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People and Nature - 2022 - Jackson - River rhythmicity  A conceptual means of understanding and leveraging the relational

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National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM)

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Ron Eglash: African Fractals: Modern Computing and Indigenous Design

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Ron Eglash: African Fractals: Modern Computing and Indigenous Design

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On Planning the Canoeing of Rapids and Its Reasoning Processes

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On Planning the Canoeing of Rapids and Its Reasoning Processes

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Kevin A. Nguyen, Sonoma State University, nguyenkevi@sonoma.edu

Flávio S. Azevedo, University of Texas at Austin, flavio@austin.utexas.edu

Adam Papendieck, University of Texas at Austin, apapendieck@jsg.utexas.edu

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From Eleanor : my expectation is of proactive engagement in these sessions beyond the brief contact time, and also that in the final session each of you who signed up for this course will present work as detailed below.

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From Eleanor : my expectation is of proactive engagement in these sessions beyond the brief contact time, and also that in the final session each of you who signed up for this course will present work as detailed below.

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In between sessions please reflect on ideas, drawings, code, hacked poetry, as well as what did or did not work for you and what that tells you about your own process and intentions.

I’d like to discourage passive consumption of these sessions and instead encourage proactive independent investigation of the themes and practices.

In the final session you will present six slides, two slides addressing each session: Drawing Machines, Uncreative Writing, Drawing Maps, please engage with the materials I’ve made for these sessions, they are designed for you to work independently beyond this brief contact time, please post your work on the padlet each week.

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joshua tucker, (left) Alma Sofia Saavedra Tucker, (right)

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joshua tucker, (left) Alma Sofia Saavedra Tucker, (right)

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let mic;

let bg = 100;

function setup() {

createCanvas(400, 400);

mic = new p5.AudioIn();

mic.start();

}

function draw() {

background(bg, 100, bg * 3, 10);

fill(255, 0, 0);

ellipse(width / 2, height / 2, 700 * mic.getLevel());

if (mic.getLevel() > 0.15) {

bg = random(255);

}

}

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In this video, I demonstrate how to use your system microphone as an input to a sketch, controlling elements with the volume.

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Kenneth Goldsmith, Uncreative writing managing language in the digital age

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Kenneth Goldsmith, Uncreative writing managing language in the digital age

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Back to drawing with pen and paper again online on the 3rd November, make sure you have things you like to draw with (pen, pencil, charcoal etc) and things you like to draw on - a range of papers/recycled cardboard etc.

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Back to drawing with pen and paper again online on the 3rd November, make sure you have things you like to draw with (pen, pencil, charcoal etc) and things you like to draw on - a range of papers/recycled cardboard etc.

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We will be exploring and drawing

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Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, queue, track crumbs. 

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Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, queue, track crumbs. 

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Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, quid, trade crumbs.

Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, quilt, tradition crumbs.

Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, rabbit, traffic crumbs.

Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, race, trail crumbs.

Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, rack, train crumbs.

Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, racket, training crumbs.

Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, radio, tramp crumbs.

Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, raft, transceiver crumbs.

Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, rag, transport crumbs.

Poke blind. Naan dent, chew, rage, trap crumbs.

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undulating river
surface fluid paddle
chaos water
paddle boat

undulating roar
surgeon flush paddle
chapel way
paddle boatyard

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healing quickly.

paddle quickly.

slip -sliding home..

silently ever ever on..

up the stream in other waters..

up the stream colourful water..

silently unconscious.

undulating glide..

up the stream cold..

downstream unconscious.

water boatmen ever ever on..

silently river..

up the stream ever ever on..

her glide..

