Coding is often seen as computational, mathematical and, sometimes, boring. But it has a creative side. Processing, a programming language created at the Massachusetts's Institute of Technology ...

"Processing is an enormously popular, very-high-level programming language that began at MIT in 2001. As originally developed by MIT Media Lab alums Casey Reas and Benjamin Fry—both artists and ...

Computer programming has taken on a new dimension as a radical art form.

Processing, an open source programming language and environment for people who want to create images, animations and interactions, will soon be released for iOS. In case you’re not familiar with ...

Creative Coding II: AV focuses on digital tools that create interactive, real-time, audiovisual outputs, which can be applied toward works of live performance, single-channel video, music composition, ...

The MS track in Creative Industries equips students with skills in three areas:Design—needs assessment, articulating alternatives, selection process, iteration, developing solutions.The business of ...

Learn more about creative coding and the role that ideas such as process, experimentation and algorithm play in this creative field featuring artists, designers and code enthusiasts by watching ...

Cinder, a “peer-reviewed, free, open source C++ library for creative coding” started by the folks at The Barbarian Group, has emerged from its early beginnings as an internal resource into a ...

The art world provides us with a precedent for how new technologies can impact markets; from the intersection of creators with AI, to sales on the blockchain, to the relationship of community and ...

Hackathons are mostly attended by men. Male-to-female ratios at these marathon creative coding and making events are often as low as 15:1, and if organizers hit 20 percent women, it’s a win. The goal ...