DARC member Winnie Soon to give a talk at School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong as part of the course “Creative Media Colloquium”.

DARC member Winnie Soon organizes a half day feminist coding workshop primarily for women, queers, LGBT, non-binaries and minorities who are interested in programming, exploring the intersection of art, language, technology and feminism.

Winnie Soon will join a panel titled “Practising Research: Knowledge Creation Through Experimental Practices” as part of The Purpose of The Future University conference at Aarhus University in Nov, 2017.

At DLRC's QTC Wednesdays, Winnie Soon will present her perspectives on creative (software related) works in order to unfold the importance of coding practice in her thinking and research, examining the infrastructure and implications of techno-cultural systems around us.

A new EU-project includes a further development, distribution and translation of the Poetry Machines. Two new partners join in – a library in Norway and a library in Romania.

An interactive Twitter installation about automated production, collective intelligence, and the value of labour and artistic production has been selected for a high profile showcase of Hong Kong video and media art from the past 30 years.