For hackers whose medium is art and artists whose medium is tech
Long live IDDQD (pun intended): Art Hack Day returns to Brooklyn’s 319 Scholes art space this weekend with over 60 makers, artists, and hackers producing projects around the “God Mode” theme. Asking “What would you do if you were granted the power of invincibility?” participants will have two days to work collaboratively (with the aid of lots of caffeine I imagine) and then showcase their builds for a one-night only exhibition on Saturday starting at 7PM. More details of the event are here.
Art Hack Day
319 Scholes Street, Brooklyn
Exhibition: Saturday, March 2, 7 – 10 PM
Participants include: Ken Amarit, Erik Berglin, Will Brand, Allison Burtch, Crystal Butler, Paul Christophe, Sougwen Chung, CHiKA, Alejandro Miguel Justino Crawford, Jonathan Dahan, Heather Dewey-Hagborg, Yu-Ting Feng, James George, Pablo Gnecco, Alexandra Gorczynski, Sarah Grant, Leonard Grey, Adam Harvey, Nick Hasty, David Huerta, Jason Huff, Chris Hunt, Wu Jiashan, Jeremiah Johnson, Wu Jiashan, Quin Kennedy, Katie Koepfinger, Ben Lacker, Greg Leuch, Daniel Leyva, David Linderman, Olof Mathé, Sheena Matheiken, Lauren McCarthy, Sean McIntyre, Joe McKay, Aaron Meyers, Jonathan Minard, Dan Moore, Aurelia Moser, Ramsey Nasser, Igal Nassima, Susan Ngo, Forrest Oliphant, Alexandra Olivier, Eszter Ozsvald, Luisa Pereira, Alexander Porter, Reed + Rader, Natalia Radywyl, Chanpory Rith, Rafaël Rozendaal, Ivan Safrin, Toby Schachman, Alan Schaffer, Travess Smalley, Clement Valla, Addie Wagenknecht, Nick Yulman, and Jamie Ziegelbaum.
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