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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions pcd-website/src/content/events/pcd-toronto-2026/content.md
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{
"id": "pcd-toronto-2026",
"uid": "0675c87",
"organizers": [
{
"name": "Stephen Boyd, @sspboyd"
}
],
"primary_contact": {
"name": "Stephen Boyd",
"email": "stephen@sspboyd.ca"
},
"organization_name": "Stephen Boyd, Studio",
"organization_url": "http://sspboyd.ca",
"organization_type": "Studio, tech company, startup",
"online_event": false,
"event_url": "",
"event_name": "PCD @ Toronto, 2026",
"event_location": {
"address": "1475 Gerrard St E Studio, Lower Level, Toronto, ON M4L 2A1, Canada",
"plus_code": "87M2MMCH+XQ"
},
"event_date": "",
"event_start_time": "",
"event_end_time": "",
"event_short_description": "We will be running a workshop on generative art using P5.js as well as hosting a talk about Stephen's 20+ years of making art with Processing.",
"event_activities": [
"Show-and-tell",
"Hands-on workshops",
"Exhibition"
],
"event_page_url": "",
"forum_thread_url": "https://discourse.processing.org/t/pcd-toronto-2026/48865",
"city": "Toronto",
"country": "Canada",
"placeholder": false,
"intake": {
"issue_number": 163,
"submitted_by_github": "sspboyd",
"submitted_date": "2026-07-23",
"maintainer_notes": "Hey there. Here's my thinking for the PCD Toronto event so far:\n\n1. A hands-on p5.js workshop, “Rules, Randomness, Repeatability,” during the first two weeks of October. The workshop will be targeted for beginner to intermediate level of Processing knowledge.\n2. A talk and open studio at GAS, with generative work made using Processing on the walls as live examples of a 25-year generative practice.\n\nI have a gallery to host the workshop at and we can do the talk there as well. The gallery is called GAS (Gerrard Art Space) in Toronto. \n\nI know Nick Fox-Grieg is also interested in helping out so we might add to the events if he's up for something else too."
}
}