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Tag Archives: Orientation Workshop

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Sean Williams > Spare a thought for the hardware engineers

During recording on Saturday night my laptop hard drive failed. Totally. This meant that the rest of the weekend was spent making a hardware controller and considering the design details…

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Yolanda Uriz > grateful to the problems

After being a bit overwhelmed by a storm of interesting projects shown in the lectures of the orientation workshop, my mind just flied around with new ideas triggered by all…

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Sean Winters > [dis]Orientation

In ironically STiME-bending fashion, I was thick in the midst of preparing a quasi 1960’s style muti-media ‘happening’ while attending the March 2010 orientation (9th to 16th) at STEIM. Describing…

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Sean Williams > Talking of legacy and archives…

Just spent a fascinating couple of hours going through 5 boxes of random bits and pieces of hardware all earmarked for being thrown away. Since I’m a bit of a…

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Lauren Hayes > The Importance of Touch

STEIM’s web page claims that it promotes the idea that Touch is crucial in communicating with the new electronic performance art technologies, which is precisely what excites me most about being…

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