Established in 2005 Digicult is one of the main international platforms investigating the impact of technologies and sciences on art, design and contemporary culture.

The World is Not Enough: Tarot & the Arts in the 21st Century

In exploring the Tarot’s history, its mystical and religious underpinnings, its queer, postcolonial, and feminist potentials, its psychoanalytically compelling iconography, and the inner reflection it evokes, this gathering aims to bring fresh insight to the complex and subtle syncretisms—digital, analog, and etheric—through which the world becomes—every once in a while, at least—much more than it seems. ... READ MORE...

Capitaloceno

Capitaloceno brings together works by more than 30 Peruvian and international artists around a central question: how do contemporary economic, technological, and environmental systems shape the ways we live, think, and relate to the world?... READ MORE...

Superglue, or Inventing the Friend

Bringing together historical and contemporary works, Superglue, or Inventing the Friend reflects on encounters with the other through different notions of otherness, the emergence of the posthuman figure, and contemporary art itself as something not entirely knowable—something foreign... READ MORE...

Sonar 2024. A Prism which redefine the idea of festivals in contemporary culture

A new intergenerational and intersectional edition that intends to highlight the most radical aesthetics and the importance of inclusivity, celebrating different genres and subgenres - ranging from ambient to drum and bass, from happy hardcore to black metal via deconstructed club, memecore, gabber and hyperpop, to meet the needs of different audiences, without being subjected to the hype of the moment or the fascinations generated by Instagram. Sónar thus continues to redefine and inescapably reflect on how a festival should be, removing barriers and always creating new connections between audiences, creative languages and different genres.... READ MORE...

CORY DOCTOROW – A globalist coalition against Tech-Globalism.

Cory Doctorow's creative "anger" manifests itself in the ruthless and acute analyzes of his journalistic work, while his science fiction stories and novels - in the best tradition of the genre - warn us of possible dark future scenarios, and his activism concretizes his action in dissemination and awareness-raising activities, also in his blog, which he updates constantly.... READ MORE...

Digimag Journal is our online publication seeking articles, interviews and essays that focus on the impact of the technological and scientific research on art, design and contemporary culture.

Digicult Editions is our publishing initiative whose goal is to be active in the publication both of Digimag Journal and critical and theoretical books. Digicult Edition uses all the tools of a contemporary digital publishing.

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DATe 2026 conference: Territorial Overlaps

In this first edition, the central theme will be “Territorial Overlaps,” a title that aptly helps us analyze global conflicts from a spatial perspective. To delve deeper into this question, DATe will be joined by Samia Henni (Canada), Nina Kolowratnik (Austria), Léopold Lambert (France), Elis Mendoza (Mexico), Pelin Tan (Turkey), Paulo Tavares (Brazil), Alfredo Thiermann (Chile), and Ines Weizman (UK).... READ MORE...

The World is Not Enough: Tarot & the Arts in the 21st Century

In exploring the Tarot’s history, its mystical and religious underpinnings, its queer, postcolonial, and feminist potentials, its psychoanalytically compelling iconography, and the inner reflection it evokes, this gathering aims to bring fresh insight to the complex and subtle syncretisms—digital, analog, and etheric—through which the world becomes—every once in a while, at least—much more than it seems. ... READ MORE...

Capitaloceno

Capitaloceno brings together works by more than 30 Peruvian and international artists around a central question: how do contemporary economic, technological, and environmental systems shape the ways we live, think, and relate to the world?... READ MORE...

Superglue, or Inventing the Friend

Bringing together historical and contemporary works, Superglue, or Inventing the Friend reflects on encounters with the other through different notions of otherness, the emergence of the posthuman figure, and contemporary art itself as something not entirely knowable—something foreign... READ MORE...

Dansbana! Amos Rex

Dansbana! is a joyful work that blends architecture, urban planning, and technology, while raising important questions about how we build cities today. The three architects behind the project create spaces for dance and self-expression for diverse social groups.... READ MORE...

International architecture competition

The first phase is an open, anonymous competition to develop a conceptual design. The top five finalists will each receive a cash prize of EUR 20,000, excluding VAT. The application deadline is July 20, 2026. The second phase requires design development and will be conducted through a negotiated procedure with the five finalists from the preceding phase. The winner will enter into a design contract worth up to EUR 1,000,000, excluding VAT.... READ MORE...

Aria Dean: The Color Scheme

Set in Berlin’s Tiergarten shortly after the First World War, artist and writer Aria Dean’s performance The Color Scheme imagines a dialogue between two African American expatriates—the Poet and the Philosopher—as their date in the park becomes a broader meditation on the relationship between Black avant-garde aesthetics and the nascent political movements of the twentieth century.... READ MORE...

Generative Codes

The exhibition offers a synthetic overview of Paul Neagu's artistic trajectory, from his early experiments with tactile art initiated in Romania and continued in the United Kingdom to the construction of complex artistic systems articulated through drawing, objects, performative actions, and sculpture.... READ MORE...