I am an invited keynote at the forthcoming International Conference On Live Coding taking place from 5 – 7 February 2020 in Limerick.
The
International Conference on Live Coding (ICLC) is dedicated to artistic
research on the technologies, practices and philosophies that interpret the use
of computer code as gesture within a live performance. ICLC 2020
takes place in Limerick and theoretical works, performances, workshops and
installations that explore (but that may not be limited to) the following
topics will be presented and performed:
THEORIES OF
LIVE CODING: Live Coding and Open Source Culture, Ethics Of Live Coding,
Audience Perspectives and Heterophenomenologies, Aesthetics, Esolang,
Philosophy Of Software, Inclusion/Equity, Cultural Processes, Phenomenology Of
Live Code, Live Coding And Embodiment, Philosophy of Code and Computation.
TECHNOLOGIES
OF LIVE CODING: Programming Language Design, Web Live Coding, Live Coding and
Autonomous Agents, AI And Live Coding, Live Coding Maker Movement, Live Coding
Ecosystems, Experience Design, Visualising Live Process, Interface Design,
CUIs:Code As Live User Interface. More info at:
http://iclc.livecodenetwork.org/2020/