A Procedural World. From Random Wanderings to a Collective Intelligence: A workshop in Creative Programming
Date:
April 2–27
Where:
Online
Game of Life. Cellular Automata in Art, Science, Architecture, and Games: A Creative Programming Course
Date:
August 27 – September 17
Where:
A masterclass on creating chatbots from Ilya Kulish
Date:
August 19, 13:00–15:00
Where:
World Gone By Computer Class
Overcoming Reading: A Series of Digital Literature Workshops by Ivan Netkachev
Date:
August 3–August 10
Where:
Online
Difficult Questions about the Internet / Uncomplicated Internet: A Computer Literacy Course for Older People
Date:
June 18–July 9, 11:00–13:00
Where:
World Gone By Computer Class
A Workshop by Maxim Anpilogov and Vera Barkalova on Assembling a Dirty Video Mixer
Date:
June 4, 13:00–15:30
Where:
World Gone By Computer Class
“Concluding Statements” from Participants of the Second Season of Alek Petuk’s Seminar The Door Opens from the Other Side
Date:
April 30, 13:00–16:00
Where:
Auditorium
An Extended Lecture by Anatoly Osmolovsky and Alek Petuk
Date:
April 9, 15:00–17:00
Where:
Garage Auditorium
As part of the seminar The Door Opens From the Other Side, artists Anatoly Osmolovsky and Alek Petuk will give an extended lecture.
A Paper by Max Naimark
Date:
April 4, 20:00–21:00
Where:
World Gone By Computer Class
In Dark Souls, life as a postponement of death is always catching up with the player, who is awarded the epitaph “You died.” The regular repetition of the character’s death is scaled in the life of the player in order to achieve the completeness of reality—patterns are laid down in real life.