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event		39	Januar 8th, 2015	2015-01-08	Panke	http://www.pankeculture.com		780088772078109	title topics artist speakers artist_bio description artist_website media_artist_url video_artist_url talk_video_url Post-digital layers, ambiguities and background noise Installation,Music Nicolas Wiese Nicolas Wiese Nicolas Wiese, born 1976, is an audiovisual artist, designer and composer/performer of electroacoustic music, living in Berlin since 2006. He creates works in different formats and media, for various contexts – installation and spatial performance, contemporary electronic composition, relational / improvised music, graphic art, drawing, collage, text collage, radio and experimental film. Post-digital layers, ambiguities and background noise. An associative lecture-­performance. A draft out of post­-utopian fragments. An invitation to exchange thoughts, while blurring the line between focus and diffusion. http://nicolaswiese.com/ /images/Wasteland2013-3frame.gif title topics artist speakers artist_bio description artist_website media_artist_url video_artist_url talk_video_url 50, that next big thing VVVV,Coding Tebjan Halm & Elias Holzer Tebjan Halm, Elias Holzer We're two developers of vvvv, a live-programming environment commonly used to implement large scale media projects and digital art. It’s been around for more than a decade used and cultivated by a strong international community. In the past few years we’ve been eagerly working on a complete rewrite of vvvv which lead to a new visual programming language in combination with a development and runtime environment. In this talk we’ll give you a short introduction into the key features of this new language we’re internally calling “50″. http://vvvv.org/ /images/screenshot1420807005.png