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At LAKE Studios Berlin there is dance-tech residency space available this March, for 2 weeks from 14 - 28 April as well as 5 weeks frmo May 4 - June 8th!
Our space is incredibe well equipped with equipment and a grid to hang lights, screens and devices.
Sublet your flat and come live and create in the lovely studio spaces at LAKE Studios with more than 80hrs of studio time per month...
 
Costs are very low for self funded artists between 800 - 950€ for 1 person (single room) plus 250€ for a second person if you want to share a room.
There is extensive technical equipment to use and explore with included in every residency for free...From PTZ cameras to motion capture suits and gloves!
Please write to info@lakestudiosberlin.com for more info.
 
And check the archive of our Digital Body Labs (since 2022) to see what is possible here!
 
 
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When: 24th-28th March 2025 (arrive 23rd March for Meet & Greet in the evening)

Location: A+E Lab, Main Gate Road, The Historic Dockyard, Chatham, ME4 4TZ

Application Deadline: 20th January 2025 EXTENDED

Application Form: https://forms.gle/wrF8kRDShEyKvKWV7

Application Guideline: https://aelab.uk/event/open-call-choreographic-coding-lab-at-ae-lab-2nd-edition/

Outcome notification: 31st January 2025

Are you an artist/ creative working with code and digital media with an interest in combining artificial intelligence with dance and exploring how this intersection might enhance your practice? If so, apply to join the 2nd edition of our Choreographic Coding Lab (CCL) at our creative Hub, A+E Lab, in Chatham, UK, alongside other creatives, technologists, and practitioners working with AI and other technologies.

We will gather to discuss and work on projects, ideas and challenges in a peer-to-peer setting. There is no fee or payment for participation. Applicants are asked to propose starting points and ideas via the online application below and bring their equipment for their project. The residency will have a final public sharing event on the 28th March 2025.

This CCL will be facilitated by Marlon Barrios Solano from the University of Florida and Daniel Bisig from the Centre for Dance Research, Coventry University, Zurich University of the Arts and Motion Bank.

There are a limited number of accommodation subsidies available, please state if you would like to be considered in the application. Refreshments will be offered throughout the week and the kitchen is available at A+E Lab.

Contact aecreativeworkshops@gmail.com for any questions.

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Information here: https://openonlinetheatre.org/performance/harnessing-generative-ai-opportunities-challenges-and-horizons/

Step into the thrilling world of Latent Space, where imagination meets technology. This hands-on, no-code workshop will immerse you in the transformative potential of Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI-powered real-time sound and image generation.

 

Facilitator Bio: Marlon Barrios Solano is an artist, researcher, and educator exploring the intersections of performance, technology, and cognition. With over 20 years of international experience, he has worked as a performer, curator, and developer of innovative platforms, including the globally recognised dance-tech.net. Marlon is a pioneer in integrating AI, arts, and creative technologies, having produced groundbreaking XR projects, video blogs, and essays that investigate the relationships between generative AI, big data, and creative processes.

 

Currently, he is Maker-in-Residence at the University of Florida’s Center for Arts, Migration, and Entrepreneurship, focusing on AI, arts, and diasporas. Marlon holds an MFA in Dance, Cognition  and Technology from The Ohio State University.

https://www.instagram.com/marlonbarriossolano/

Who Are These Workshops For? These workshops are designed for:

 

Artists and Creatives: Looking to explore new tools for artistic expression and innovation.  

- Creative Technologists: Curious about the practical applications of AI in creative fields.  

- Beginners and Enthusiasts: No coding experience required—perfect for anyone eager to dive into the intersection of technology and the arts.  

- Innovators and Experimenters: Seeking to push boundaries in storytelling, performance, or multimodal projects.  

 

What You'll Experience:  

 

Session 1: The Conceptual Vortex of AI (January 25th 14:00–16:00 GMT)

 

- Understand the foundations of generative AI, latent space, and LLMs. 

- Build and customize your own GPT-based AI using no-code tools. 

- Engage in thought-provoking discussions on AI’s artistic and philosophical impact.  

 

Session 2: From Text to Visuals (February 8th 14:00–16:00 GMT)  

 

- Transform text into captivating images and animations with open-source tools.  

- Experiment with storytelling techniques and visual artistry through AI.  

 

Session 3: Soundscapes and Voice Magic (February 22nd 14:00–16:00 GMT)  

 

- Create immersive soundscapes and AI-powered music compositions.  

- Explore real-time voice synthesis and its applications in performance and installations.  

- Dive into the possibilities of sound art, narrative projects, and multimodal creativity.  

 

Session 4: Multimodality & The Future (March 8th 14:00–16:00 GMT) 

 

- Integrate text, sound, and images into cohesive creative projects.  

- Learn real-time inference techniques and cross-modal AI interactions.  

- Reflect on ethics, open-source innovations, and the limitless potential of creative AI.  

 

Why Join?  

 

- Hands-On Exploration: Dive into no-code tools for AI creativity.  

 

- Open-Source Focus: Access free, powerful technologies designed for innovators like you. 

 

- Artistic Impact: Learn how to harness AI for your creative, experimental, or professional work.  

 

- Collaborative Spirit: Join a vibrant community of artists and thinkers sharing ideas and inspiration. 

 

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