[OpenGLAM] Hack the Bells!

[Sarah Stierch]

Hi everyone! 

I have been developing a project as a fellow at the Berkeley Center for New Media, and I'm pleased to announce it: 

July 1 was the launch of Hack the Bells - the world's first juried open license new media contest. This contest is for anyone who has skills in music, remix, writing, art, new media, dance, hacking - ANYTHING goes! All works submitted must be licensed under CC BY SA 4.0! 

http://hackthebells.org/home

The winner of this contest, which celebrates the music of the carillon, will be awarded $700 USD and their work will be acquired by the University of California, Berkeley, and the Anton Brees Carillon Library. You will also have the opportunity to perform your piece if it requires such, on campus. Two runner-up's will be awarded $100 USD each. 

You can submit artwork or even apps, robots, whatever - hack the bells by simply downloading the freely licensed music on the website, or use the freely licensed images we have available - or create something unique to you that is carillon oriented.

Submissions are due September 1. Anyone can submit - from anywhere!

Our jury includes:

-Jeff Davis, University Carillonist, UC Berkeley
-Alex Freeman, Director of Special Projects, The New Media Consortium
-Lizzy Jongma, Datamanager at the Rijksmusuem
-Susan Miller, Program Manager of The Consortium for Interdisciplinary Research (CIR), UC Berkeley
-Greg Niemeyer, Director, Berkeley Center for New Media

Please spread the word! (#hackthebells)


-Sarah Stierch
@sarah_stierch
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