Kadenze Names May the International Month of Creative Code

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Let the creative coding community rejoice! Kadenze has joined forces with many leading universities, institutions, and organizations to declare May as the “International Month of Creative Code .” Forget one day—a full month out of every year will now be dedicated towards putting the spotlight on creative code-related events, new courses, artist features, interviews, and projects.

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