agenda

Notice: this is an in-person only event in Groningen - no online streaming available.

Free entrance.

Limited space, so register here: https://luma.com/45i5w55s

The Claude Community is coming to Groningen! And will be hosting a Coding w/ Claude evening at our host NP3 | RE:Search:Gallery.

Tonight’s focus will be on coding with Claude Code: coding strategies, prompt refinements and how to create and use skills. All with a touch of algorithmic art, sonic waves, audio output, noise and visuals.

Whether you are a developer exploring AI-powered coding workflows, a founder prototyping your next idea or simply curious about what Claude Code can do, this evening is for you! Feel free to BYOL: Bring Your Own Laptop 💻 programmable instruments or other hardware. We'll be creating!

AGENDA
19:30 Welcome
19:45 Coding w/ Claude - Vincent Bruijn
We’ll explore together (hands-on!) ways to utilize Claude Code: coding strategies, tips for prompting and using SKILLS.
w/ Special guest: Dragan Glamočić - AI as collaborator, builder, and slightly chaotic studio assistant

21:30 - 23:00 Vibe Coding meets Spectral Shimmer: free and freely collective audiovisual jamming with your own software and hardware: visuals, sound scapes, waves, beeps……
Technical background is helpful but not required. Curiosity is essential!

This event is supported by Anthropic and organized by Claude Community Ambassadors. Claude Community reserves the right to approve or reject any registration. We reserve the right to deny entry to registered attendees at the door if the venue safety limits are exceeded. The agenda may change, limited space.

Vibe Coding meets Spectral Shimmer
This special edition of Spectral Shimmer is part of Coding w/ Claude!
Free Entrance

The Claude Community is coming to Groningen and will be hosting a Coding w/ Claude evening at NP3 | RE:Search:Gallery. Check the full programme here!

Vibe Coding meets Spectral Shimmer: free and freely collective audiovisual jamming with your own software and hardware: visuals, sound scapes, waves, beeps……

Spectral shimmer is an ongoing concept by NP3, a cross-disciplinary improvisational sharing of frequencies, visuals, actions, and sounds. A setup for audio and visuals is ready to plug in instruments, laptops, iPads, synths, or software patches. In Spectral Shimmer, sound, visuals, and performance techniques come together. Join the experiment and collaboration!

Artist talk + lab opening
Free entrance
Registration via www.np3.nu is required, as spots are limited.

14.15 - Doors open
14.35 - Doors (really) close
14.45 - Start programme
17.00 - Doors reopen / drinks / winding down
Language: English.

Ritzo ten Cate shares images, audio, insights and the source code behind “Holding Pain”:
a photographic ritual in which he collectively explores grief, vulnerability, and connection through ongoing research.

On March 29th, Ritzo introduces his work with an artist talk (with experiential elements), followed by a reflective and hands-on participatory afternoon centred on open-source collaboration. Participants are invited to experiment with the material —individually or together— in an open lab for exploration and create new (but connected) work.

Artists and makers are welcome to participate in a multi-session making-process at NP3 using Ritzo’s work as a starting-point for a collective making practice. By responding to, transforming, or combining the Holding Pain code and data with their own artistic practice, this open process prioritises collective exploration of vulnerability and grief over sole authorship of ideas.

About Holding Pain:
Holding Pain is a digital shamanic, photographic ritual inquiry into how we deal with what we would rather avoid. In Ritzo’s setup, one-on-one winter rituals took place in nature; in March the participants of these rituals meet in the closed session “Holding Pain Together” — to share what can be shared, turning the individual into the collective.

Then follows the start of “What Remains of Holding Pain”, an exposing, an exposure of what remains, where the individual and collective may dissolve into the universal. This process starts with “Welcome to Holding Pain”.

And you are welcome.

More info about the work: Holding Pain.