
ALT A flier for Fellowship Info session #1 for ‘Sustaining Community: Expansion & Access’. The date & time reads: 10am EST April 5, 2024 Friday. Below this reads, ‘Details & RSVP below and in bio’ with the link: tinyurl.com/fellowship2024-infosession in a dark purple oval. To the write, it reads, ‘By’ on top of photos of Tsige Tafesse, Program Manager and Raphaël de Courville, Processing Community Lead Fellow. The footer reads, ‘April, 2024’ with the Processing Foundation logo in dark purple to the left.

ALT A flier for Fellowship Info session #1 for ‘Sustaining Community: Expansion & Access’. The title reads, ‘Tsige Tafesse’ with ‘Programs Manager’ as the subtitle. The body text includes a photo of Tsige Tafesse, a dark skinned Ethiopian woman smiling while looking towards the left, with her hair in a bun. She is posed in front of a red brick wall. Underneath her photo reads, ‘Tsige Tafesse (she/they) is a technologist & art worker.’ To the right, her bio reads, “Tsige Tafesse is currently serving as the Program Manager at Processing Foundation. They are a curatorial fellow at The Kitchen NYC, a part of the Studio Museum of Harlem’s Arts Leadership Praxis, and a member of NEWINC Art&Code. Tsige previously worked in institutions including New Museum, The Africa Center, and The New School. She has spoken at a variety of institutions Princeton, MoMa, Eyeo, Art Basel, NYU, Afrotectopia, etc and has public programs/curitorialy consulted at MoCa, Data & Society, School for Poetic Computation, A

ALT A flier for Fellowship Info session #1 for ‘Sustaining Community: Expansion & Access’. The title reads, ‘Raphaël de Courville’ with ‘Processing Community Lead Fellow’ as the subtitle. The body text includes a photo of Raphaël de Courville, an Armenian-French man smiling slightly looking towards the left. He has a long beard and is posed in front of a black background. Underneath his photo reads, ‘Raphaël de Courville (he/him) is a generative artist and designer from Paris.’ To the right, his bio reads, “Since 2012 he is a co-founder and co-host of Creative Code Berlin, a community that promotes collaboration between artists and coders. Raphaël streams twice a week on Twitch, mostly about Creative Coding. He lives and works in Berlin.” The footer reads, ‘April, 2024’ with the Processing Foundation logo in dark purple to the left.

























