Building Hours - RFS

Fri · Sep 4·4 PM – 10 PM·Recwell Fitness Studio Building Hours · Berkeley

Sat · Sep 5·10 AM – 6 PM·Recwell Fitness Studio Building Hours · Berkeley

Sun · Sep 6·The Bancroft Library (corridor) · Berkeley

The Bancroft Library's collections of materials relating to the Philippines span nearly 500 years. Highlights in this exhibit include a transcript of an Inquisitorial trial from 1646, a prayer book written in the Cebuano language, and UC Berkeley Filipino student publications from 1905 to the present. The exhibit also…

Sun · Sep 6·Worth Ryder Art Gallery, Anthropology & Art Building, Rm 116 · Berkeley

The Department of German and the Department of Art Practice are excited to announce the opening of Hidden Layers: AI Infrastructures and Hallucinations, curated by Antonio Somaini with Hannes Bajohr, Sonja Thiel and Elena Yu, in dialogue with the France–Berkeley research initiative The Latent Spaces of Culture, and on…

Sun · Sep 6·9:45 AM – 10:45 AM·La Peña Cultural Center, 3105 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA

Brazil is a country that is rich in music and dance. Often what is advertised as Brazilian dance in the United States, is only what has been explored in the […] \n

Sun · Sep 6·10:30 AM – 12 AM·Tilden (Berkeley): Environmental Education Center

TILDEN NATURE AREA – Gather ‘round for a wonderful children’s book read aloud. Meet at the front desk of the Environmental Education Center . Wheelchair Accessible. Drop-in; no registration required. For information call 510-544-2217. Dates in Sept & Oct: Sep 6, 13, 20, & 27. Oct 4, 11, 18, & 25.

Thu · Sep 3·6:30 PM – 8 PM·Anthropology & Art Building, Rm 285 · Berkeley

French-Canadian artist Grégory Chatonsky, a pioneer of net art and among the first artists to work through machine learning discusses the concept at the heart of his recent practice: the "fourth memory." Working across installation, generative text and image, sculpture, and photography, Chatonsky treats this as a memor…

Thu · Sep 3·6:30 PM – 8 PM·Anthropology & Art Building, Rm 285 · Berkeley

French-Canadian artist Grégory Chatonsky, a pioneer of net art and among the first artists to work through machine learning presents a lecture titled "INFRALLUCINATION."Hallucination has become the ambivalent concept of our digital era: oscillating between an error to be corrected and a driver of radical inventiveness.…