If you're in Australia in July there will be plenty of livecoding
mayhem at this years ACMC.
The Australasian Computer Music Association is holding it's annual
conference at QUT (KG) this year. The ACMC is a festival of
contemporary computer music theory, technology and performance. This
years conference includes something for everyone with free public
lectures, workshops and concerts running between the 2nd-4th of July
at "The Block" and "The Glasshouse" CI Precinct KG campus.
Some of the free public activities include:
* Free evening concerts starting at 7:30pm (2nd & 3rd of July)
* Ross Bencina will be running free AudioMulch 2.0 workshops
* Peter McIlwain will be presenting a free Nodal workshop
* Andrew Sorensen will be running free Impromptu "livecoding" workshops
* Paul Doornbusch is presenting a free public lecture on the history
of computer music.
For more information visit the conference website:
http://conference.acma.asn.au
See you all there!
Cheers,
ACMC Conference Chair
Andrew Sorensen.
Received on Thu Jun 25 2009 - 02:14:03 BST