Open Web Art - JS for Interactive, Collaborative, and Hackable Art

Explore the world of interactive and collaborative art using JavaScript in this JSConf 2014 talk by Kawandeep Virdee. Discover how to create powerful, expressive works that inspire conversations, creativity, and wonder among groups of people. Learn about using JS for web art, installation art, and projection art, taking advantage of web standards and improved browser performance to make your creations accessible across various platforms. Delve into topics such as interactive dinner tables, LED microphones, public art installations, and collaborative projects. Gain insights on leveraging tools like Tumblr, webcams, and Canvas to bring your artistic visions to life. Explore the concept of "hackable" art and how the openness of the JavaScript community encourages exploration, learning, and modification of creative works. By the end of this 26-minute presentation, you'll be inspired to push the boundaries of web art and create interactive experiences that engage and captivate audiences.

Introduction
Interactive Art
Dinner Table
LED Microphone
Browser
Public Art
Collaborative Art
Tumblr
Webcam
Art Hack Day
Visual Buffers
Canvas
Mobile
Facebook Reaction
Hacked
Play with it