Here’s the shape of the schedule for 2015. We start with pre-festival workshops, and kick it off that night.
That’s right, keynotes at night and breakouts by day.
Amit Pitaru
Amit is a coder, designer and educator whose work has been exhibited at the London Design Museum, Lincoln Center, and other major international institutions. He's a MacArthur grant winner for assistive technology work and published by MIT Press. As a former teacher at NYU ITP, SVA, and Cooper Union, Amit co-founded Kitchen Table Coders and The School for Poetic Computation.
Casey Reas
Casey lives and works in Los Angeles where he is a Professor at UCLA's Department of Design Media Arts. His software, prints, and installations have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions at museums and galleries in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Casey co-founded Processing with Ben Fry in 2001 while studying with John Maeda in MIT's Media Lab.
Stefanie Posavec
Stefanie focuses on projects ranging from data visualization and information design to designing book covers (or anything in between) for publishers and creative agencies. Her personal projects have been exhibited internationally, and this work tends to focus mostly on language and literature with an interest in hand-analyzed or handmade data visualizations.
