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make art: \textbf{chmod + x art} \\
2 - 7 March 2010 Groningen \\
organised by GOTO10 \& SIGN \\
{\scalefont{.94}\url{http://makeart.goto10.org/chmod+x}}

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Make art is an international festival focused on 
Free/Libre/Open Source Software (FLOSS) and 
open content in digital arts. 
Make art offers performances, presentations, 
workshops and an exhibition, focused on the 
blurred line between art and software programming.

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Workshop hello wor(l)d!, 
exhibition, 
Hocus Pocus lectures, 
Placard headphone concert, 
Breakfast Club, 
speed geeking \& 
PechaGnucha, bookshop.

\textbf{chmod +x art}. 
The computer as theatre, as writer of love letters, 
the computer as world, a place for revolution, 
art as executable. 

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\textbf{chmod +x art} presents artists that turn 
our ideas, dreams and fantasies about machines 
and code up side down and show programming as an 
infinitely intriguing way of creating. 
Code is a medium. Whether it is used to formulate 
instructions for a machine, ideas for people or both. 
The writing of it influences and shapes the creative 
process of the artist. 
For that reason, ghost programmers may be left at home. 
Besides the importance of writing code yourself, 
it is essential to show that code. 
Without source, software art remains a magic trick. 
Do It Yourself and show us your sh*t!

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\textbf{visit and take part! 100\% free \url{:)}}

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\textbf{Exhibition} \\
2 -7 March, Opening: Thursday 4 March 19.00 
Tue-Sat: 12.00-17.00 \& Sun: 14.00-17.00 (also by appointment!)\\
\textbf{Sign}

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Code poetry, a writing machine and an island inside 
Random Access Memory, a tiny exhibition with works 
that project humanity into machines and translate art 
and revolution into code. 
With 
\textbf{Pall Thayer} (IS), 
\textbf{Wayne Clements} (UK), 
\textbf{Martin Howse} (UK), 
\textbf{Graham Harwood} (UK).

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\textbf{Bookshop}

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Small bookshop with books and magazines dealing with free culture and media
art. Titles include: FLOSS+Art (Mansoux \& de Valk - Mute publishing), Data
Browser; Economising Culture, Engineering Culture, Curating Immateriality,
Creating Insecurity (Geoff Cox, Joasia Krysa, Anya Lewin, Malcolm Miles,
Hugo de Rijke - Autonomedia), Noise \& Capitalism (Emma Hedditch, Howard
Slater, Anthony Iles \& Mattin - Arteleku AUDIOLAB), Neural \& more ..

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\textbf{Workshop hello wor(l)d!} \\
2, 3, 4 March 
10.00-13.00 \& 14.00-17.00 \\
\textbf{Het Paleis, Erlenmeyerzaal}

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The workshop hello wor(l)d! is an introduction to 3 
different artistic approaches to programming, 
using three different programming styles: 
graphical, textual (code poetry) and life coding. 
With 
\textbf{Iohannes Zm\"olnig} (AT), 
\textbf{Pall Thayer} (IS), 
\textbf{Dave Griffiths} (GB) and 
\textbf{Gabor Papp} (HU).

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\textbf{Speed Geeking} \\
5 March, 14:00-18:00 \\
\textbf{Het Paleis, Erlenmeyerzaal}

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Six 30 minute workshops take place simultaneously. 
Just like in speed dating, after 30 minutes a bell rings 
and participants move to another workshop table. 
Exchange ideas and make new friends!

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\textbf{PechaGnucha} \\ 
5 March, 20:00-22:00 \\
\textbf{Het Paleis, Erlenmeyerzaal}

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PechaKucha gone FLOSS!  
An evening of short but powerful presentations 
by talent from Dutch art and design academies. 
20X20 seconds, short and sweet.
	
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\textbf{Placard} \\
6 March, 21.00-23.00 \\ 
\textbf{Het Paleis, Spectrumzaal}

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The Placard headphone and streaming festival hits 
Groningen this year. Nested in a mountain of pillows, 
experimental and electronic music flows to your ears. 
Bring your best headphones and fluffiest pillow and 
enjoy a laid back evening with us. 
With 
\textbf{IOhannes Zm\"olnig} (AT), 
\textbf{Dave Griffiths} (GB) and 
\textbf{No Copy Paste} (HU)

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\textbf{Hocus Pocus lectures} \\
6 March, 14:00-17:30 \\
\textbf{FMI/Singelhuis, Radesingel 6}

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Source code is abracadabra for many, 
but in fact the hiding of it leads to even more confusion.  
Away with the smoke curtain! 
An exploration of the role open source plays in the 
understanding of software art. 
With 
\textbf{Dmytri Kleiner} (RU), 
\textbf{Florian Cramer} (DE), 
\textbf{Martin Howse} (GB), 
\textbf{Joasia Krysa} (GB)

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\textbf{Breakfast Club} \\
6 and 7 March, 10:30-12:00 \\
\textbf{Het Paleis, Spectrumzaal}

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Start your day with croissants, coffee and a shower of 
refreshing short interviews by cyberfeminist 
\textbf{Nathalie Magnan} (FR). 
Laid back discussions and a chance to ask questions or simply to wake up.

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\textbf{Sign}, Winschoterkade 10, 9711 EA, \textbf{Groningen} \\
\textbf{Het Paleis}, Boterdiep 111, 9712 LM,  \textbf{Groningen} \\
\textbf{Frank Mohr Instituut/Singelhuis}, Radesingel 6, 9711 EJ, \textbf{Groningen}
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