Name: Software for Artists Day
Start: 2014-11-16
End: 2014-11-16
Location: Pioneer Works

Software for Artists Day (S4AD) at Pioneer Works brings together artists and developers to illustrate the many new software and hardware tools available to contemporary artists. The day-long event will involve lectures, demonstrations, and conversations which will demystify the much sought-after technology in use by artists. Participants will be able to attend four 45-minute lectures over the course of the day and will also be able to participate in “soapbox sessions” in which they will have 3 minutes to present a project in order to attract interest and/or advice from other artists and technicians. Breakfast and refreshments will be provided. Lunch will be available for purchase from local vendors. The day will culminate with a happy hour during which participants can talk about ideas, make connections, and find collaborators.

Software for Artists Day (S4AD) at Pioneer Works brings together artists and developers to illustrate the many new software and hardware tools available to contemporary artists. The day-long event will involve lectures, demonstrations, and conversations which will demystify the much sought-after technology in use by artists. Participants will be able to attend four 45-minute lectures over the course of the day and will also be able to participate in “soapbox sessions” in which they will have 3 minutes to present a project in order to attract interest and/or advice from other artists and technicians. Breakfast and refreshments will be provided. Lunch will be available for purchase from local vendors. The day will culminate with a happy hour during which participants can talk about ideas, make connections, and find collaborators.
$30 Admission, <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20150913223551/http://classes.pioneerworks.org/collections/classes/products/software-for-artists-day">Sign-Up here.</a>
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Software for Artists Day (S4AD) is a conference that aims to dissolve boundaries between artists, technologists, and activists through talks demonstrating unique relationships to digital tooling. 