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International Call for digital art projects – Biennale Nemo edition 2021

This call for projects is organised in two sessions and is centred around the theme of the next edition of the Nemo Biennial, that will take place from October 2021 to January 2022: “BEYOND REALITY? Revealing the invisible through art, science and technology.”... READ MORE...

In “SOUNDMUSEUM” visitors become active performers, thanks to sound and multi-sensory experiences

The exhibition features 22 works across multifaceted categories, from sound installation, audience-driven performance, interactive sound installation, light art to visual music by 13 internationally recognized artists and collectives.... READ MORE...

“Love Story”: visual shocks and interpretative narratives by Francesco Vezzoli

In each story Fondazione Prada’s followers and, more generally, Instagram’s users will be invited to choose between two possible options, to take sides in favour of one of the two proposed statements, to accept the necessarily simplistic binary logic of surveys, to participate in an only apparently easy game.... READ MORE...

“Silver”, Rachel MacFarlane’s new site-specific animated painting

Originally intended as a response to the dioramic features of Super Dutchess, MacFarlane created the site-specific painting, "Sliver", through her established practice of meticulously observing multi-faceted maquettes.... READ MORE...

Machine and Mind, Rethinking Affect

We live in a world where technologies are increasingly blurring the boundaries of affect, between man and machine. As technology becomes more integrated into our lives, will we become more integrated into technology? Article by Claire Burke... READ MORE...

“Come Behind Me, So Good!”, new computer animation music video

In this video for Kazu Makino, a combination of photogrammetry, which Rhizomatiks has cultivated in various past projects, and cutting-edge software and hardware are used to collect abundant data to realize seamless mixed reality work on a large scale.... READ MORE...

A virtual ecosystem for creativity: new synthesis’ online project “Walkthroughs – A Further Look

Walkthroughs - A Further Look is synthesis’ response to the current challenging times. Now more than ever, synthesis thinks it is important to stay connected, creative and get inspired. Walkthroughs of VR artistic experiences is what synthesis has envisioned.... READ MORE...

“Artists & Agents”, the interaction between secret services and performance art

HMKV‘s exhibition "Artists & Agents - Performance Art and Secret Services" has been closed since Monday, 16 March 2020 due to the Corona pandemic. The exhibition has duely closed on 19 April 2020. To cover the time until the reopening of the HMKV with the next ehxhibition on 02 June, HMKV is making this exhibition accessible for you at Artists & Agents Online.... READ MORE...

“How to Make a Paradise – Seduction and Dependence in Generated Worlds”

Under the exhibition title How to Make a Paradise Frankfurter Kunstverein has invited nine artists and collectives to present a broad spectrum of artistic projects dealing with the human desire for digital escapism, and the aspiration to expand human capabilities with technology.... READ MORE...

“The Botanical Mind Online”, a new online project about the significance of the plant kingdom to human life

Humanity’s place in the natural order is under scrutiny as never before, held in a precarious balance between visible and invisible forces: from the microscopic threat of a virus to the monumental power of climate change. Camden Art Centre has launched this online programme of new artist commissions, podcasts, films, texts, images and audio, expanding on and enriching the ideas and issues informing the show.... READ MORE...

The Fridman Gallery’s first online-only exhibition “All at Once”

Fridman Gallery is honored to welcome Regine Basha’s curatorial exploration "All at Once", an exhibition featuring images, sound, video, and performance. The gallery’s first online-only exhibition comes on the unusual occasion of new social distancing practices amidst a global pandemic.... READ MORE...

Open Call. Art Jameel Commissions: Digital.

Art Jameel, an independent, international organisation that supports arts, education and heritage in the Middle East, announces an Open Call for proposals to Art Jameel Commissions: Digital.... READ MORE...

Floraphilia. Revolution of plants”, a vision of nature

The exhibition Floraphilia. Revolution of plants, at Temporary Gallery, frees the world of plants from the reactionary context of interior design magazines and eco-trends, revealing its emancipatory potential leading to social transformation.... READ MORE...

Swiss Media Art: knowbotiq, Alan Bogana, Félicien Goguey

The exhibition Swiss Media Art: knowbotiq, Alan Bogana, Félicien Goguey can finally take place. HeK would like to invite you to an online vernissage on May 27th 2020.... READ MORE...

“Critical Zones”: a multidimensional communication about the critical state of the Earth

The exhibition Critical Zones about the critical state of the Earth now coincides with the coronavirus pandemic, evincing core questions of the ecological crisis we are witnessing. This situation requires a new Earthly politics, which also implies ne... READ MORE...

Artists’ Film International: the twelfth edition selected a work by Francesco Pedraglio

GAMeC confirms and continues its participation in the Artists’ Film International, the prestigious video-art network that since 2008 has involved some of the most important international contemporary art institutions, along with artists from all around the world.... READ MORE...

Unexpected possibilities in “Worlding World”, the new MU’s online exhibition

While the corona virus is creating a new reality around us, MU has found a way to virtually lead you, with Worlding Worlds, into an array of alternative worlds. Especially now, imaginary worlds can be a relief.... READ MORE...

John Hansard Gallery presents online new digital works by artist David Blandy

John Hansard Gallery, part of the University of Southampton, is pleased to announce two new digital works by artist David Blandy, especially commissioned to reflect on the uncertain times that we currently find ourselves in.... READ MORE...