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Create Random variables for colours you can use for more than one shape

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Create Random variables for colours you can use for more than one shape

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//declare the 3 variables:

let c1;

let c2;

let c3;

function setup() {

createCanvas(400, 400);

//initialise three random variables:

c1 =random(255);

c2 =random(255);

c3 =random(255);

}

function draw() {

background(220);

/*use the three variables to create a random colour (fill):**/

fill(c1, c2, c3);

rect(100, 100, 200, 200);

ellipse(40, 40, 40, 40);

}

}

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Free, our three-year-old safaris out the drain barefoot. Previously, I've pursued her about the yard with her shows, but now she's already halfway to the porthole – barefoot. Today, I chase her barefoot myself. Joining stadium's porthole week is warm and familiar.

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I wrote a super basic poem, “Yellow Sun makes the green grass shine”, then the spoon generator turned it to “Yellow Superintendent makes the grief gravel shine” I realized that sometimes uncreative writing can be a lifesaver especially when you’re feeling uncreative 😂

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The sun never sets somewhere, everywhere.

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The sun never sets somewhere, everywhere.

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Welcome into the dreamscape!

The sun never sets a bodymind.

Can one simply sing in the Cloud?

It’s never done into the dreamscape.

pressure erosion to Rome.

There’s always something else— ever ever on.

Welcome somewhere, everywhere!

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Shredding Potatoland Shredder!

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NSotA is centered around art and creativity so it feels fitting that even its website could become art itself

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'Livingmapper Heather Miles has created a set of concise information cards to introduce a range of diverse mapping techniques used by researchers, artists, geographers and community workers amongst others. These are provided here for use in workshops, research methods discussions and in planning participatory mapping. We hope they will help to encourage creative and inclusive mapping practices. Download the cards.'

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'Livingmapper Heather Miles has created a set of concise information cards to introduce a range of diverse mapping techniques used by researchers, artists, geographers and community workers amongst others. These are provided here for use in workshops, research methods discussions and in planning participatory mapping. We hope they will help to encourage creative and inclusive mapping practices. Download the cards.'

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Materials and guides produced by Livingmaps Network for creative mapmaking.

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Sasha Stile’s ‘A Living Poem’ in situ at MOMA. 🖤💚

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Rirkrit Tiravanija (the map of the land of feeling) 

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Rirkrit Tiravanija (the map of the land of feeling) 

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A major new print project by Rirkrit Tiravanija encapsulates his far-flung career.

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‘an infinite text powered by human imagination and computer algorithms. Inspired by text-based art from the Museum’s (MOMA nyc) collection, the poem rewrites and performs itself anew every 60 minutes…’

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Het waterwerk van ons geld (2022) In samenwerking met Martijn Jeroen van der Linden (Lector New Finance Haagse Hogeschool), Thomas Bollen (onderzoeksjournalist Follow The Money), Follow The Money en De Haagse Hoge School. In residentie bij De…

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A map for a child like my niece of our local part of the Thames

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I wrote the civilizations that were established along the Euphrates River to show that the river represents a “History Flow.” I also wrote the names of the surrounding countries in Cuneiform, the first writing system invented by one of the civilizations that lived along the Euphrates River (the Sumerians).

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Exhibition documenting the maps of Ursula Le Guin. Each time Le Guin imagined a new world for one of her novels, she would start by drawing a map of the story’s landscapes.

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The Word for World: The Maps of Ursula K Le Guin

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The Word for World exhibition is on view from Friday 10 October 2025 to Saturday 6 December 2025 at the Architectural Association in the AA Gallery, 36 Bedford Square, WC1B 3ES. The Word for World book by Ursula K Le Guin is available for pre-order. When Ursula K Le Guin was writing a new story, she would begin by draw

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j.tucker river map Drawing Machines 3-11-2025 class submitted 11-11-2025

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Apologies for not being able to present yesterday. I had prepared everything and was ready but my internet suddenly stopped working a few hours before the session. My family is currently in the middle of moving houses so things have been a bit chaotic and I couldn’t recharge my connection in time. I managed to upload the slides using a temporary hotspot.

I’m really sorry for the inconvenience.

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j.tucker Drawing Machines 3-11-2025 river map with movement

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Some of what I have seen when translated by spoonbill.