Art-A-Hack special edition for CYFEST 2018 kicked off January, 17 with an informal meeting in central St. Petersburg. The artists and programmers met each other for the first time, and started discussing their project ideas in preparation for the workshops this weekend. And from January 20, the group is working toward presenting final projects in a public opening at the Berthold Centre in St.Petersburg on February 7.
For over three years Art-A-HackTM has supported teams from a variety of disciplines including art, technology, hardware and software development, design, immersive environments, music, theater, animation, social justice and interactivity. Art-A-HackTM matches participants selected from an open call according to their skill level, interests and concept. Teams are provided with equipment, facilitation and collaborative workspaces. Each iteration of the program then culminates in showcases and promotion opportunities for the teams.
This unique Art-A-Hack™, produced in collaboration with CYLAND MediaArtLab, entails teams working together for two consecutive weekends before presenting their final projects in a public opening at the Berthold Centre in St. Petersburg on February 7th, 2018.
Photography by Anton Khlabov
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Art-A-Hack Contacts:
Anna Zavediy
Production coordinator
CYFEST 2018
CYLAND MediaArtLab
Contact: aazavediy@gmail.com
Ellen Pearlman
Director ThoughtWorks Arts Residency – thoughtworksarts.io
President Art-A-Hack – art-a-hack.github.io
Director,
Fulbright World Learning Specialist in Media, Art and Technology
https://fulbrightspecialist.worldlearning.org/
Contact: ellen@artahack.io
Andy McWilliams
Director ThoughtWorks Arts Residency – thoughtworksarts.io
Director, Art-A-Hack – art-a-hack.github.io
Director – Hardware Hack – meetup.com/volumetric/
Contact: andy@artahack.io