This workshop, as part of the Artist Teach Tech workshop series, will be led by Poet, software developer, and media artist, Eran Hadas.

How can computers generate texts? How do these texts differ from human ones? Can computers be as poetic as we are? Learn how to play with automatic text generators or imitate their techniques offline.

Language of the workshop: English

*No prior knowledge is required*

Registration opens on February 1.

About the artist:

Eran Hadas - Poet, software developer, and new media artist working with computer-based poetry - manipulating the material of language by employing automated algorithms. With a background in Engineering, Design, and Art, Hadas has published several books on Computational Literature and worked as an artist in residence for Caltech.

About the Series:

Technology influences every aspect of our life, as such, it has even become the working material for many artists. Artworks of this nature often challenge the typical use of technology, criticize it, blend it, and offer a new perspective.

Supported by The Israeli Embassy in Spain, in this workshop series, we will witness and explore the collaboration between art and tech to inspire curiosity and spark creativity. Four artists will teach four different aspects of technology. We will learn about the diverse application of coding languages, big data, machine learning, and blockchain in creative and unexplored territories.

There will be four separate workshops during February 2022 led by artists where they will showcase their unique approach to technology and art. These artists challenge the boundaries of what we can do with technology and reveal new relationships between art and technology.

*No prior knowledge or experience is required!*

*Each workshop is independent and doesn't require your participation in past or future events.*

*enrollment for each workshop will be separate - registration is per event*

*recordings would NOT available.*