Kinetech Arts Open Lab

​This week at Open Lab, we’ll continue our exploration of projection mapping, this time using paper sheets hanging across the room as visual canvases.

​We’ll also dive into AI-generated dance scores using Move Me, the interactive system designed by Avital Meshi. If you attended DanceHack, you know how fun this can be!

​With Palladium premiering in less than three weeks, we’ll be wrapping up the lab a bit early this month to give dancers time to practice in the ODC Annex space. By the way, the tickets are on sale for the shows on November 1, 2, and 3—don't miss out!

​​There will be a zoom link up as usual:
https://zoom.us/j/495741269?pwd=OEt5SmV4VXFTUktjSHl2aWtreFJxUT09

​​**Join us on Slack to be a part of the ideation phase of Open Lab. It’s a space to pitch projects, discuss ideas, and explore the possibilities of collaborative art-making. Click the link to hop right in: https://join.slack.com/t/kinetech-arts/shared_invite/zt-2rcud2fdu-e0G6SZzUds6CC_lejb6BlQ

​​**Follow us @kinetecharts and reach out to info@kinetecharts.org if you have any questions or suggestions!

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​Photo of Avital Meshi at DanceHack 2024 by Merli V. Guerra