Open call: 19th Media Art Biennale WRO 2021
REVERSO is a call to look at what is happening now in art from the underside which, until recently just peeking through, is now becoming increasingly visible, f... READ MORE...
Science
MUDEC is going to host “ROBOT. The human project”
From the first mechanical devices of ancient Greece to the new frontiers of Artificial Intelligence, man has always been attracted to the idea of creating an ar... READ MORE...
Trevor Paglen in “Bloom”: the systems and technologies that shape society
Pace is pleased to return to its physical space with the exhibition "Bloom" of new works by American artist Trevor Paglen. Employing a variety of disciplines throughout his oeuvre, from investigative journalism to scientific research, the exhibition will feature new sculptures, photographs, drawings, and digital components that relate to corporate and state use of machine learning algorithms to monitor, extract value, and influence people’s lives.... READ MORE...
“Post Growth”, the future of life on the planet
iMal is happy to invite you for "Post Growth", an exhibition by DISNOVATION.ORG. This exhibition consists of six artworks that encourage us to challenge our dominant narratives about growth and progress, and explore the radical implications of a speculative economic model based on energy emitted by the Sun.... READ MORE...
“Real Feelings”: the rapidly changing relationship between technology and emotions
The exhibition Real Feelings, at the HeK, explores how technology is representing, influencing and changing our emotions: how they can be manipulated and controlled by technology, because they influence our society and our lives.... READ MORE...
“Bloom”, new works by Trevor Paglen
Pace is pleased to return to its physical space with an exhibition of new works by American artist Trevor Paglen. "Bloom" explores Paglen’s central themes of artificial intelligence, the politics of images, facial recognition technologies, and alternative futures.... READ MORE...
Innovation in and for Europe: STARTS 2020 prize winners
Science, Technology and arts (STARTS for short) limn a nexus at which insightful observers have identified extraordinarily high potential for innovation. And innovation is precisely what’s called for if we’re to master the social, ecological and economic challenges that Europe will be facing in the near future. In this STARTS Prize initiative, the European Commission’s focus is on projects and people that can make meaningful contributions to this effort.... READ MORE...
The exhibition “Tomás Saraceno. Aria” (re)opens to the public
Saraceno creates immersive works and participatory experiences that suggest a new way of living in our world by making connections to non‐human phenomena such as dust particles and plants. The exhibition at Palazzo Strozzi will stay open until 1 November 2020, with all the measures to contain the COVID-19 epidemic.... 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...
“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 crisi... READ MORE...
“Catharsis”, Jakob Kudsk Steensen’s new digital simulation
The Serpentine presented "Catharsis" by Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen as part of a global public art project, "CONNECT, BTS", a series of major art projects open free to the public in five cities on four continents initiated by South Korean pop group BTS.... READ MORE...
Suzanne Treister: realities, knowledges and networks through psychedelic speculation
Utilising various media, including video, the internet, interactive technologies, photography, drawing, painting and watercolour, Suzanne Treister explores emerging technologies, alternative belief systems and potential human futures through a newly commissioned book and web-based augmented reality work.... READ MORE...
Discussing “The Question of Intelligence” with Curator Christiane Paul
The exhibition "The Question of Intelligence: AI and The Future of Humanity", which should have run from the 7th of February to the 8th of April at the Sheila C. Johnson Design Center at Parsons/The New School in New York, engaged with the relationships that humans sustain with machines and vice versa and brought insights on artificial intelligence's bias and potential in unlocking new opportunities. Report and interview by Marie Chatel... READ MORE...
Modeling Communication with Slime Mould. Artistic Residency with Sarah Grant
As part of a short residency at the Institute for Experimental Design and Media Cultures, within the "Thinking Toys for Commoning" research project, artist and critical engineer Sarah Grant explored communication across the slime mould body with an interest in network topology and resource sharing. Article by Selena Savic... READ MORE...
The beauty of a borderless world. Interview with teamLab
Innovation and team working: teamLab creates an art making use of technological tools, tending to make them disappear, highlighting the experience they’d like to propose to the public. Interview by Marco Aruga... READ MORE...
“Real Feeling”, the connection between technology and emotions
Emotions could be described as the core of human experience. The international group exhibition REAL FEELINGS explores the rapidly changing relationship between technology and emotions.... READ MORE...
Jenna Sutela’s exhibition “NO NO NSE NSE”: the limits of human-created language
Jenna Sutela’s exhibition NO NO NSE NSE at Kunsthall Trondheim is the artist’s first major institutional solo show. The exhibition explores artificial intelligence and in particular the relation between randomness and control in organic and inorganic systems.... READ MORE...
What is work in the globalized digital age? “Algotaylorism” replies
Algotaylorism brings together thirteen artists and collectives who all operate at the human-machine interface and have taken this interaction as a subject of research and as a production tool.... READ MORE...