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SUMMARY: Talk – Jer Thorp
DESCRIPTION: Talk by Vancouver artist Jer Thorp TALK – Jer Thorp 7PM – 9PM\
 , September 15\, 2009 Room 102\, Frederic Lasserre Building\, University of
  British Columbia 6333 Memorial Rd. Jer Thorp is an artist and educator fro
 m Vancouver\, Canada. A former geneticist\, his digital art practice explor
 es the many-folded boundaries between science and art. Recently\, his […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h4>Talk by Vancouver artist Jer Thorp</h4><p
 >TALK – Jer Thorp<br />7PM – 9PM\, September 15\, 2009<br />Room 102\, Fred
 eric Lasserre Building\,<br />University of British Columbia<br />6333 Memo
 rial Rd.</p><p>Jer Thorp is an artist and educator from Vancouver\, Canada.
  A former geneticist\, his digital art practice explores the many-folded bo
 undaries between science and art. Recently\, his work has been featured by 
 The New York Times\, The Guardian\, BusinessWeek and the CBC. Learn more ab
 out Jer Thorp at<a href="http://blog.blprnt.com/">http://blog.blprnt.com/</
 a></p><p>WORKSHOP – Introduction to Processing<br />1PM – 4PM\, September 1
 9\, 2009<br />HUB:LAB</p><p>Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery<br />1825 M
 ain Mall<br />Vancouver\, British Columbia\,<br />Canada V6T 1Z2</p><p>Proc
 essing is an open source programming language and environment for students\
 , artists\, designers\, researchers\, and hobbyists who want to program ima
 ges\, animation\, and interactions. In this workshop you will learn the bas
 ics of working with Processing. Topics include a discussion of artworks mad
 e with Processing\, language structure and syntax\, creating simple interac
 tivity and image creating and manipulation. Through a series of in-class pr
 ojects\, participants will learn what they need to start working with Proce
 ssing as well as the concepts that will become the foundation of any future
  programming projects.</p><p>Workshop capacity is limited. Please register 
 online by visiting <a href="http://www.hubcentre.org/workshops/introduction
 -to-processing/">http://www.hubcentre.org/workshops/introduction-to-process
 ing/</a> and clicking the 'register here' link at the bottom of the page.</
 p><p>HUB Workshops and Talks are free of charge.</p><p>About HUB:Centre for
  Art & Technology</p><p>HUB is an experimental art initiative focused on co
 llaboration\, the sharing of ideas and knowledge\, and the creative explora
 tion of information technologies. Built around the principles of the Open S
 ource movement\, HUB aims to create a collaborative\, interdisciplinary env
 ironment that provides free and open access to current and emerging technol
 ogies. To learn more\, please visit<a href="http://www.hubcentre.org/">http
 ://www.hubcentre.org/</a></p>
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