Computing Art, Digital Culture, News
Festival: ArtFutura, Humanized Technology
What does it mean to be human in the age of technology? And does digital technology adapt to our real aspirations and needs or…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
Exhibition: ‘Agonism /Antagonism’ at the Grant Museum of Zoology
The title of the exhibition ‘Agonism/Antagonism’ derives from a relational understanding of the two terms, where ‘Agonism’ – as a political theory emphasising the importance…
Residence: Symmetry at CERN, ALMA and VLT
Symmetry is a new residency programme launched to foster interdisciplinary exchange between artists and scientists working or living in Chile and Switzerland. It combines the residency of…
Digital Culture, News, Robotics & Kinetics, Sound
Perfomance: Martin Messier and Yro at MUTEK Japan
ASHES is a new visual and sound performance originating from the first collaboration between Montreal artistMartin Messier and French artist Yro (Élie Blanchard). There…
Festival: NODE, digital art and music festival in Modena
Taking place between the 14th and 17th November 2018, Modena welcomes the ninth edition of NODE festival, bringing to Italy a series of interesting…
CLOT Magazine recommends: NOVEMBER
MIRA festival, Fabra i Coats Barcelona, 8–10 November 2018 MIRA the digital arts is back in Barcelona. Focused on new trends in digital culture and technology,…
Computing Art, Digital Culture, News, Sound
Festival: ‘Phonetics’, digital and sound art festival in Algiers
Phonetics is a new digital art festival focused on sound art and avant-garde musical practice, taking place this November in Algiers. The festival also…
AI & A.Life, Digital Culture, News
Insight: OBVIOUS, Digital Objects and the first AI-generated artwork auctioned by Christie’s
“What is in truth the thing, insofar as it is a thing? When we so ask, we want to learn to know the being-thing…
Digital Culture, Key Artists, News, Sound
Performance review: Ryoji Ikeda at the Barbican
Ryoji Ikeda was back at the Barbican for a dual show. Both parts contrasting but complimentary of the work of the groundbreaking Japanese audiovisual composer. Ikeda…
Biomedia, News, Series, STATE Studio
Opening: STATE Studio Berlin
On 27 October 2018, STATE opens its first participatory science and art gallery: STATE Studio Berlin, a new experimental, participatory and discursive gallery space…
Event: Gene editing, sexual reproduction and the arts
On October 27th, interdisciplinary group ArtSci Salon will present a panel discussion addressing the topic of gene editing and sexual reproduction from a sciart perspective….
Exhibition: ‘The World as a Field of Data’ at ZKM
Opening on the 20th October, Open Codes presents their second exhibition project, ‘The World as a Field of Data’, a large-scale installation exploring a…
Insight: Commend See (RVNG Intl) and Phantom Experiences in NYC
A couple of years ago, Commend, a small New York City record shop and gallery space and the gravitational center of the RVNG universe,…
Biomedia, Computing Art, Digital Culture, News
Public digital artwork: ‘Duality of Life’ at Brighton Digital Festival
Duality of Life by Nexus Studios is a playful artificial life form and ever-evolving digital interactive artwork that responds to external stimuli and data. A…
Biomedia, Body Sculptures, News
Conference: TTT18 and “Interstellar bodies and stories” in Mexico City
The third international interdisciplinary conference “Taboo – Transgression – Transcendence in Art & Science” will take place on 11-13 November 2018 in Mexico City,…
Biomedia, Digital Couture, News
Conference: e-cuerpo in Mexico City
E-cuerpo is an international encounter of makers and theorists focusing on Wearable Art & Technology. Structured as an unprecedented cultural proposal in Mexico City, it…
VR Installation: Chalkroom by Laurie Anderson & Hsin-Chien Huang
Chalkroom is a virtual reality installation by Laurie Anderson and Hsin-Chien Huang in which the reader flies through an enormous structure made of…
Event: 3 Days of Fat by Thought Collider and Arne Hendriks
The infamous ‘Monster of Whitechapel’, a 130-tonne ‘fatberg’, is a huge clump of oil, rubbish and waste which block up the sewers below the city…
Digital Culture, Fort Process, News, Series
Fort Process 2018: The Day After
On Saturday 22 we got to Newhaven Fort from London. It was a cold and rainy day, but the English weather didn’t make us…
Digital Culture, News, Series, Sound, Unsound
Unsound Krakow 2018: Final line-up Highlights
At just a few days away to kick off, the final Unsound Kraków programme has just been announced with the final additions of the…