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August 24th 2017 2PM to 5PM <\/p>\n
Theory Fiction Science Fake is a conference that investigates narrative construction and delivery methods from a wide range of cultural, political and social media forums. Of particular note is the recent blurring of narrative techniques as the modalities of fake news, science-fiction, expanded documentary and theory fiction converge at unexpected points in the cosmology of information we encounter on a daily basis. As narratives are created and woven into the fabric of everyday living, the focus on their production, affect and intention has become increasingly exposed and conversely purposefully secreted into the folds of short attention spans. Presentations from Thierry Bardini, Barbara Layne, Robert Saucier and Toby Heys will open up a range of perspectives that explore the complex nature of this phenomenon within their own works of art. We hope that you can join us over the course of the afternoon. <\/p>\n
In English and French, Free entry, no reservation required <\/p>\n
Pavillon:\u00a0Coeur des sciences, la Chaufferie, local CO-R700 Carried out under the project “The Bug” Saucier & Heys, creative research residency funded by Hexagram Network. 1st to August 31 , 2017. <\/p>\n Workshop<\/b> Basic electronics with do-it-yourself (DIY) approach. Hardware detailed description. How to interface the sound to different sensors or public interactions. Programming approaches on microcontrollers. <\/p>\n Methodology: PowerPoint with actual electronics circuits presentation. Factual presentation of different approaches that have been used in Saucier and Heys interactive sound installations. (https:\/\/vimeo.com\/saucierheys) <\/p>\n Free workshop but prior registration is required at saucier.robert @uqam.ca having as object: \u201cWorkshop in electronics\u201d. Presentation in French and will be able to answer questions in English.
Access: From the exterior, behind the Sherbrooke Pavilion (UQAM) 200 Sherbrooke West or East of Chimie-Biochimie Pavillon (UQAM) at 2101 Jeanne-Mance Avenue. The address of the Chaufferie is 175, Pr\u00e9sident_Kennedy Avenue, but there is not direct access on the street.
Access map<\/a> <\/p>\n
\n How to use MP3 players in interactive sound installations <\/h3>\n
Electronic workshop with Robert Saucier & Toby Heys <\/h5>\n
August 25th 2017 2PM to 5PM <\/p>\n
10 registrations maximum <\/p>\n Hexagram-UQAM <\/h5>\n