Computing Art, Digital Culture, News
Sturm&Drang, a new exhibition at Osservatorio Fondazione Prada, explores Computer-generated imagery (CGI) practices, experiences, and environments. CGI is the creation of still or animated visual…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
Leonardo/ISAST is participating this year at Ars Electronica with [Anti]disciplinary Topographies: Culturing transnational dialogue for creative hybridity, an Ars Electronica Garden that gathers Leonardo’s global…
Ars Electronica is one of the leading events that brings together art, technology and society to shape a festival relevant and embedded into the present….
Biomedia, Digital Culture, Op & Ed
An obsolete soviet power plant in East Berlin has become a multimedia vehicle to the city’s origin this summer. Infamous for its techno/fetish club nights,…
The simultaneous coexistence of multiple arenas, the surfacing of more and more osmotic communities, the proliferation of phenomena of mutual hybridisation and reciprocal interpenetration have…
arebyte Gallery (London) are showing Software for Less, the first UK’s solo show by Ben Grosser, the US-based artist/scientist/coder, who started as a music composer…
Art Laboratory Berlin, Biomedia, News
Art Laboratory Berlin are presenting a new project including an extensive programme that will explore various networks – biological, cybernetic, and social – as part…
The video work Seil (Rope, 27’30“, 2016) [1] grabs my attention from the back of the gallery as I enter. I am drawn towards the…
arebyte, the London-based contemporary platform dedicated to New Media and Performance Art launched The Digital Weird last June, a group exhibition exploring the realm of “weirding” in digital art trends. The exhibition…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
Interdisciplinarity is the foundation on which artist Laura Splan conceives her work. A seemingly unexplored exchange and latent associations prove to be the source of…
In these turbulent times, Amy Sands’ paper and transparent acrylic works, along with her Bobbin Lace Fence Project – Projection Mapping, bring a sense of…
Curators, Digital Culture, News
A belief can be intended as energy imbued with a vital spirit that leads the human being to tackle and shape reality, following an inner…
“If we sit and talk in a dark room, words suddenly acquire new meanings and different textures. They become richer, even than architecture, which Le…
Between July 3 and August 29, the Modern Art Museum (MAM) Shanghai hosts the Close Up – Work & Research exhibit, where visitors are invited…
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…
Éva Mayer’s exhibition at Ani Molnár Gallery in Budapest, curated by Lili Boros, delves into the limbic space of fertility, hope, and loss and its…
For his new body of works, Theo Triantafyllidis draws inspiration from video games and recent events of civil disorder in America. Looking at phenomena such…
Body Sculptures, Digital Culture, News
TRANSGENESIS is a new series of experiments by Agnes? Curated by Arturo Passacantando, Tommaso de Benedictis, and Charlie Mills is on view at The Orange…
arebyte’s 2020 programme takes the notion of Systems as its point of departure. Continuing from the 2019 theme, Home, Systems invites artists to respond to…
Computing Art, Digital Culture, News
Artist Frederik De Wilde gravitates towards un/under-explored crossovers between art and science and, by extension, technology. For him, both art and science require creativity and…