Hack the City is about using open data for a better urban and civic experience.
It’s a hands-on event to use public data to test and prototype ideas, apps and products that can reveal something different about your city, or help people find out and engage more easily with the events, incidents and decisions that affects them.
Hack the City evolves and experiments with every iteration. They are hacking with the well-placed intervention of Kairotic, the Weaving Codes – Coding Weaves project. The project is led by artist-programmer Alex McLean and takes the relationship between patterns in code and traditional weavecraft as a starting point for investigating the influence of digital technology in making.















