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A couple of lines of bio for the publication:

Brendan Howell is a media artist and an engineer. He has created various software works and interactive electronic inventions. He lives and works in Berlin, Germany and teaches at the Berliner Technische Kunsthochschule and the Kunsthochschule Berlin, Weißensee.


Colm Lally’s own artistic practice is concerned with the constitution of the Event. He founded and runs E:vent Gallery and has been a generous host to the ex_code project. We give great thanks to him without whom this London iteration of the project would never have happened.

Dave Griffiths was raised on an early education in weaving, bell ringing and 8bit computers, and is now dedicated to changing the world with free software, live animation and noise. Currently he is working with the Brussels based FoAM art laboratory and performs as part of slub - a livecoding band. He creates installations, open source software and teaches workshops around the themes of games, music and the lisp programming language.

Eleonora Oreggia is a media artist born in Milan and based in Europe/UK. She received a Master Degree with honor in Philosophy from the University of Bologna (DAMS), with a thesis in Semiotics of Art. She worked few years as editor and researcher at Netherlands Institute for Media Art (NIMK) in Amsterdam, and she has been Researcher in Design at Jan van Eyck Academie in Maastricht in 2008/09. She is currently PhD candidate at Goldsmiths, University of London, Department of Cultural Studies.

Hannah Wen-Shan Shieh writes short stories, poems, and essays. She is currently a research student in Critical and Creative Writing at the University of Sussex. She received her MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University in New York and has taught Chinese Literature at Shih Chien University in Taipei, Taiwan. 

Jonathan Kemp is an artist involved the elaboration of life coding strategies usually by way of some breton-brut sleights of hand. 

Laura Oldfield Ford is an artist and writer based in London known for her politically active and poetic engagement
with London as a site of social antagonism. She is the author of Savage Messiah zine which articulates her psychogeographic movements around the city.

Leif Elggren, born by two idiots, enjoys the title of King. He is based in Stockholm, and is running a small record label and a publishing company called firework. He is also a son of God.


Liam Scully is an artist who lives and works in London, He graduated from Chelsea college of art in 2003 with an MA in fine art. Currently he likes to paint, draw, sculpt, perform and cook - for Exquisite Code he cooked, for which ex_code give very heartfelt thanks!


Martin Howse operates within the fields of discourse, speculative hardware (environmental data in open physical systems), code (an examination of layers of abstraction), free software and the situational (performances and interventions).

Preslav Literary School (Adam Thomas) makes live tape collages using sounds drawn from an ever-growing archive of self-generated or discovered outsider noise, found sound and spoken word cassettes.

Ryan Jordan is a UK based artist working with DIY punk electronics, physical performance, Pure Data, and noise. He makes
live electronic music/noise performances which incorporate human physical movements and strobe lighting as their essential foundation. Ryan also curates several noise, experimental and computer arts events
and concerts in the UK, such as hac… and noise=noise. He is an active member of London based open source collective, OpenLab; and has released music on Bad Sekta, Anithematica/CovenH, AntiGen and NoizMutations. He has also studied BA Sonic Arts at Middlesex University, London, and gained a Distinction in MFA Computational Studio Arts at Goldsmiths
University, London.

Sabrina Small has achieved dilletante status as a cook, writer, German speaker and petty thief.

Exquisite_Code would like to thank the Arts Council England and E:vent Gallery for their support in the production of this event.
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