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Fabio Perletta, l’artista-sciamano. La ritualità dell’arte.

Caterina Tomeo
In questo momento di forte perplessità intorno alla capacità di artisti e curatori di creare nuovi eventi che possano funzionare sulle piattaforme virtuali, coinvolgendo in modo attivo e diretto il pubblico, sono stata invitata a partecipare a …mai i propri … nell’ambito di BRUMA MMXX, una performance di Fabio Perletta – straordinario artista sonoro, curatore e docente di sound design – che è stata trasmessa in diretta streaming sulla piattaforma del progetto Aequusol. Articolo di Caterina Tomeo.... READ MORE...
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Sara Tirelli and the VR Pavilion at 2020 Resilienze festival

Marco Mancuso
Hera Immersive Area is a space within Resilienze 2020 festival dedicated to new technologies in relation to art and scientific research and aimed at exploring environmental issues through innovation. This interview focuses on the VR Pavilion, both because of the long-lasting acquaintance and the deep esteem towards Sara Tirelli and her artistic and research path that has been going on for a very long time in Italy and internationally.... READ MORE...
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Para Site hosts two new exhibitions about AI

Redazione Digicult
Para Site is proud to present two new exhibitions dedicated to AI and virtual world: Glitch in the Matrix, a solo exhibition by Hong Kong-based artist Luke Ching Chin Wai, featuring newly commissioned works and re-enactments and adaptations of Ching’s earlier works, and Confidential Records: Overwrite, a solo exhibition by Hong Kong-based artist Vvzela Kook.... READ MORE...
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The future, despite everything: Hito Steyerl at Düsseldorf’s K21

Bianca Cavuti
The cornerstone of the exhibition is SocialSim, a new multimedia installation developed especially for the occasion, which explores the potential of digital technologies, simulations and AI, in relation to social upheavals, artistic creativity and pandemic conditions too. The artwork includes a focus on collective hysteria and social network, examined in the social simulation Dancing Mania.... READ MORE...
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Hito Steyerl in “I Will Survive”

Redazione Digicult
The exhibition Hito Steyerl. I Will Survive at K21 is the new multimedia installation with which Steyerl (b. 1966) critically explores the potentials of digitality, simulation, and artificial intelligence with regard to artistic creativity, modes of museum presentation, social upheavals, and pandemic conditions.... READ MORE...
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From conceptual art to technological changes: the exhibition “The Sun Does not Move, Chapter 35 “

Redazione Digicult
The Sun Does not Move, Chapter 35 brings together a selection of paintings from the Book of paintings R.H. Quaytman (Boston, 1961) begun in 2001. This is the latest chapter of Quaytman’s "writing,", and it is presented in context with the first―The Sun (2001)―and O Tópico, Chapter 27 (2014)—specifically made for Instituto Inhotim, Brumadinho, Minas Gerais, Brazil.... READ MORE...
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Immersive multi-media experiences with Zadie Xa

Redazione Digicult
This fall, Remai Modern presents a new body of work by Vancouver-born, London-based artist Zadie Xa. Moon Poetics 4 Courageous Earth Critters and Dangerous Day Dreamers opens October 24 in the museum’s Connect Gallery and marks the artist's first solo museum project in Canada. Zadie Xa combines sculpture, painting, light and sound to create immersive multi-media experiences.... READ MORE...
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Performing the Archive of Future Gestures. Interview with Julien Prévieux

Claudia D'Alonzo
Julien Prévieux is a multidisciplinary artist that for years has investigated the relationship between technologies and the human, employing diverse formats and languages. Many of his works escape specific language and discipline categories. They are open processes, social experiments on what the artist defines as "crisis wrecks", iconic residues of financial scandals, legal cases, traces of symbolic structures or visual codes produced by economic and political systems.... READ MORE...
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“Digital Cultures 2020: Imagined Futures”, an online festival of arts & technology

Redazione Digicult
The online festival will bring back former visions of the future, dismissed as intriguing yet far-fetched fantasies a decade or even a few months ago. The event, organised by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, offers a wealth of artistic programmes and debate, and aims to further understand and overcome the barriers of delivering a hybrid festival in today’s social and political climate. ... READ MORE...
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