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Art Hack Weekend SF is an opportunity for San Francisco’s leading web designers, developers, artists and hackers to exchange concepts, projects, and to create the next phase of cutting edge web apps. The hackathon hopes to attract all who seek to push pixels out of the screen and implement highly dynamic and interactive creative experiences into their websites. With you, we hope to not just reimagine the future of the web but actually build it.
More than just a weekend hackathon, Art Hack Weekend SF will focus on unearthing new properties of the web by exploring the nature of how we build and interact with 3D objects. This hackathon’s aim is to transcend the traditional 2D experience of the internet by combining radical thinkers that dream of projects outside of the screen, but interpolate them into an web-based experience. When the Bay Area’s preeminent innovators and creatives gather together the results always yield useful projects, products, and partnerships that largely exceed the sum of their parts.
As our culture migrates onto the internet at a startling rate, we become increasingly dependent upon the use of creative applications to better understand the world we’re living in. We believe that merging technologists hailing from a variety of backgrounds with artists and other creative thinkers harvests unforeseen projects that shine light into the uncharted corners of the internet. Over the course of the weekend, web design’s playful sensibilities meet progressive visions of contemporary culture to push the boundaries of what was previously thought possible
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A few photos from the Khronos Milano Chapter Meetup June 2015. Photos used with permission from WeMake.
MP provided a great venue along with beer and pizza. I made an "intermediate" level presentation covering the basics of WebGL and GLSL, moving onto APIs and some performance tips, finishing with a hint of the future with WebGL 2 and WebVR. The event was well attended with plenty of questions, mostly about GPGPU and how to analyse, test and debug GLSL.
MP provided a great venue along with beer and pizza. I made an "intermediate" level presentation covering the basics of WebGL and GLSL, moving onto APIs and some performance tips, finishing with a hint of the future with WebGL 2 and WebVR. The event was well attended with plenty of questions, mostly about GPGPU and how to analyse, test and debug GLSL.
A few photos from the Khronos Milano Chapter Meetup June 2015. Photos used with permission from WeMake.
A few photos from the Khronos Milano Chapter Meetup June 2015. Photos used with permission from WeMake.
A few photos from the Khronos Milano Chapter Meetup June 2015. Photos used with permission from WeMake.
A few photos from the Khronos Milano Chapter Meetup June 2015. Photos used with permission from WeMake.