Code&Share[63]: Let’s work more on software together
Saturday, April 25th from 13.00 to 17.00
@Kunsthal Aarhus, J. M. Mørks Gade 13, 8000C
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Free sign up here

Still got that side project you've been meaning to finish? Are you still stuck on a bug that's driving you crazy?—Or did you just like coding with other humans, like we did in our last workshop? Then come join us again in Kunsthal Aarhus. This workshop is for anyone who's working on some kind of software project. Whether you are a seasoned pro, a total beginner, or somewhere in the middle, you’re welcome to join the session.

If you're someone who needs a bit of quiet to concentrate, then remember to bring your headphones. There's typically a lot of talking going on in these sessions.

No one should code alone. Bring your laptop. We have snacks.
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Code&Share[64+65]: Lets’ suck at websites together #1 + 2
Tuesday, April 28th from 10.00 to 16.00 Free sign up here
@Alrum, Kalkværksvej 32, 8000 Aarhus C
Wednesday, April 29th from 10.00 to 16.00 Free sign up here
@Corporum, Skovgaardsgade 3, 8000 Aarhus C
Lead: Anders Visti
Partners: Aarhus Billedkunstcenter & Corporum

Owning your digital space is more than a technical skill. It’s a step away from big tech and toward shared resilience. Social media platforms are designed for engagement, not longevity. Their rules change, their algorithms shift, and most have compromised their ethical obligations to their users.

Learning some foundational web programming skills empowers us. We can build almost anything with html, css and javascript. Whether we want to build a web portfolio, a community website, or a place to show our digital art, learning these skills can give us a lasting presence on the web. The sites we build in this workshop will be resilient and highly customizable—and they will be ours, most importantly.

No one should code alone. Bring your laptop, we have snacks.

