C³: Codes, Creativity, Communities | Open House

The C³ open house is a show case of 16 ideas developed collaboratively within the project over the last two years. This is the first time that the works will be presented to the public with the aim to receive feedback and generate conversations. On Jan 14, Noni Mouse will perform a live set at 7 pm.

About C³
The C³ program welcomes participants from the fields of culture and technology to expand their imagination and creativity through collaborative engagements, toward cultural production and civil society concerns. The C³ community consists of artists, musicians, film-makers, writers, coders, and creative cultural practitioners from all fields. The program aims to build on and contribute to existing open source knowledge platforms and resources, to extend existing communities, networks, platforms, and databases with a collaborative approach, and to move towards innovation efficiently. C³ is developed with the basic understanding that for every collaborative project, every open-source initiative, there is already an existing network and community around it, most operational and moving forward. The program aspires to become a bridge between these different communities, and to catalyse collaborations within these communities themselves.

C³: Codes, Creativity, Communities is a regional program initiated by Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan Mumbai (India) along with Zentrum für Kunst und Medien ZKM, Karlsruhe (Germany) and delivered by BeFantastic. With special thanks to Harkat Studio
 

SCHEDULE
13th January 23	3 - 6 pm	OPEN HOUSE
14th January 23	10 am - 6 pm	OPEN HOUSE | With a live set by Noni Mouse at 7pm
15th January 23	10 am - 6 pm	OPEN HOUSE

 

Projects / Ideas presented:

Climate Art Taskforce: A global alliance of interdisciplinary digital artists working to slow down climate change.

Delta Lives: A multi-dimensional project aimed to build an interdisciplinary creative framework to address social gender and climate justice within marginalised and indigenous societies.

Fly by Ear: Understanding and Implementing Game Design for People with a Visual Impairment.

India Arts Education Forum An open-source, community-led platform that democratises access to arts education and training in India.

India Arts Funding Forum: An open source forum for Indian artists to discover funding opportunities, receive feedback on applications to build a transparent arts funding ecosystem.

M19 Initiative: O2 Repair Camps - A decentralized repair and reuse ecosystem for medical grade equipment such as oxygen concentrators in India.

MIXED SIGNALS noisy radios in silent archives: An audio-visual web interface for discussing and collecting the history of radio in India along with audio resources.

Pooja is Calling: Raising awareness about digital frauds and scams through immersive experiences and music.

Reading Room: A web platform that becomes the digital version of a public space through immersive storytelling.

Restoration Toolbox: An open source platform to enable participation from various communities to preserve their heritage in a secure way.

Simulating Plant Evolution: Interactive simulations to explore the evolution of a virtual plant population through the processes of natural or artificial selection.

Tektome.cc A participative repository of Traditional Ecological Knowledges (TEK) designed as a tool for climate action.

The Colour App: An app to explore the relationship we share with our data through colour, art and creative collaboration.

Theatre via Streaming Technology (TST): An easy-to-use Information and Communications Technology (ICT) platform to deliver cultural and educational content to the elderly.

Threads: A digital archive of socially significant events.

Whale Tales An engaging visual narrative experience highlighting carbon sequestration of whales through interactive storytelling and Augmented Reality instances.