SCHEDULE

Location: HAAS PaVILION, Mills College
at Northeastern University

PARKING: Security can help you but basically, either park on the road next to Haas or in the parking lot to the right of security after you first enter campus.

WHERE TO GO: Haas is the first big white pyramid roofed building to your left after you pass the soccer fields. Follow signs for DanceHack. We will be in Studio 1 in the Basement and the main entrance is not the best way to get there. Best to use the entrance on the southeast-side of the building.

FriDAY, Sep 27

12 - 1 pm: Doors Open / Registration

1 - 1:20 pm: Meet & Greet

1:20 - 2 pm: Demonstration/Discussion of AI wearable technology & Roomba Robot with Avital Meshi & Ian Winters

2- 2:50 pm: Improvisation with Data Structures with Daiane Lopes Da Silva

3 - 3:50 pm: Creative Collaborations: How to dance hack with a diverse group of people with Sheldon Smith

4 - 5 pm: How does AI technology shape our identity, social dynamics, and culture? with Avital Meshi OR Introduction to Isadora with Ian Winters

5 - 6 pm: Pizza Party + Networking

6 - 7 pm: Clock, Fall—a presentation by Sydney Skybetter (lecture)

7 - 8 pm: Close Out


SATURDAY, SEP 28

9 - 9:30 am: Doors Open / Coffee & Breakfast

9:30 - 10:25 am: Isadora Izzycast with Mark Coniglio live from Berlin

10:30 - 10:55 am: Group Circle, Warm Up, Hacking Groups

11 - 11:55 pm: Biophysical Expression, Affect & Movement by Grisha Coleman

12 - 1 pm: Lunch

1 - 4:30 pm: Hacking time

4:30 - 5 pm: Lithuanian crew show time!!

Hacking continues/Dinner on your own

7 - 8 pm: Close Out


SUNDAY, SEP 29

9 - 9:30 am: Doors Open / Coffee & Breakfast

9:30 - 12 pm: Hacking

10 - 10:30 am: Movement Espresso

12 - 1 pm: Lunch

2 - 4 pm: Presentation Prep / Finalize Prototypes

4 - 5:30 pm: DanceHack Informal Showing!!!

6 pm: Wrap Up / Strike

 
 

Dancehack Informal showing

A showing/demonstration of dance and technology experiments created over the DanceHack weekend. Participants are invited to share a brief idea that they have been working on. Experiments might include working with robotics, interactivity, AI and other cutting edge technologies.

Where when and does it cost anything?

The showing is free! Just show up and hang out.

We will begin as close to 4pm on Sunday Sept. 29 as possible, but know that this is the last part of a wonderfully chaotic weekend so not everything always starts on time

Most of the showing will take place in Studio 1 in the basement of Haas Pavilion on the MCNU campus. Part of the showing may roam into additional spaces as needed.