Artist Martin Howse will introduce participants to the field of psychogeophysics and take participants through a range of guided, electrochemical experimental activities. This three day Earth Coding workshop, organised by Derek Hales for hackerspace Bridge Rectifier actively explores links between contemporary technology and the earth.
This event is a fundraiser for Bridge Rectifier a new hackerspace in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. This event has a limited number of places free to current members of Bridge Rectifier hackerspace and members of hackerspaces in Leeds and Manchester.
Payments of £120.00 include 12 months membership of Bridge Rectifier £10-25 month
Payments of £75 are for the workshop and include 6 months membership of Bridge Rectifier
We are happy to discuss pay What You can Afford arrangements with individuals.
For related works see
http://www.1010.co.uk/org/sketches.html
Introduction and Black Death Synthesiser/Dark Interpreter Open Hardware.
7pm Friday 9th October @ Bridge Rectifier, Hebble End Works, Hebden Bridge.
Workshop
Day One. Saturday 10th October
Starts 10.30am Bridge Rectifier, Hebble End Works
We aim to finish the workshop on Saturday by 4pm
Martin will give a performance of earthvoice at 9pm on Saturday evening at 20.30 at The Birchcliffe Centre.
Day Two. Sunday 11th October
Start 10.30am Bridge Rectifier, Hebble End Works
The session in the afternoon will be in Nutclough wood and on Midgley moor so please think about the outdoors…and what to wear.
We aim to finish the workshop on Sunday by 4pm
what do you need to bring?
Recording devices, paper, pens, audio recorders, cameras, headphones.
scrap metals
minerals, crystals, stones.
one washing up glove
a laptop if you have one
battery powered portable speakers if you have them.
portable guitar amp if you have one
Lunch: we won’t be providing food – but we will have tea and coffee.
Suitable clothing for (indoor and) outdoor workshop.
Ticket details for the up-coming Earth Coding workshop with artist Martin Howse, now available here.
Earth Coding
09th, 10th and 11th October 2015
Artist Martin Howse will introduce participants to the field of psychogeophysics and take participants through a range of guided, electrochemical experimental activities. This three day Earth Coding workshop, organised by Derek Hales for hackerspace Bridge Rectifier actively explores links between contemporary technology and the earth.
This event is a fundraiser for Bridge Rectifier a new hackerspace in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. This event has a limited number of places free to current members of Bridge Rectifier hackerspace and members of hackerspaces in Leeds and Manchester.
Payments of £120.00 include 12 months membership of Bridge Rectifier £10-25 month
Payments of £75 are for the workshop and include 6 months membership of Bridge Rectifier
We are happy to discuss pay What You can Afford arrangements with individuals.
For related works see
http://www.1010.co.uk/org/sketches.html
Introduction and Black Death Synthesiser/Dark Interpreter Open Hardware.
7pm Friday 9th October @ Bridge Rectifier, Hebble End Works, Hebden Bridge.
Workshop
Day One. Saturday 10th October
Starts 10.30am Bridge Rectifier, Hebble End Works
We aim to finish the workshop on Saturday by 4pm
Martin will give a performance of earthvoice at 9pm on Saturday evening at 20.30 at The Birchcliffe Centre.
Day Two. Sunday 11th October
Start 10.30am Bridge Rectifier, Hebble End Works
The session in the afternoon will be in Nutclough wood and on Midgley moor so please think about the outdoors…and what to wear.
We aim to finish the workshop on Sunday by 4pm
what do you need to bring?
Recording devices, paper, pens, audio recorders, cameras, headphones.
scrap metals
minerals, crystals, stones.
one washing up glove
a laptop if you have one
battery powered portable speakers if you have them.
portable guitar amp if you have one
Lunch: we won’t be providing food – but we will have tea and coffee.
Suitable clothing for (indoor and) outdoor workshop.
Ticket details for the up-coming Earth Coding workshop with artist Martin Howse, now available here.
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