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Clive Davis Gallery
Data is everywhere in our daily lives, yet much of it remains invisible. The system we use every day rely on datasets and rules that shape
what appears and what disappears, what feels near and what feels far. BYOD i ad ay of talks and hands-on workshops exploring creative ways
of looking at data.
BYOD was a creative technology event at NYU's Brooklyn campus featuring artists and practitioners who work with dataas a creative medium
Featuring:
Kevin Esherick on making hidden rules visible through latent painting.
Charlotte Kent on the art history of generative systems
Anatola Araba on Afro algorithms and bias as dataset
Tommy Martinez
Morry Kolman
Yilin Talk: Body and Movement as Data
Moderated by Alanna Okun
Workshops
Spencer Chang - Collective Browsing Portraits
Zach Liebermann - Computation as Artistic Practice
Matthew Blanco - Tangible Maps
Woody Poulard - Sound to Vision in TouchDesigner
