Open Call: The European Commission’s STARTS Prize 2020
From January 9 and until March 2, 2020 scientists, technologists, artists, institutions, labs, and companies can submit their lighthouse projects for the STARTS Prize 2020….
Exhibition: ‘24/7: A wake-up call for our non-stop world’ at Somerset House Studios
Until February 23, 2020, at Somerset House (London) is on display the exhibition 24/7: A wake-up call for our non-stop world. Inspired by the book…
Digital Biennale: The Wrong 2019
The 4th edition of The Wrong biennale opened on November 1, 2019, featuring 18o+ curators, 2.ooo+ artists in 15o+ pavilions, embassies and routers at 1oo+…
AI & A.Life, Digital Culture, News
Open Call: MUTEK AI Art Lab in Montréal
MUTEK is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the dissemination and development of digital creativity in sound, music, and audio-visual art. Founded in Montreal, Canada in…
Open Call: FILE Festival 2020
FILE – Electronic Language International Festival is a nonprofit cultural organisation founded in 2000 by Ricardo Barreto and Paula Perissinotto. FILE is devoted to providing…
Computing Art, Digital Culture, News
Festival: ArtFutura London 2019 – Processing the Future
Founded in 1989, Art Futura celebrates this edition its 30th anniversary in more than twenty cities, including Alicante, Barcelona, Buenos Aires, Cádiz, Cancún, Dakar, Ibiza,…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, Interviews
Insight: Into Ami Clarke’s exhibition ‘The Underlying’
The work in The Underlying utilises live sentiment analysis of online news production and social media, relating to BPA’s (Bisphenol A*) to consider how surveillance,…
Architectures, Design, Interviews, Key Artists
GREG LYNN, applying technology in architecture and design
The nature of technology is explored in Greg Lynn’s practice, in a way in which technology changes the way we perceive architecture and how we…
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…
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…
DASHA LOYKO, in between science and fiction, romance and self-projection
Dasha Loyko (b.1995 Minsk) is an artist and writer currently based in London. Having only just graduated from the Royal College of Art, she has…
MARTIN EYERER, the mind behind The Creative Code at Factory Berlin
Martin Eyerer isn’t your typical tech executive. Having had a long career as a DJ from founding multiple companies in the music industry, Eyerer has…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
Insight: Mary Magic’s ‘Molecular Queering Agency’ at EcoFutures festival
Mary Maggic (Mary Tsang) is a Chinese-American artist and biohacker originally from Los Angeles. As her research for the past 3-4 years has been mostly…
Tate Exchange: ‘Higher Resolution’ by Hyphen-Labs
Tate Exchange, founded in 2016, is a platform at Tate Modern and Tate Liverpool that explores how art makes a difference in society in response…
Event: AI x Music Festival at Ars Electronica
At first glance, Artificial Intelligence and music have little in common. Music is one of the most emotional art form allowing people to express their…
Insight: APOLYSIS by Hermione Flynn and Evelyn Bencicova
APOLYSIS is Hermione Flynn and Evelyn Bencicova’s latest project exploring the medium of digital avatars through the lens of art, fashion and photography. APOLYSIS is…
Sónar+D 2019: The Day After
It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity.Albert Einstein Sónar 2019 have hosted more than 80 premieres, tech shows, and unique…
News, Robotics & Kinetics, Scout & Trends
Exhibition: ‘QUANTUM’ at CCCB in Barcelona
Since its first discovery in the early 20th century, quantum mechanics has become a fundamental theory onto which all modern science builds, imperative not only…
Digital Culture, Interviews, Sónar
LIBBY HEANEY, when quantum computing is more than a tool
Quantum physics is a little bit weird, a little bit spooky. In the 20th century, it fundamentally challenged our aeons-evolved intuitions about the physical world…