Art

The Future Everything Summit 2013

The FutureEverything Summit of Ideas & Digital Invention is centred around the Conference on Thursday 21 and Friday 22 March at Four Piccadilly Place, Manchester. The Conference brings together artists, thinkers and industry figures from around the world, across multiple disciplines to take part in presentations, debates, panels and participatory sessions. Alongside the main Conference programme we also present a series of workshops, fringe events, innovation labs and an art programme over six days.... READ MORE...

The latest endeavours of DjSpooky: The Imaginary App and the The Met Reframed residency

Several authors in the past have widely focused on the artistic projects of Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid, an inexhaustible artist whose works have the ‘remix’ as a core concept and primary form of representation. The following article traces Miller’s latest endeavours, in particular his residency at the prestigious Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and the forthcoming book project about the terrific production of apps for mobile devices.... READ MORE...

The new explorers guide to Dutch digital culture, by Virtueel Platform

Virtueel Platform, part of The New Institute in Rotterdam, whose mission is to" stimulate and strengthen cultural innovation by sharing knowledge about e-culture and increasing its visibility and scope startingpoint if you want to explore and work together with innovative media art organisations in The Netherlands", published its final Guide the last December 2012.... READ MORE...

“Analogital” exhibition: the transitional space between analogue and digital

Analogital is an exhibition of international artists who engage with concepts generated from the transitional space between analogue and digital. Specifically the notion analyzes the forms that emerge from our culture’s conversion from film grain to computer pixel. However, more broadly the term identifies a perceptual evolution in the human experience and its mediation.... READ MORE...

Italian Conversations. Discovering contemporary art in Italy

By daily following this path, after visiting and analysing Rotterdam, Munich, Berlin, Dresden, Copenaghen, Riga, Switzerland and Bruxelles, this year Rob e Nienke, encouraged by Nomas Foundation’s curators Cecilia Canziani and Ilaria Gianni, have published their investigation of Italy, “Fucking good Art: Italia. Issue #28, Italian Conversation – Art in the age of Berlusconi”, the result of an almost one-year-long itinerant residence.... READ MORE...