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Taylor Gilbert
Any Upcoming US Workshops?
Sep 28th, 2009, 4:02pm  
Does anyone know of any upcoming US Processing workshops? Or know of anywhere I could look other than here?

Ideally I'm looking for somewhere within a day of traveling of Baltimore, but anything in the US any time between now and May 2010 would be of interest. I'm probably looking for a 2-3 workshop as opposed to class. But if it was reasonably close to Baltimore I might consider a class.
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Cedric
Re: Any Upcoming US Workshops?
Reply #1 - Sep 28th, 2009, 4:19pm  
http://blog.blprnt.com/workshops

http://www.fmaonline.com/processing_class/

and i am not even frmo the us Smiley
to bad, would love to see some more workshops in germany though.
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wmacfarl
Re: Any Upcoming US Workshops?
Reply #2 - Sep 29th, 2009, 7:40pm  
I've been thinking of running a few intensive 1 or 2 day workshops in New York City, mostly for beginning programmers, maybe with a bit of Arduino thrown in for kicks, and would be inspired to actually make this happen if a few more people poked me with interest.

Additionally, I find myself in the Baltimore area somewhat regularly, since my folks live there -- if there existed a space and an interested group, I could totally be persuaded to do something down there, based on your interests...

Most of my work is in the context of designing objects, generative architecture, etc, with a fair amount of interaction programming -- making little tools for exploring classes of forms. -- www [dot] mos-office [dot] net

let me know?

wmacfarl [at] gmail [dot] com
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