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HeK Net Works: IOCOSE, Moving Tasks Forward

Redazione Digicult
Founded in 2006 by four artists (Matteo Cremonesi, Filippo Cuttica, Davide Prati, Paolo Ruffino), IOCOSE investigate how the narratives surrounding the future of society and technology leave traces on the present. Moving Tasks Forward, available from 10.11 to 8.12.2020, is a script that can solve the long list of tasks that flood our daily to do lists.... READ MORE...
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“Feelings”, new models of interaction

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Synthesis gallery presents FEELINGS, a digital exhibition of works by five artists. Curated by Jeffrey Grunthaner and George Vitale, the exhibition will go live on Mozilla Hubs November 19, 2020 and run through February 21, 2021. Scheduled events and walkthroughs will also take place during the course of the exhibition.... READ MORE...
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Virus Attack ! First computer pandemics

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Espacio Byte, digital art museum, presents a new exhibition on computer viruses. An approach to the aesthetic dimension of disruptive phenomena in the digital ecosystem. The curatorial project raises an analogy between pandemics in the biological and digital sphere, and how both end up interfering in the dynamics of human activities.... READ MORE...
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Trevor Paglen in “Bloom”: the systems and technologies that shape society

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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...
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Resilienze Festival 2020 – Arte Resiliente

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Resilienze Festival è un progetto ideato e prodotto da Kilowatt, che si svolgerà a Bologna presso gli spazi di Kilowatt all’interno dei Giardini Margherita dal 10 al 13 Settembre 2020. La rassegna vuole parlare di grandi trasformazioni planetarie mostrando le interazioni, i legami e le connessioni tra ambiente, società, economia e cultura, interrogando i linguaggi dell’arte per esplorare punti di vista alternativi.... READ MORE...
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Listening Through. Trespassing the many elsewheres of the body

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Digicult continues its media partnership with INBTWN, the programme curated by Claudia D’Alonzo for XL, the extended format of Centrale Fies’ annual programming. The second artistic intervention is Listening Through, a project moving between on- and off-line based on the dialogue of curator and researcher Elena Biserna with artist and researcher Anna Raimondo... READ MORE...
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Spatial Momentum. An interview with IOCOSE

Claudia D'Alonzo
Pointing at a New Planet is a 3D animation video loop by IOCOSE collective. A web-based version of the work is available until the 23rd of July 2020 within the frame of INBTWN programme. Pointing at a New Planet by IOCOSE is available to watch until the 23rd of July on www.inbtwn.it/. It is the first work of INBTWN - In Between, a programme curated by Claudia D’Alonzo dedicated to the relationship between body and technologies, functioning as the second chapter of XL, the new format of Centrale Fies.... READ MORE...
ArtArticlesDigimag – Issue 86, 2nd Quarter 2020

Alla Fondazione Il Lazzaretto una nuova tappa del progetto artistico “When the Towel Drops”

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Arriva alla Fondazione Il Lazzaretto (Milano) "When the Towel Drops", il progetto artistico in progress del collettivo Radha May, che esplora le rappresentazioni censurate della sessualità e del piacere femminile dagli anni Cinquanta a oggi, attraverso sequenze mai viste di film e documenti provenienti dall'archivio della Revisione Cinematografica.... READ MORE...
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Pröspect: A Bot* that reassembles images from the McCord Museum’s Photography Collection

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Pröspect, is another step in Isabelle Gagné’s work as a geologist-artist of digital images, as she ques­tions our relation to online historical archives. As various institutions – museums, libraries, etc. – are increasingly making their archives available online to make them more accessible, the “general” catalogue of online images is constantly growing.... READ MORE...
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