesday 10 May 2016
Art special_event in New York, United States.

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Playable Fashion: Spring Break

Learn how to turn your ideas into games! Join two workshops led by master gamers, coders, and designers Kaho Abe and Ramsey Nasser.

Monday 25 April 2016 to Thursday 28 April 2016
Art benefit in New York, United States.

Torkwase Dyson: Unkeeping

Unkeeping surveys two years of Dyson’s research into minimal geometric abstraction as a system used to deepen our understanding of the built and natural environment.

Torkwase Dyson

Wednesday 09 March 2016 to Tuesday 12 April 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

MVR 1: In collaboration with PioneerWorks

MVR is an event series focused on new forms of exchange between body and technology. With the decreasing size and cost of computer vision, digital components and advances in virtual reality, we are faced with a new awarenesses of the impact of current digital practices on the physical body.

Billy Dang Ken Perlin Luke Stark Syed Salahuddin Amelia Winger

Tuesday 02 February 2016 to Tuesday 02 February 2016
Art talk in New York, United States.

Eyebeam at The Seaport Culture District

Starting in mid-July, and lasting until the end of the year, Eyebeam will be presenting new exhibitions, workshops and symposia at South Street Seaport's Cultural District at 117 Beekman Street.

Nancy Nowacek Torkwase Dyson Mattia Casalegno Joshue Ott Kenneth Kirschner; Lisa Kori Chung Gene Kogan Colin Self; Tega Brain Lilian Kreutzberger Joanna Cheung

Sunday 12 July 2015 to Thursday 31 December 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Further Inversions: 'Inside/Out'

Lines don’t just separate; they also tie together the surfaces they split. This exhibition highlights five Eyebeam projects which probe at the porous boundary between the external and the internal, by examining how technologies make visible, audible or thinkable that which is normally hidden away inside.

Lisa Kori Chung Joshue Ott Gene Kogan Lilian Kreutzberger Joanna Cheung Colin Self Tega Brain Kenneth Kirschner

Thursday 19 November 2015 to Sunday 20 December 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Eccentric Engineering

Panelists Tega Brain, Karolina Soebecka, Danja Vasiliev and Ramsey Nasser will discuss recent artistic experiments, exploring infrastructural space from eccentric and critical perspectives.

Danja Vasiliev Ramsey Nasser Tega Brain Karolina Soebecka

Sunday 13 December 2015 to Sunday 13 December 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Marina Zurkow's Event Horizon opens in San Francisco

Marina Zurkow's research-based work probes the psychological space of impending environmental hardship with equal parts alarm and wonder. T

Marina Zurkow

Thursday 03 December 2015 to Thursday 03 December 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Outside/In

Lines not only demarcate, they reveal intimacies between that which is bounded and its complement. This exhibition highlights three artists whose work explores the porousness between the outside and inside, by examining how digital and other technological means tend to re-map spaces, both inner and outer.

Nancy Nowacek Torkwase Dyson Mattia Casalegno

Friday 02 October 2015 to Friday 13 November 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Spilling Over: New York 2050

What does it mean to live in a future made on the water? The waterways are a space, a place, and a resource to explore, reclaim, and protect. That's the claim that these creative practitioners make: the waterways are a key to the city's future.

Nancy Nowacek Mary Mattingly Eve Mosher Marina Zurkow Maria Ailova

Wednesday 28 October 2015 to Wednesday 28 October 2015
Art talk in New York, United States.

Eyebeam in Objects

For this exhibition, Eyebeam's Director Roddy Schrock has asked some of Eyebeam’s most forward-looking and adventurous artists working in myriad tech-related forms, from conceptual to sound arts, to render their work into objects. The resultant pieces challenge, quiz, and interrogate notions of materiality and its porous relationship to data and concepts.

Heather Dewey Hagborg Addie Wagenknecht Zach Blas James Bridle Chloë Bass Zach Gage Brian House

Thursday 03 September 2015 to Saturday 10 October 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Making Patterns

“Our bodies are our primary interfaces for the world… [Wearables] sit close to your skin, inhabit your clothing, and sometimes even start to feel like part of you.” - Kate Hartman, Director of the Social Body Lab, from her book Make: Wearable Electronics.

Kate Hartman Bo Kyung Byun Ben Cramer Billy Dang Andrea Van Hintum May Li Khoe Danielle Martin Hillary Sampliner Cici Wu Jamie Sherman Jackson Mc Connell Hillary Predko Boris Kourtoukov Izzie Colpitts Campbell Erin Lewis Rickee Charbonneau Alexis Knipping

Friday 24 July 2015 to Thursday 17 September 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Re-Making Patterns Opening

For the final week of the Making Patterns exhibition at South Street Seaport's Culture District, Eyebeam and Shapeways present a new collection of 3D-printed fashion garments that emerged from this year's Computational Fashion Master Class. Come see this final addition to the show showcasing the most current advances in 3D-printed fashion design.

