with Phase Shift Collective (Andrei Jay and Paloma Kop)
Saturday, July 6, 2-5
at PS1 Cloud House (538 S. Gilbert)
pay-what-you-can: $10-$25
Learn the fundamentals of live performance with video feedback and video synthesis. This hands-on workshop will cover topics including working with video mixers, processors, and synthesizers as well as video feedback in many forms. From the occult details of quadrature amplitude modulation to how camera feedback models reaction diffusion systems, this workshop will help beginners get started doing live visuals, and fill in any gaps an experienced video artist might have. No prerequisite knowledge of anything is required to have a good time!
Open to ages 14+.
Registration deadline: July 5
*PS1 workshops are pay-what-you-can thanks to support from the Community Foundation of Johnson County, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors Quality of Life Grant, and individual donors. A free option is available for this workshop if needed — please inquire.
Teaching Artist:
Andrei Jay is a mathematician, video artist, and educator. Paloma Kop is an experimental multimedia artist and ambient musician. Together, they do live audio visual performances and organize community and educational events for media artists. They have helped start scanlines.xyz, organized events through Phase Space, and have been guest lecturers at Wesleyan University, Hamilton College, NYU, Calarts, SVA, and University of Oregon. Their current endeavor is Phase Shift, a movement for connecting artists and organizations across the US in ways that bypass consumerism-driven social media in favor of inclusive, community-driven networks.