Thanks, Shannon, for the shoutout!
We're thrilled to be able to offer this class & hope it might serve as a model for similar coding programs to offer students opportunities to be campus media makers, analogous to journalism programs & school newspapers!
#criticalcomputerscience #codeasaliberalart
We love seeing our faculty doing great things!
Congrats, Dan, on this bizarre and fascinating project
Reminder that this exciting event with @ken-goldberg.bsky.social is tomorrow!
Weds, 9/17, 6-7:30pm, Wollman Hall, 65 W 11th Street, 5th Floor
There's still time to register:
event.newschool.edu/ken-goldberg
We're thrilled to be welcoming Ken Goldberg (@ken-goldberg.bsky.social) to campus to talk about robots & AI for CALC v3.1
Weds, 9/17, 6-7:30pm, Wollman Hall, 65 W 11th Street, 5th Floor [Note new time]
Open to all; registration required; refreshments will be served
event.newschool.edu/ken-goldberg
Please note the corrected information above. The location for this event will be room 538, as stated above. (An earlier version of this post included an erroneous room number.)
The Code program is delighted to be hosting evolutionary biologist & technologist Tugçe Bilgin (tugcebilgin.net) on campus to talk about data & creativity!
Friday, Sept 5, 12pm
6 East 16th St, room 538
Open to all; registration required; refreshments will be served
event.newschool.edu/tugce-bilgin
Looks great!
Over a pale green background is a grayscale image from around the 1960s of a woman holding paper coming out of a large, old school computer printer, which is situated in front of a wall of books as if in a library. Overlaid above the image in the top-left corner in a pixelated font is "CaLC_ CODE AT LANG COLLOQUIUM". Below the image, in a pixelated font is "EXE AND TXT". Below that is: "On computational machinery & language Nick Montfort, Professor of Digital Media, MIT Tuesday, March 25 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Hirschon Suite, 55 W 13th St, 2nd floor
Join us next week for Nick Montfort (@docmofo.bsky.social) sharing two recent books on generative AI: "Output" & "All the Way for the Win"
March 25, 5-6:30pm; Hirshon Suite, 55 W 13th St, 2nd floor
Open to all; registration required; refreshments will be served
event.newschool.edu/nick-montfort
We're gearing up for Warren Sack's event tomorrow. Sure to be a fun & fascinating evening!
There's still time to register here:
event.newschool.edu/softwarearts
#softwarearts #codeasaliberalart
A pale orange background with a grayscale image of a row of looms in an old-fashioned textfile factory, collaged onto a modern day data center. Pixelated text overlaid reads "CaLC_ CODE AT LANG COLLOQUIUM V2.1". Below the image, a highly pixelated font reads "The Software Arts". And below that, "Warren Sack, Professor of Film + Digital Media; University of California, Santa Cruz". At the bottom of the image: "Wednesday, February 19, 5:00PM - 7:00PM, 79 Fifth Ave, oom 538". And finally in the lower-right corner, the logotype for "Code as a Liberal Art" in a monospace font with text at a 45 degree angle.
Next week CALC is thrilled to welcome Warren Sack who will share material from this recent book, The Software Arts, offering a history of software & craft.
Feb 19, 5-7pm; 79 Fifth Ave, room 538
All are welcome; registration required; refreshments will be served
event.newschool.edu/softwarearts
Looks great! We look forward to including this in our curricula
#criticalmaking #criticalcodestudies #codeasaliberalart
Hi all. Grateful for the reposts. In the interest of transparency, I should add that since posting this we've lined up a likely candidate for this course. But if you are interested, please reach out as we will have more opportunities for similar classes & public programs in the future!
Everything seems like a conspiracy theory when you don't know how anything works.
*this comment came from someone else who decided to delete it.
Fascinating & important work!
Know anyone interested in teaching a 4-week, project-based mini-course on computer vision & facial recognition next year (fall 2025) in Code as a Liberal Art at The New School?
12 hours of instruction; 2-3 technical lessons & readings on race, representation & algorithmic bias
#criticalcodestudies