Danielle Martin Sasha De Koninck Leila Ligougne Minna Kao Amy Sperber Laura Forlano Chester Dols Amy Cheung Laura Nova Nora O' Murchú Hua Shu Kate Specter Sayeh Sayar Kim Maglorie

Thursday 10 September 2015 to Thursday 10 September 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Adorn and Subvert: A Discussion on Wearable Resistance

This panel is presented as part of the 'Making Patterns' exhibit showing at 117 Beekman Street. Moderated by writer Joanne McNeil, this discussion focuses on fashion accessories and garments that counter oppression, harassment, and surveillance through technology and speculative design.

Wednesday 19 August 2015 to Wednesday 19 August 2015
Art talk in New York, United States.

OpenFit Lab: Generative Patternmaking

This workshop is presented as part of the 'Making Patterns' exhibit showing at 117 Beekman Street.

Sunday 16 August 2015 to Sunday 16 August 2015
Art workshop in New York, United States.

Radical Networks: Call for Participants

CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS We are seeking speakers, panel proposals, demos, and workshop leaders who would like to teach or present their ideas on computer networks. Some possible topics include:

Tuesday 04 August 2015 to Monday 10 August 2015
Art opportunity in New York, United States.

Cosmic Gun: Detect Gamma Radiation

Build your own Cosmic Gun, or custom cosmic ray detector. Cosmic Gun, the device art, is an amateur, low-cost astronomy project that enables the general public to be connected momentarily with cosmic rays coming from outside the Solar System.

Saturday 02 May 2015 to Saturday 02 May 2015
Art workshop in New York, United States.

The Digital Self: Interfacing the Body, A Workshop in OpenBCI

As computing devices become more integrated with our physiology, designers and engineers are looking to biometric input and output interfaces as new tools for creative expression.

Saturday 25 April 2015 to Saturday 25 April 2015
Art workshop in New York, United States.

Eyebeam First Award Benefit

Please join chair Marcy Bloom at a cocktail reception celebrating creativity & courage in art & technology at Eyebeam‘s first ever awards benefit

Tuesday 21 April 2015 to Tuesday 21 April 2015
Art benefit in New York, United States.

Superglue: Run Your Own Web

In reaction to the opaque systems revealed to be at play online, artists, engineers and designers have been progressively exploring new ways to hand control back to web users.

Saturday 21 March 2015 to Saturday 21 March 2015
Art workshop in New York, United States.

Eyebeam Artists in ConversationFeaturing Eyebeam Artists and Technologists

As part of the 2015 Annual Showcase, join participating Eyebeam artists for a full day of invigorating inquiry into critical approaches to emerging technologies and their creative usage. Topics will include: Wearable Tech Against Stop-and-Frisk, Discomfortability in Public Work, Online Presentations of Fictional Facts, and Architecture as Technology.

Saturday 21 February 2015 to Saturday 21 February 2015
Art conference in New York, United States.

Computational Fashion Book Launch & Reception

Computational Fashion: Topics in fashion and wearable technology is a survey of ideas explored during Eyebeam's public events in 2012-14. The book features excerpts from panel discussions and presentations covering 3D printed fashion, smart textiles, energy harvesting, intellectual property, and other issues impacting designers and entrepreneurs in this emerging terrain.

Wednesday 04 February 2015 to Wednesday 04 February 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

CHIPSHOP: Hacking GameBoys and Composing Music with Little Sound DJ

Chiptune, also known as chip music or 8-bit music, is synthesized electronic music produced by the sound chips of vintage computers, video game consoles, and arcade machines, as well as with other methods such as emulation. In this two-part workshop, make your own Chiptune hardware and music.

Saturday 31 January 2015 to Saturday 31 January 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

2015 Annual Showcase

Eyebeam's 2015 Annual Showcase will highlight innovative works produced at the organization throughout 2014.

James Bridle Ingrid Burrington Allison Burtch Atul Varma & Chloe Varelidi Joanne Mc Neil Marisa Olson Mshr Nancy Nowacek Not An Alternative Torkwase Dyson

Thursday 29 January 2015 to Thursday 29 January 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

M(y)Crobes: Create your own Wearable Biosensor -- a Computational Fashion Workshop

We share our regular world with billions of bacteria and fungi, but are for the most part unaware of how they shape our world -- unless we get sick. What if you could make a wearable biosensor that showed you in real-time how your own body's ecosystem works in concert with the environment?

Saturday 10 January 2015 to Saturday 10 January 2015
Art exhibition in New York, United States.