This workshop is supported by Aarhus billedkunstcenter and Corporum

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[62]   Let's work on software together
Leads: Code&Share[ ]
Have you got a side project you've been meaning to finish? Are you stuck on a bug that's driving you crazy?—Or do you just miss coding with other humans? Then come join us in Kunsthal Aarhus. This workshop is for anyone who's working on some kind of software project...
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[61]   The Online Search Rodeo
Leads: Renée Ridgway / Anders Visti
For more than two decades, Google Search has shaped how we navigate the web, and how knowledge is organized online. But things are changing. The uptake of generative AI is transforming search from a tool that points to information, into a system that increasingly offers synthesized answers, generated on the fly...
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[60]   Let's leave the Broligarchy together #2
Leads: Anders Aarvik / Sofie Meta Schroeder
This is the second part of the workshop “Let’s leave the broligarchy together”, where we look at the practical work of migrating away from big proprietary tech platforms together. How do we leave? -And where do we go? ...
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[59]   Autonomous AI Imaging: Objects of Interest and Necessity
Leads: Christian Ulrik Andersen / Pablo Velasco / Nicolas Malevé
For this workshop we propose a tour in a social and technical system, where we stop and wonder about the different objects that, in one way or the other, take part in the generation of images by artificial intelligence (AI) ...
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[58]   Picnic. Workshop + dinner
Leads: Code&Share[ ] / Anders Visti
Picnic programme: 1) API workshop -or 2) HTML vibing, working on personal sites -or 3) Bring your own project to work on ... and then dinner and drinks! ...
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[57]   The Art of (Re)Search – Comparing, Contemplating and Critiquing Search Results. @ISEA2025
Leads: Renée Ridgway / Anders Visti
People ‘ubiquitously google’ as a habit of new media, yet the dynamics of (re)search is changing with the uptake of GenAI. This hands-on workshop makes use of a bespoke platform that enables participants to visualise, compare and interpret their results from diverse browsers and search engines...
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[56]   Let’s leave the broligarchy together
Leads: Anders Aarvik / Sofie Meta Schroeder / Ursuppe.dk
Internet users are slowly migrating away from the big social media platforms. After US big tech declared their support for Trump, many have decided to leave. Makes sense. But how do you leave?…
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[55]   Shut up & code HTML
Lead: Anders Visti
This workshop is for anyone who attended the recent 'Let’s suck at websites together' workshops in Kunsthal Aarhus. We’re getting together to help each other figure out any problems you might have building your websites/online art works.
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[54]   Decentralised AI Imaging
Lead: Nicolas Malevé
During this session, we will explore the various agents, software, interfaces and datasets that sustain Stable Diffusion as well as the communities involved in the project...
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[53]   Let's suck at websites together #2
Lead: Anders Visti
This workshop series is for anyone who wants to build their own online site. We're stripping away site-builders, frameworks and content management systems to make it simpler for new coders to build their own online presence, exactly how they want...
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[52]   Let's suck at websites together #1
Lead: Anders Visti
This workshop series is for anyone who wants to build their own online site. We're stripping away site-builders, frameworks and content management systems to make it simpler for new coders to build their own online presence, exactly how they want...
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[51]   Re:search - Comparing, critiquing and contemplating search results
Leads: Renée Ridgway + Anders Visti
This afternoon event marks the launch of a bespoke platform for searching knowledge infrastructures that will help participants visualise, compare and interpret their search results (data) from diverse browsers/engines/chatbots, thereby promoting data/search literacy as well as archiving the web...
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[50]   Decentralised A.I. Imaging (Cancelled)
Lead: Nicolas Malevé
These recent years have been characterized by a strong movement of recentralization towards platforms (Srnicek et al., 2018) and a nearly total monopoly over the infrastructure of large scale computation...
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[49]   Code&Share[ ] 2024!
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Code&Share[ ] is starting up again! Come hear about upcoming events and say hi to everyone...
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[48]   Tools for portfolio design, part II
Lead: Anders Visti
Using digital tools for portfolio design, in collaboration with Det Jyske Kunstakademi. Part II
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[47]   Tools for portfolio design, part I
Lead: Anders Visti
Using digital tools for portfolio design, in collaboration with Det Jyske Kunstakademi. Part I
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[46]   Processing Community Day @Aarhus 2023
Leads: Honey Biba Beckerlee / Arnar Ómarsson / Jussi Parikka / Renée Ridgway / Richard Vijgen / Markus Bjerremand & Signe Regin Runge-Dalager
Processing Community Day Aarhus invites everyone to come explore new ways to look at art, code and technology. PCD presents five researchers and practitioners, each with their own perspective on the theme of “INFRA”...
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[45]   Building Processing Community Day @Aarhus 2023 together
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Saturday 19th from 13-17 we're working on PCD together. This year, PCD @Aarhus will be held Sept. 30th, and things are very much starting to come together already. However, we could always use a few more hands...
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[44]   Introduction to Web Programming
Lead: Anders Visti
Introduction to web programming for art academy students, in collaboration with Det Jyske Kunstakademi.
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[43]   Re:search: The Personalised Subject vs. the Anonymous User
Lead: Renée Ridgway
AU Post-Doc Renée Ridgway at SHAPE centre for digital democracy will be our guest. Her PhD, ‘Re:search: The Personalised Subject vs. the Anonymous User’ (2021) explores searching with Google as the ‘Personalised Subject’ and with Tor as the ‘Anonymous User’, with the same set of chosen keywords...
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[42]   Let's suck at Static Site Generators together
Lead: Anders Visti
Static site generators are great. They are fast, secure, stable and flexible, and they teach us a lot about web programming. Together we'll build small sites and apps, and talk about the history of the web and why it's important to build and manage our own online presence still.
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[41]   Hey Digital Art, U good?
Lead: Majken Overgaard (Korridor)
Right now, digital art is flourishing due to the possibilities of integrating works on various blockchains. New artists, galleries, collectors and collections have emerged. At the upcoming workshop, we will examine these new digital art ecosystems together, and look at examples of work, art practices, platforms, galleries and collections...
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[40]   Hanging & Planning 2023
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
...Code&Share[ ] is starting up again. This first meet up is for catching up and for planning Code&Share[ ] activities for this year. Four workshops are already under way, and we have plans to make a new Processing Community Day @Aarhus for September 2023...
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[39]   Sound + Program
Leads: Mace Ojala, Margrete Lodahl Rolighed, Malte Steiner
This workshop looks at relations between Sound and Programming. Together we will talk about data sonification, audio programming frameworks and live coding. The workshop introduces three unique takes on sound, all introduced by Code&Share[ ] community members..
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[38]   SHUT UP & CODE
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
