Architectures, News, Robotics & Kinetics
Event: Norman Foster Foundation Robotics Atelier
How will robots influence the future of design processes and the built environment? This question sums up the idea behind the third edition of the…
Op & Ed, Robotics & Kinetics, Sound
‘Anxiety of Mutations’ Jon Rafman’s Dream Journal at Venice Biennale by Piotr Bockowski
A mytho-digital journey has been conceived by Jon Rafman in which the most severe anxieties of the 21st century techno-society melt into an obnoxious 3D-animated…
Op & Ed, Robotics & Kinetics, Sound
‘TAKIS: Sculptor of magnetism, light and sound’ by Frances Whorrall-Campbell
A Little Peace and Quiet’, a 1985 episode of the cult television series The Twilight Zone, ends with the image of a nuclear warhead hovering…
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…
ZIV ZE’EV COHEN, technology’s impact on human modes of perception and thought
When we are thinking about relationships between ourselves and technology one thing tends to stand out: our dependence on technology. The reason is quite simple….
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…
Open call: ArtFutura London 2019
Since January 1990, ArtFutura, the festival of Digital Culture and Creativity, has explored the most interesting projects and ideas that have come upon the international…
Open Call: SXSW Art program
South by Southwest (SXSW), is one of the biggest annual confluences of artists in the world celebrating all things film, music, and interactive media. Established…
NATALIA FUCHS, curating Art, Science and Technology
New media researcher, art historian and international curator in art, science and technology, Natalia Fuchs is the curator at Gamma Festival (St. Petersburg). She will be speaking…
Editor’s Pick: EDITED ARTS 001 – EXTENDED
Edited Arts are a not for profit group of curators, film producers, event organisers, artists and technicians that aim to provide a platform for artists…
CLOT Magazine recommends: JUNE
KEYS: Artificial Intelligence, Trauma Bar und Kino Berlin, 7 June 2019 KEYS are presenting their second edition. A series of events which focus on digital…
The textures of Art Basel Hong Kong 2019 by Lidia Ratoi
Almost one month after Art Basel Hong Kong 2019, I wondered: what impressed me the most? What do I remember most strongly? Obviously, there were…
Insight: BBC’s podcast series Forest 404
As a former, longtime resident of Williamsburg Brooklyn, I didn’t use to sleep. For years, the crashes of garbage trucks, beeps from delivery trucks, and…
Body Sculptures, Interviews, Sound
Recent Arts: Sensing through the Screen / Sensing through the Skin
Recent Arts is a project by Valentina Berthelon and Tobias Freund, whose combined artistic practice embodies the synergy of art and technology, going beyond the…
Editor’s pick: MADATAC 2019, the day after
Madatac is a new-media, art and technology festival that takes place in Madrid in the first months of the year. The 2019 edition of the…
Exhibition: ‘In a world where immortality is the norm, the future is my future’, Galeria Duarte
In a world where immortality is the norm, the future is my future is a group exhibition on view at Galeria Duarte Sequeira until May…
Computing Art, Interviews, Scout & Trends
MARTA DI FRANCESCO, the poetics of dream-like realities
Poetics. Even the word itself sounds ethereal. In an almost synesthetic manner, hearing poetics triggers a reaction – a dreamlike state, of serenity and beauty….
Exhibition: ‘So Far, Still So Close’ at Synthesis Gallery in Berlin
From April 26 to 28 Synthesis Gallery is premiering two new VR works by Chinese artist Yu Hong and Ukrainian artist Nikita Shalenny. ‘So far,…
CARLO ZANNI, on how the art world doesn’t know how to sell videos
Imagine a world where works of art do not become the exclusive property of the highest bidder, where the assignation of the term art does…