Build Your Own Pirate TV Transmitters - Pre-event Workshop
Workshop is Now Full! Artists from Neighborhood Public Radio will teach attendees how to build small low-wattage analog TV transmitters that can accept input from computers and VCRs. Some of the transmitters built in this workshop may be used in the Funeral event. This workshop is open to the public; space is strictly limited, and we can accept only first 15 registrants. To register, email Kris Paulsen at kris.paulsen@gmail.com. This event will take place in the BCNM Commons, 340 Moffitt Library, UC Berkeley campus (within walking distance to the museum for the main event, below).
BCNM Commons
7:00 PM
Doors Open - Open to Public, Free Admission
Berkeley Art Museum, 2621 Durant Ave., Berkeley, CA. Add your Analog TV to be recycled courtesy of the Alameda County Computer Resource Center. The first 40 TVs will be accepted and used as an integral part of the service. Somber attire encouraged. Remember to bring cash and ID for full bar courtesy of the RockStar Bartenders.
Berkeley Art Museum, Durant Lobby
7:30 PM
Paul Saffo - Rememberance
Paul Saffo, Stanford Professor and media scholar, will speak about the history and future of broadcast media.Theater seats 230, overflow served by TV broadcast to lobby
Museum Theater
8:00 PM
Reminiscing - Wake
Discussion, mingling, sharing stories of the departed.
