Festival: MIRA Digital Arts Festival 2019
MIRA Festival returns to Barcelona from 5-9 November 2019. One of the strongest and most exciting newcomers to the new wave of festivals in the…
Insight: Rachel Foley’s ‘Technocratic Birth’ and the future of reproduction
Rachel Foley is an American designer exploring the intersection of emerging technologies with our existing social, economic, and cultural systems. Through design fiction, realism, film,…
Performance: Alien Jams presents Kepla’s album launch at New River Studios London
Alien Jams, the record label run by Chloe Frieda exploring sounds across leftfield electronics, industrial, electro, EBM and noise, is launching Kepla’s debut full-length -and his first…
Insight: Evening Chants record label, building on beautifully strange music
Established in 2018, Evening Chants is a contemporary electronic label based in Singapore that presents personal strange and unknown musical explorations that highlights (but not…
Biomedia, Body Sculptures, News
Screening: Marianna Simnett’s ‘The Bird Game’ at FVU in London
Marianna Simnett is a London-based artist, challenging how bodies are perceived and imagined. “[I] imagined the world being incorporated into the bottomless depth of my…
Exhibition: ‘Through the Looking Glass’ at Ugly Duck London
Lumen is presenting this week an exhibition at Ugly Duck London, which looks at how technology has influenced our collective view of the Universe. Running until…
Exhibition: ‘Nam June Paik’ at Tate Modern in London
Nam June Paik (Seul, 1932 – Miami, 2006) better known as ‘the father of video art’, has transformed with his pioneering vision the approach to…
Festival: Semibreve in Braga, Portugal
Renowned in the whole world, Portugal’s avant-garde Semibreve Festival returns for its 9th iteration to Braga on October 25th to 29th, 2019. Celebrating all things…
Exhibition: ‘I Magma’ by Jenna Sutela at Serpentine Galleries
Reshape the relationship between technologies and contemporary society, stimulating the potential for a new collective consciousness: this is the core idea of I Magma, the…
Insight: ‘Duel’ Kinetic installation by VOLNA Collective
VOLNA is an art collective from St Petersburg whose visual art installations revolve around the interplay of light and darkness. The group first came together…
CLOT Magazine recommends: OCTOBER
Frieze London, Regent’s Park London, 3–6 October 2019 The renowned art fair returns for another year in Regent’s Park, bringing together the usual presentations from…
Exhibition: ‘Crepuscolo’ by Matteo Zamagni at Anise Gallery London
Matteo Zamagni is an Italian-born new media artist and director based in London. A while back we feature his excellent Horror Vacui, a short film…
Exhibition: ‘Transformer’ at 180 The Strand London
Transformers: A Rebirth of Wonder is a new group exhibition opening at 180 The Strand on October 2nd as part of Frieze London 2019. Curated…
AI & A.Life, Digital Culture, News
Insight: On ‘The Tyranny of Language’ at HdM GALLERY London
The Tyranny of Language is an AI meets Art exhibition displaying a solo show by Charles Sandison. The exhibition is open to the public at…
Event: EarthxFilm for Climate Week NYC
This week, from September 23-30, Climate Week NYC is being held. Climate Week NYC is the summit taking place every year in New York City…
Festival: ‘ACT 2 – The Echo Chamber’ Lapsus Barcelona
On September 28, Lapsus returns with ACT 2, where its activities will be divided between the Barcelona Centre for Contemporary Culture (CCCB, co-producer of the…
Exhibition: ‘Sounds/Codes/Images: Audio Experimentation in Visual Arts’
The exhibition Sounds / Codes / Images: Audio Experimentation in Visual Arts is a historical tour of art that aims to represent the audio experience…
Unsound Krakow 2019: Highlights
In less than two weeks, another edition of Unsound Krakow will be taking place. Solidarity is this year’s theme of the festival that will take…
Festival: L.E.V. Matadero 2019 in Madrid
L.E.V. Festival, one of the most acknowledged avant-garde festivals in Spain, opens a new chapter in its history. For the first time, the festival leaves…
Editor’s Pick: Jesse Kanda’s new album ‘Labyrinth’ and video-premiere
We’ve always been huge fans of Jesse Kanda‘s visual art for which he is widely known; his modern, gothic surrealist art, especially with his work…