Supported Projects
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COSA awarded several micro-grants to technologists working on projects dealing with ML5, an open-source machine learning library.
A code-playground designed for fully realizing the Web's creative potential.
PEmbroider is an open-source Processing library for controlling computerized embroidering machines by Golan Levin.
Out of the Black Box (OBB) is a workshop series that aimed to help children uncover the magical logic of computation through arts and crafts.
CARL, a project by Char Stiles and Chirag Dave, offers an open-source mobile augmented reality experience designed for “algoraves.”
Feminist Data Set is a project that interrogates every step of the AI process. Every step exists to question and analyze the pipeline of creating using machine learning—is each step feminist, is it intersectional, does each step have bias and how can that bias be removed?
Sound Control is an open-source software that enables users to create unique musical instruments controlled through body movements.
Cassie Tarakajian has set out to improve accessibility within the p5.js editor.
The Electric Zine Maker by Nathalie Lawhead is a printshop and art tool for easily making and printing zines
Synopsis is an open-source tool for “computational cinematography” by Anton Marini and Rahul Somani.
Everest Pipkin's collection of resources for artists gathers together calls for artwork, residency applications, among many other important information and tools.
An alternative easy to use timeline tool for openFrameworks.
Rigglin by JT Nimoy is a visual programming tool that Uses the Blockly API with the P5.js language.
Contributors in Residence Luca Damasco and Zachary Rizoli of Wick Editor
Contributor in Residence Ari Melenciano