Redazione Digicult

Ecologies of the Machine: Landscapes of Cement and Power

Redazione Digicult
By examining the historical discourse and contemporary narratives in the cement industry, the exhibition seeks to reveal the hidden history of such realities, evidencing how they have worked to maintain the position, power, and profit of individuals and groups, presenting the power dynamics underlying socio-technical regimes, while documenting the inevitable and overlooked alterations to the Mexican landscape.... READ MORE...
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WEtransFORM. On the Future of Building

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he Bundeskunsthalle has designated 2025 the year of sustainability and ecological change. Central to this year’s programme is this international exhibition project on sustainable architecture and urban development in Europe: The show invites visitors to engage in a lively debate about the future of our built environment.... READ MORE...
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Play It Again, Paik

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This exhibition, which emerged from music and television, stands before each viewer’s time. Like a montage, it allows viewers to skip through time and space, yet it also invites them to experience different directions of time by comparing the varying temporal flows within each work.... READ MORE...
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Myths of the new future

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Identifying a particularly anxious, unstable, and incoherent texture to our late-capitalist period, Myths of the new future circulates around the question of how it feels to be alive now, through experimental and conceptual works in sculpture, video, drawing, poetry and photography.... READ MORE...
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Curating the Critical Point

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In this shifting terrain, the media art curator assumes the role of a steward of unstable ecologies, attuned to burgeoning rhythms and modalities taking shape across erratic grounds. Media art, situated at the juncture of human and machine, organic and synthetic, visible and latent, offers a unique site in which the fractures of the present may give way to worlds still in formation.... READ MORE...
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