Upcoming events

28 Jan 2020 – 28 Apr 2020

2020 series of 2h introduction workshops to vvvv (gamma)

NODE Institute
5 € Donation Ticket

Learn creative coding with the new visual programming language. Get on-boarded with Generative Design, Interaction Design, Data Visualization, Computer Vision, Rapid Prototyping, Physical Computing, Projection Mapping, Show Control...

2 Oct 2020 – 8 Oct 2020

NODE Forum for Digital Arts 2020

Mousonturm + further locations in Frankfurt
Tickets will be available soon

2 - 8 October 2020 in Frankfurt. Save the date, prepare your patches and make your travel plans.

Project Reviews

NODE17: Designing Hope

NODE17

We dedicated the 2017 festival edition to the social and global responsibility of design and coding practices. In seven days, the international media art scene created a vibrant hub for critical debate and making, knowledge sharing between technology experts and enthusiasts.

Digitale Welten 2018

Youth Program

The second edition of the youth media arts festival in Frankfurt

Jugend hackt FFM 2018

Youth Program

The second edition of the national hackathon for teens was a blast!

NODE/TADAEX Exchange 2016/17

Collaborations

Selected Artists: Lilian Nejatpour and Simon Weckert

NODE15 Wrapped in Code – The future of the informed body

NODE15

The NODE Festival 2015 topped all previous editions: Booked up workshops and new impulses for Frankfurt's art and culture scene with this years exhibition. Mousonturm and Naxoshalle figured out to be perfect new festival locations.

Choreographic Coding Lab Nairobi/Frankfurt

International Exchange

by Alacoque Ntome, Awuor Onyango, Amelie Hinrichsen, Benjamin van Bebber, Else Tunemyr, Jared Onyango, Leo Hofmann, Melisa Allela

An international exchange project for eight artists from Kenya and Germany working with contemporary dance, performance, technology and design.

Choreographic Coding Lab – a Motion Bank format

Art Project, Laboratory

by Florian Jenett, Scott deLahunta, Jeanne Charlotte Vogt

The Choreographic Coding Lab (CCL) series offers unique opportunities of exchange and collaboration for digital media ‘code savvy’ artists who have an interest in translating aspects of choreography and dance into digital form and applying choreographic thinking to their own practice.