PCDNYC 2020 is over. Don't worry though, you can still see all our talks and panels below:

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Register for free admission by January 30

Update: Registration is now closed.

Processing Community Day NYC is Saturday February 8, 2020 at The New School in New York.

Processing Community Day NYC is an independent all volunteer-organized event in cooperation with the Processing Foundation and hundreds of other locally-organized nodes around the world. Processing Community Day NYC 2020 is supported by the Department of Education Computer Science for All (CS4All). The New School is provided hosting support, with additional funding from Code + Liberal Arts at Eugene Lang.

Talks, Panels and Performances Schedule

Workshops require pre-registration. Please see the workshop schedule.

👍 next to a title indicate events that are especially beginner-friendly.

Check in

9am - 9:40am

Check in at The New School, University Center. Pre-registration by January 30 required. Coffee and light breakfast will be served

Welcome!

9:40am - 10:00am

Talks and Panels Session 1

10am - 10:45am

• Humans of AI 👍
• Narratives of Resistance & Resilience: Documenting & Making Sense of the Anti-ELAB protests in Hong Kong 👍

Talks and Panels Session 2

10:45am - 11:30am

• Radical Technoculture for Racial Equity 👍
• Introduction to PICO-8: The joy of working with limitations

Talks and Panels Session 3

11:30am - 12:15am

• Creative Coding for Steam 👍
• Algorithmic art and indigenous communities 👍
• Teaching Code as a Liberal Art 👍

Talks and Panels Session 4

12:15am - 1pm

• What Even Is Being Technical? 👍
• Expressive Typography with Processing

Lunch

1pm - 2pm

Talks and Panels Session 5

2pm - 2:45pm

• Working with Living Things: Intro to Biodesign 👍
• Are GANs Culture?

Talks and Panels Session 6

2:45pm - 3:30pm

• Generative Photography 👍
• The Math, Philosophy and Programming of Chaos Theory

Talks and Panels Session 7

3:30pm - 4:15pm

• Queering Our Interfaces: "What if Push-Notifications Expressed Promiscuity?" and other Queer Technologies
• Brain-Computer Interfaces, Open-Source Tools, and The Future Of Augmented Cognition

Talks and Panels Session 8

4:15pm - 5pm

Processing Foundation: P5 Updates

Dan Shiffman, Lauren McCarthy, Saber Khan, and Cassie Tarakajian will share updates on recent and upcoming P5 projects and initiatives.

Open Projector Lighting Talks

5pm - 5:30pm

The Open Projector is a chance for anyone from the community to present their work to a community of peers and new friends. We'll have a sign-up throughout the day on a first-come, first-served basis. Participants will have 5 minutes to talk about a project, propose an idea, or show a demo of work. BYO Laptop optional.

Performances

5:30pm - 6pm

• Reading Kimberly
• Speak, Pen

Goodbye!

6pm

Additional Information

All are welcome in any talk or discussion. Workshops require pre-registration. 👍 next to a title indicate events that are especially beginner-friendly.

Meals

Thanks to the generous support of the Department of Education, Computer Science For All (CS4ALL), free meals will be provided to all who register for free by January 30.