November 19th, we are doing a "Shut up and code"-session, where participants bring their own code projects (like websites, p5.js or processing sketches etc) to work on in the group.
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[37]   The Computer Lars Project
Leads: Asker Bryld Staunæs & Benjamin Krog Møller
The Computer Lars project takes an interest in automated writing, artificial intelligence and machine learning, synthetic images, art, poetry, subjectivity and politics -and this workshops tries to embrace and talk about all these aspects of the work.
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[36]   Let's suck at Javascript together
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
This Saturday, we're sucking at javascript together. Our previous two workshops were focused on html and css, and now it's time to implement javascript into our personal sites.
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[35]   Build Your Own 90's Website #2
Leads: Code&Share[ ] + Lee Tusman (Flux Factory)
This workshop and jam session follows from our previous workshop but can also be attended standalone. In this session we'll go into more advanced CSS territory to build unique, experimental, maxi or minimalist sites for homepages, art experiments and more ...
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[34]   Build Your Own 90's Website #1
Leads: Code&Share[ ] + Lee Tusman (Flux Factory)
This workshop will begin with an examination of the web's history, including early browsers and net.art to contemporary approaches to web design and creating online space ...
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[33]   New space, reconnecting
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Introduction to MIXR, the new Space at Filmbyen in Aarhus C. Playing with micro controllers of various kinds
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[32]   New space, reconnecting
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Introduction to MIXR, the new Space at Filmbyen in Aarhus C.
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[31]   Reconnecting
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Hanging out, talking about what everyone is working on, and reconnecting.
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[30]   Processing Community Day Aarhus 2021
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Processing Community Day Aarhus 2021. With the theme of 'Making Kin' this year, we want to continuously explore a diverse mode of working with code, and further point to the way in which we maintain and establish (new) connections with one another, both human and nonhuman life forms.
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[29]   Processing Community Day Aarhus 2021
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
More discussions and planning for Processing Community Day 2021.
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[28]   Processing Community Day Aarhus 2021
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
More discussions and planning for Processing Community Day 2021.
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[27]   Open Source Tools for Artists
Leads: Flux Factory (US) + Code&Share[ ] + Cantina @ARoS
In this workshop we will start with a brief overview of artmaking tools that are alternatives to commercial offerings and then launch into a range of many other experimental and exciting artist software tools.
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[26]   Fifth meeting on PCD2021
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Podcasting and custom player software. More discussions and planning for PCD @Aarhus 2021
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[25]   Git and software versioning systems
Lead: Conrad Reuter (DE)
Introduction to Git and software versioning systems
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[24]   Third meeting on PCD2021
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Podcasting and custom player software. More discussions and planning for PCD @Aarhus 2021
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[23]   Second meeting on PCD2021
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
More discussions and planning for Processing Community Day 2021
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[22]   Third meeting on PCD2021: Podcasting
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Third meeting on PCD2021: Podcasting with open source tools
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[21]   Second meeting on PCD2021
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
More discussions and planning for Processing Community Day 2021
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[20]   Initial meeting on PCD2021
Lead: Code&Share[ ]
Initial discussions and planning for Processing Community Day 2021
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[19]   Mob Programming for Bot-Mimicry
Leads: Christian Hagelskjær From & Malthe Stavning Erslev
a new platform for socially engaging and performative experimentation with the status of automated writing agents (bots) through 'bot-mimicry' (the act of pretending to be a (ro)bot, pretending to be human)
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[18]   Fermenting Data #3
Lead: Magda Tyżlik-Carver
Fermenting data/Feminist data workshop. Open to feminists of all genders
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[17]   Fermenting Data #2
Lead: Magda Tyżlik-Carver
Fermenting data/Feminist data workshop. Open to feminists of all genders
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[16]   Mob Programming for Bot-Mimicry
Leads: Christian Hagelskjær From & Malthe Stavning Erslev
a new platform for socially engaging and performative experimentation with the status of automated writing agents (bots) through 'bot-mimicry' (the act of pretending to be a (ro)bot, pretending to be human)
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[15]   Fermenting Data #1
Lead: Magda Tyżlik-Carver
Fermenting data/Feminist data workshop. Open to feminists of all genders
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[14]   Mob Programming for Bot-Mimicry
Leads: Christian Hagelskjær From & Malthe Stavning Erslev
a new platform for socially engaging and performative experimentation with the status of automated writing agents (bots) through 'bot-mimicry' (the act of pretending to be a (ro)bot, pretending to be human)
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[13]   Processing Community Day @Aarhus 2020
Lead: Code&Share[]
Openness in software culture
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More planning of the next
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[8]   Planning PCD @Aarhus
Lead: Code&Share[]
From 13-15 we're planning the next Processing Community Day @Aarhus in 2020, by putting together a team that can move things forward. From 15 and onwards we're coding and socialising. Bring your laptop
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[7]   ORCA + Pilot
Lead: Frederik la Cour
This workshop focuses on the live coding framework ORCA. Frederik la Cour introduces basic principles of ORCA and Pilot, and lets participants work with these on their own. By the end of the workshop, we'll present our work to each other. Bring your laptop and a pair of headphones
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[6]   Physcial Computing
Lead: Nikolaj Christian Mikkelsen
Nikolaj Christian Mikkelsen introduces physical computing. We will connect a pile of arduinos to a small server, making them communicate through text. The presentation focuses on circuits, sensors and boards, but will also include coding the arduinos with p5.js and native arduino code
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[5]   Unerasable Characters
Leads: Lee Tusman (US) + Winnie Soon (HK)
Lee Tusman, presentation of Processing Community Day @New York + own works • 13–18.30 → Winnie Soon, Unerasable Characters — about erasure, natural language processing, machine learning and automated censorship, as the departure point of discussing computation and coding practice
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[4]   Shut Up & Code
Lead: Code&Share[]
Shut Up and Code. Some Web Audio API hacking
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[3]   Shut Up & Code
Lead: Code&Share[]
Shut Up and Code
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[2]   Networked Laptop Improvisation
Leads: Tobias Stenberg + Andreja Andric (RS)
Tobias Stenberg and Andreja Andric demo Andreja's 1 Bit Net Dance software for networked laptop improvisation
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[1]   Building Code&Share
Getting people together, building Code&Share
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[0]   Inaugural Code&Share
Inaugural Code&Share @ DOKK1, Aarhus.
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