Duluth composer and media artist Kathy McTavish has partnered with the Duluth Art Institute to offer an "eight-week experience" free and open to the public called Duluth Quantum Computing Project: Storytelling in a Digital Age.
This is a community learning experience about Internet-based art; from coding to digital creations and the conversation and creativity that is born of modern technology. Workshops are three times a week, Thursday through Saturday in August and September, and you might consider taking this journey of discovery if you are a digital artist, software engineer, computer programmer, graphic artist, writer or other creative or techie type.
The workshops are being help in a Duluth storefront, at 3 W Superior Street on Thursdays 6-9pm, Fridays 12-1pm and Saturdays 3-6 with additional open lab and discussion time adjacent. You may attend the whole series or select workshops.
Check out Radio Gallery this week and the links here for more information.
Duluth Quantum Computing Project
Duluth Art Institute Event Information
August 4-6: Talking to Machines and the Origins of Computing
August 11-13: The Anatomy of a Web Page; The Aerial Art of Hypertext; & The Gymnastics of Reading
August 18-20: The Architecture of the Internet; Cloud Mobiles; Social Graphs; Intersecting Stories
August 25-27: Alice in Wonderland; Hypermedia; The Cross-Sensory House of Mirrors
September 1-3: Code/Algorithms; The Confluence of Text & Choreography, Code as Improvisation
September 15-17: Drawing
September 22-24: Revolutionary Spaces; Contested Landscapes; Arts & Resistance
September 29-October 1: Overview and Brainstorming for Future Directions & Installation Opening
