Alpaca Conference

Alpaca – Algorithmic Pattern Catalogue

The Alpaca 2025 festival and conference on algorithmic patterns in the creative arts is happening this September 2025. Please see…

Revisiting creative behaviour as an epistemic process: lessons from 12 computational artists and designers | Proceedings of the 35th Australian Computer-Human Interaction Conference

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Sherry Jiang is in sf ✈️ on Twitter / X

we locked in the tracks for @aiDotEngineer singapore (https://t.co/yBBooNCij7) - tag amazing speakers you'd want to see on stage in the design track :)🎨 designthis is one of the most unique things about this conference - a dedicated track on the human interaction layer.… pic.twitter.com/zVRoNhIcSv— Sherry Jiang is in sf ✈️ (@SherryYanJiang) March 15, 2026

Creative Computing Group by @tgoerke.bsky.social — Grain

Let's start a group at CODIP to explore creative computing. Let's not start by defining creativity nor computing. It would be a trap. Let's collect artifacts instead. Images, text, thoughts,...

Playbooks — Renaissance Philanthropy – A brighter future for all through science, technology, and innovation

Christopher Alexander’s A Pattern Language defines 253 methods for constructing beautiful and practical designs at every scale, from cities to rooms. 

Co-creating with emergent processes ✦ Hijinx World

Existential musings over algorithmic design with creative programming legend Dan Tapper.

tayllan/awesome-algorithms

A curated list of awesome places to learn and/or practice algorithms.

Creative Code Denver | Meetup

This group is for people interested in exploring code as a creative medium. It's also for helping people find creative collaborators. (AI stuff is off-topic)**"Who should join?"*** Anyone, at any skill level, who's interested in programming in the context of the arts—whether visual, or sonic, or tac

The Community Artists' Collective | Non Profit | Houston, TX

The Community Artists' Collective is the catalyst which provides the inspirational and educational sources for artists and citizens so that they can use their talents and creative abilities to solve economic, cultural and social challenges in the natural and built environments in which we live, work

Deconstructing the algorithmic sublime

This special theme contextualizes, examines, and ultimately works to dispel the feelings of “sublime”—of awe and terror that overrides rational thought—that much of the contemporary public discourse on algorithms encourages. Employing critical, reflexive, and ethnographic techniques, these authors show that while algorithms can take on a multiplicity of different cultural meanings, they ultimately remain closely connected to the people who define and deploy them, and the institutions and power relations in which they are embedded. Building on a conversation we began at the Algorithms in Culture conference at U.C. Berkeley in December 2016, we collectively study algorithms as culture (Seaver, this special theme), fetish (Thomas et al.), imaginary (Christin), bureaucratic logic (Caplan and boyd), method of governance (Coletta and Kitchin; Lee; Geiger), mode of inquiry (Baumer), and mode of power (Kubler). [Box: see text]

AI music tools challenge Bay Area musicians

AI music tools challenge Bay Area musicians: As affordable AI platforms spread, artists debate creativity, copyright and survival.

Creative Computing Institute

Working at the intersection of creativity and computational technologies.