Grant call: ‘2019 Art + Technology Lab’ LACMA
The Art + Technology Lab at LACMA is once again accepting proposals from artists for experimental projects with awards of up to $50,000 plus in-kind support…
AI & A.Life, Digital Culture, News
Open Call: ‘Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence’ European AI Lab
The European ARTificial Intelligence Lab is a follow-up project to the European Digital Art and Science Network. It aims to offer international artists working…
Listen: Exclusive upfront show from the Threads Radio Station launch
Exciting news for the music community in London. Threads, a new radio station, is being launched in Tottenham on 25 January. Rasing from the ashes…
Digital Culture, News, Scout & Trends
Exhibition: Allan Gardner WIP at RCA
Allan Gardner is a Scottish artist and writer, currently contributing in our publication. Last weekend he was presenting some of his artworks at the…
Performance series: ‘AMOENUS’ by Christian Duka at Aures London
Christian Duka is a curator, sound designer and music artist of the generation that emerged in the wake of digital technology. He lectures Electronic Music…
Digital Culture, Interviews, Scout & Trends
Editor’s pick: ‘Horror Vacui’ by MATTEO ZAMAGNI
Matteo Zamagni is an Italian born new media artist, currently living and working in London. Through the use of emerging technologies, Zamagni creates audiovisual…
AI & A.Life, Digital Culture, News
Exhibition: ‘UUmwelt’ by Pierre Huyghe at the Serpentine Galleries
Pierre Huyghe is a French artist born in 1962 and very well known for creating complex installations and environments in which living and non-living…
Insight: An empathy trip, The Waldorf Project’s ‘FUTURO-X’
We’ve talked about The Waldorf Project in previous instances. A project incepted and directed by Sean Rogg, The Waldorf Project is an immersive experience and an…
Computing Art, Digital Culture, News
Exhibition and program: ‘The New Alphabet’ at HKW
Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW) in Berlin is presenting a new exhibition and research program. After the long-term projects The Anthropocene Project (2013–2015)…
Computing Art, Digital Culture, Interviews
BEN GROSSER, understanding the perception of social media
Nothing in this (digital) world is true. And Ben Grosser understands this. True to his own circuit bending philosophy, Ben Grosser uses software to…
Web Residencies: ‘Planetary Glitch’ curated by Mary Maggic
Deadline day today for this interesting residency by ZKM (Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe). With the premise of The glitch is the catalyst, not…
Computing Art, Digital Culture, News
Exhibition: ‘RE-FIGURE-GROUND’ at arebyte Gallery
arebyte Gallery are managing to keep us excited about their new exhibitions. Their opening show for 2019 explores the idea of simulation, fake identities and realities,…
CLOT Magazine recommends: JANUARY
Carte Blanche to Tomas Saraceno: ON AIR, Palais de Tokyo Paris, until 6 January 2019 Last chance to see a new exhibition by Tomás Saraceno -this time…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
Launch: TBA21-Academy’s Ocean Space in Venice
TBA21–Academy fosters a deeper understanding of the ocean, leveraging art to engender creative solutions to the most pressing issues facing the ocean today. The…
Digital Culture, H0 Institute, News
Open Call: OTHERWISE Festival by H0 – Institute for Metamorphosis
With the excess of festivals, conferences and all sorts of events competing in quality and originality (the same topics and angles seen over and…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
Exhibition: ‘MoRFES’ by Maria Yablonina at Kapelica Gallery
Kapelica Gallery (founded in 1995 in Ljubljana) is one of the reference institutions for contemporary investigative arts worldwide. Their transgressive programme, which consists of…
Artwork: ‘By the code of soil’ by Kasia Molga and Scanner
Twice daily the European Space Agency’s flagship satellite, Sentinel-1A maps the land and sea, capturing things like forestry, agriculture and weather conditions to support…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
Book: Tidalectics by TBA21 at Tate Modern
The seas and oceans in the planet oceans cover two-thirds of the planet, shaping human history and culture, home to countless species. Yet we…
Editor’s Pick: Art Futura 2018: The Day After
Stour Space, located in a formerly disused building in Hackney Wick, is from the outside fairly nondescript – a seemingly unlikely location for this…
CLOT Magazine recommends: DECEMBER
Protocols of Uncertainty, Gossamer Fog London, until 16 December 2018 In the totally technologically mediated environment, the exponential multiplication of levels of abstraction, the widespread adoption of automation,…