Computing Art, Digital Culture, News
Operating within the register of science fiction in imagining alternative versions of the future and, in doing so, creating a possibility of effectuating otherwise unimaginable…
Created by Alice Hoffmann-Fuller with pieces by the anonymous art collective Anti.Gang (featuring A.n0nE + i.no0NE) and Ruaridh Law as contributing sound artist, Auto.Corp is…
In the early 70s, chemist James Lovelock formulated the theory of Gaia, co-developed with microbiologist Lynn Margulis. The Gaia hypothesis meant that humans were tightly…
Digital Arts Computing BSc’s degree students are presenting the exhibition Ephemerence from 5th to 8th May 2022. In a show that will occupy the hybrid…
Vellum LA is Los Angeles’ premier NFT gallery for digital art. Their goal is to situate the digital and crypto art communities within art history…
How do we conceptualise our body? It once was customary to derive a person’s identity from their inalienable bodily “constants” of gender and race, but…
Digital Culture, Interviews, Scout & Trends
Technology is frequently positioned as an element of progress that proceeds like a flaming arrow in time, somehow superseding the present by being visionary and…
Digital Culture, Key Artists, Op & Ed
Ulysses Jenkins, writing on his approach to art-making in the memoir Doggerel Life, states that: Those familiar with the ancients have all recognized and resonated…
CTM/transmediale, Digital Culture, Op & Ed
A pandemic while we’re in a global culture and information war wasn’t the scenario I was hoping for. It’s been a clear signal showing problematic…
Our feelings and sense of togetherness take place and unfold in different layers of reality. We inhabit different dimensions simultaneously, and they are subsequently becoming…
In 2018, it was the last time I travelled to Kraków without a Covid-19 passport on hand. Presence was the theme of Unsound Festival already…
Aphra Shemza is a London-based multimedia artist and curator. She is also co-founder of Art in Flux. As an artist and activist, she finds ambitious…
Computing Art, Digital Culture, News
As our species takes stock from a still uncontained global pandemic, it has become clear that the entangled web of ecological, economic, and social crises…
synthesis gallery presents Legacy by new media artist Nancy Baker Cahill. Legacy is synthesis’ first public art show opening on November 4, 2021, in Tempelhofer…
Digital Culture, Manege, News, Thinkers
The trigger to the programme is the absolute uniqueness of the present moment. Humanity as a whole is facing the necessity to analyse its history…
Interviews, Scout & Trends, Thinkers
An attentive interlinking of research, activism and art is what draws Caroline Sinders‘ eye and practice to the discussion and exposure of social dynamics whose…
Borghildur Indriðadóttir is an Icelandic artist who taps into her experience in architecture, performance and acting methods to question our understanding of power and systematic…
The China(TO)wn exhibition conveys the forgotten stories, willful omissions, and accumulation of silences that exist beyond Toronto’s official heritage definition of its Chinatown neighbourhoods. The…
We live in a new era of interaction. The outcome of the pandemic has introduced a new relationship between artworks and spectators that goes not…
Caroline Sinders is a critical designer, artist, and human rights researcher trained as a photojournalist and photographer. For the past years, she has been examining…