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Constant_V: Bye Bye Binary typotheque 2.0 launch Opening: Thursday 26-09-2024 18:00 -> 22:00 Come celebrate the Bye Bye Binary typotheque 2.0 launch! Bye Bye Binary (BBB) is a French-Belgian collective created in 2018. It proposes the (…)

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Constant at Fubar Festival 2024 Constant will be part of the "Questioning Infrastructure" panel at this year's Fubar Festival! At Constant we have been busy for many years finding ways to support and archive the modes of (…)

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The mobile studio: get out of the radio studios and into the city! On Monday, October 14, we're offering a workshop with Arthur Lacomme from Radio Panik on mobile radio studio devices. The mobile studio is a light, modular device specially designed to get out (…)

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ConfusingTechySituations - loops with crochet Imagine a crochet workshop where patterns are seen as living algorithms, where each stitch is a step in an unfolding pattern. While computers may generate crochet patterns, it's the human hand (…)

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Constant_V on the move *WHEN Opening: Thursday 24 - 10 - 2024 17:00 -> 21:00 Presentation: 18:30 -> 20:00 Exhibition: 25 -> 27 - 10 - 2024 13:00 -> 18:00 *WHAT Constant invites back the people behind 4 projects (…)

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A Cane, Sticky notes, Another body : Interface Space During the worksession A Cane, Sticky notes, Another body, a group of 30 people collaborate and experiment with playful ways to 'go online', while working with the beauty of dysfluency, the (…)

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Workshop Bye Bye Binary typotheque 2.0 Bye Bye Binary (BBB) is a French-Belgian collective created in 2018. It proposes the exploration of new typographic shapes adapted to the French language, especially the creation of new characters (…)

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ConfusingCodingSituations - forever work in progress Join us for our next confusing coding situations where we share our unfinished, stored, failed, slowly forgotten projects — those bits of code, ideas, and experiments that never reached the finish (…)